In addition to the federal government and related services, several Fortune 500 companies add to the economic stability of Fairfax County including Volkswagen of America, which moved its headquarters to Fairfax County. Professionals working in the area are some of the best in the fields of technology, manufacturing, research sciences, healthcare and more. Business parks have sprung up around Fairfax County, drawing many new businesses to the area. Tysons Corner, the largest office complex in the state, offers more than 25 million square feet of office space with plans for more development in the upcoming decades. Other Fairfax County residents commute to the Washington, D.C. metro area using major highways, trains or buses.
Fairfax County is attractive to many people from countless states, countries and cultures. This diversity has only improved the opportunities available for residents. From the arts and education, to public transportation and recreation, this region offers something to appeal to everyone and their unique interests. Nearly 400 parks can be found in Fairfax County, and most residents can enjoy these lovely green spaces that provide picnic areas, walking trails and more. Several of the more popular parks include Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts and The Washington & Old Dominion Railroad Trail, which is nearly 50 miles long and runs through Fairfax County connecting Arlington and Loudoun County.
Fairfax County also has golf courses, shopping centers, wonderful restaurants and a variety of real estate options. The children of Fairfax County are served by the nationally acclaimed Fairfax County Public Schools. More than 160,000 students receive a quality education from dedicated teachers, and many graduates go on to enroll in colleges and universities. In the heart of Fairfax County are Northern Virginia Community College and George Mason University, both serving higher education. Many universities are also located in the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area including some of the best medical colleges and law schools in the nation.
Real estate in Fairfax County ranges from upscale condos to farmhouses, depending on the community you choose. Rural properties blend effortlessly into suburban neighborhoods for an eclectic mix of residents and available real estate. Whether you are looking for single family homes, luxury properties, historic homes, golf homes, townhomes, condos or a horse farm, Fairfax County truly offers real estate to meet the needs and taste of all of its residents.
Fairfax County Homes for Sale
Looking for Fairfax County homes for sale? Search our local listings database for access to listings in Fairfax County and the surrounding areas. Whether you want to buy or sell Fairfax County real estate, you can browse through properties or find a wide variety of real estate resources available on this website.
Fairfax County Real Estate Agent
If you are looking for a Fairfax County REALTOR®, choose TeamWorks Real Estate! As your Fairfax County real estate agent, Brian Schantz can assist you with all of your home buying and selling needs. Brian and his team can provide you with access to the Fairfax County local listings database and offer their experience and knowledge to make the home buying or selling process easier for you and your family. Contact TeamWorks Real Estate today to get your home search started!
