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Centreville, VA Real Estate & Community Guide

Western Fairfax County · Value per square foot · Bull Run Park · I-66/Route 28

Fairfax County ZIPs: 20120, 20121 I-66 · Route 28 Dulles: ~15–20 min

Quick Facts: Centreville, VA

📊 Market Data (2025–2026): Median home value approximately ~$630,000–$640,000 — up ~2–3% YoY; strong buyer demand in 2025. Average days on market: ~8–20 days (very competitive in peak season). Source: Zillow ZHVI / Dec 2025 regional market data. Always request a current market analysis for address-specific accuracy.

Centreville, Virginia — Key Details

CountyFairfax County (primarily; small sections in Prince William County — verify by address)
ZIP Codes20120, 20121
Commute to DC~45–60 min by car via I-66; OmniRide/Fairfax Connector bus connections to Metro
Commute to Dulles~15–20 min via Route 28
Major RoadsI-66, Route 28, Route 29 (Lee Highway), Braddock Road
School SystemFairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) — verify school assignments directly with FCPS
Median Home Value~$630,000–$640,000 (Zillow ZHVI, 2025)
Market TrendUp ~2.4% YoY; homes going pending in approximately 8 days during peak season
Days on Market~8–20 days in peak season — very competitive for well-priced homes
Notable CommunitiesSully Station, Virginia Run, Bull Run, Centreville Crossing, Fair Lakes corridor
Housing Styles1980s–2000s planned community SFH, townhomes, condos — generally newer stock than eastern Fairfax with larger lots
Key AssetBull Run Regional Park — camping, fishing, athletic fields, cross country course

What It's Like Living in Centreville, VA

Centreville sits at the western edge of Fairfax County's suburban landscape, offering larger lots, newer housing stock, and a slightly quieter pace than communities closer to the Beltway. Sully Station and Virginia Run are anchor planned communities with trails, pools, and strong civic association structures.

Route 28 has become an important employment corridor connecting Centreville to Dulles Airport-area tech and defense employers. Fair Oaks Mall and Fairfax Corner serve retail and dining needs a short drive east. Bull Run Regional Park — one of the region's largest — anchors outdoor recreation to the west. The Sully Historic Site and Ellanor C. Lawrence Park add outdoor and cultural depth to the community.

Homes & Neighborhoods in Centreville

Sully Station

One of Centreville's most established planned communities with trails, pool, and a distinctive planned-community identity that has maintained strong appeal since the late 1980s.

Virginia Run

Well-regarded community with strong trail infrastructure, community pools, and a neighborhood feel that consistently attracts buyers seeking Fairfax County quality at accessible price points.

Bull Run

Southwestern Centreville community offering some of the area's most generous lot sizes — attractive for buyers who want more outdoor space.

Centreville Crossing & Fair Lakes corridor

Townhomes and condos providing more accessible entry points in Centreville's market, popular with first-time buyers and those transitioning to the area.

Things to Do in Centreville, VA

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Bull Run Regional Park

Camping, fishing, hayrides, cross-country course, athletic fields — one of Northern Virginia's largest regional parks

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Sully Historic Site

1794 mansion and grounds — one of Fairfax County's most interesting historic properties, just minutes from Centreville

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Fair Oaks & Fairfax Corner

Primary shopping and dining destination ~10–15 min east — Fair Oaks Mall, Fairfax Corner outdoor retail, multiple dining options

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Ellanor C. Lawrence Park

Hiking trails and nature programs in a wooded park setting — popular with Centreville residents

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Commuter Options

Park-and-ride lots for I-66 HOV/express bus service; OmniRide connector to Metro — verify current schedules at OmniRide.com

Buying & Selling in Centreville, VA

For Buyers

Buying a Home in Centreville

Centreville offers one of the best value propositions in Fairfax County — newer housing stock, larger lots, and strong community infrastructure at price points that are increasingly difficult to find closer to the Beltway. The market moved fast in 2025, with homes going pending in as few as 8 days during peak season. Buyers who want Fairfax County schools, planned community amenities, and more square footage per dollar should consider Centreville seriously.

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For Sellers

Selling in Centreville

Centreville sellers benefit from strong demand from buyers who are priced out of eastern Fairfax County communities and are specifically seeking the value Centreville provides. The Route 28 employment corridor, Dulles proximity, and strong park infrastructure create a clear lifestyle narrative for your listing. Samantha Bard's marketing strategy tells that story across every platform where today's buyers are searching.

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Why Work With Samantha Bard in Centreville

Samantha Bard is a Northern Virginia REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Realty, serving buyers and sellers across Centreville and the broader DC Metro area. She brings deep local market knowledge, an AI-enabled listing strategy, and a client-first approach to every transaction.

Her approach is calm, strategic, and grounded in honest data. She tells you what the market actually supports and executes with precision from listing day through closing.

Samantha Bard, REALTOR® · Coldwell Banker Realty

VA License #0225198344 · ABR · SRS

703-298-2651  ·  samantha.bard@cbmove.com

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Centreville, VA Real Estate — FAQ

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Samantha Bard is a licensed REALTOR® in the Commonwealth of Virginia (License #0225198344) with Coldwell Banker Realty. All information on this page is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers and sellers should independently verify all data including pricing, school assignments, jurisdiction boundaries, commute times, tax rates, HOA/association fees, and utility infrastructure before making any real estate decision. Market data cited is approximate and sourced from public MLS data, Zillow, Redfin, Movoto, NVAR, and third-party market reports — contact Samantha Bard for a current, address-specific market analysis. School information is provided for general reference only — verify directly with the applicable school system before purchase.

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