Fairfax County under 600k

[Anonymous]

I am.considering moving to Fairfax. I have elementary aged kids. Are there decent school pyramids with 3-4 bedrooms under 600k. What school districts or neighborhoods would you recommend.

[Anonymous]

No.

[Anonymous]

lol

Sorry, but no

[Anonymous]

Townhome ok?

[Anonymous]

Ha ha ha. We wanted this 20 years ago and couldn’t find it! Get with the times!

[Anonymous]

Yes, you can find this. Burke is one community with smaller townhomes and condos sometimes in that price range. Probably not with 4 bedrooms, but you can find 3 bedroom units. Herndon, Newington, Springfield and perhaps Centreville may also have options. Check Zillow and similar sites.

[Anonymous]

Also, keep in mind that there are no bad school pyramids in Fairfax County, where the schools are all at least good. Some high schools send more kids to more competitive colleges and universities, but a motivated and talented individual with engaged and supportive parents can do well from any County high school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ha ha ha. We wanted this 20 years ago and couldn’t find it! Get with the times!

This is BS.

[Anonymous]

Op here. So maybe I should ask a different way bc there are houses in that price range in Fairfax. Are there decent schools in Springfield, Burke listing, or Alexandria.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Also, keep in mind that there are no bad school pyramids in Fairfax County, where the schools are all at least good. Some high schools send more kids to more competitive colleges and universities, but a motivated and talented individual with engaged and supportive parents can do well from any County high school.

This is what i was wondering because that is not the case in most MD counties it's hit or miss.

[Anonymous]

Where do you actually work? Commutes can be long here and fairfax is big… parts of the county are going to make more sense than others depending on commute.

Also where you work and how many days in office might mean other counties are options too. Not like fairfax is the only place to live around here

[Anonymous]

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8102-Wingf...22308/51982138_zpid/

$580k in Waynewood district

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also, keep in mind that there are no bad school pyramids in Fairfax County, where the schools are all at least good. Some high schools send more kids to more competitive colleges and universities, but a motivated and talented individual with engaged and supportive parents can do well from any County high school.

This is what i was wondering because that is not the case in most MD counties it's hit or miss.

Sure. This is precisely why Lee-Lewis is perpetually under
-enrolled.

Using this logic, OP should find a condo in the Justice or Edison or Lewis or Falls Church HS pyramids.

[Anonymous]

Maybe a condo or an older smaller townhome in Springfield or Burke.

[Anonymous]

Research and locate 3-4 neighborhoods that satisfy your requirements. Find the experienced agent that knows that neighborhood. The pickings are slim for your options, that’s why connecting with each neighborhood’s experienced agent is your best choice.