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Vienna, VA Real Estate & Community Guide

Beloved incorporated town · W&OD Trail · Orange/Silver Metro terminus · Authentic downtown

Town of Vienna · Fairfax County ZIPs: 22180, 22181, 22182 Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Terminus W&OD Trail through Town

Quick Facts: Vienna, VA

📊 Market Data (2025–2026): Median home value approximately ~$1,014,000 — Stable; Zillow shows +1.0% YoY; Fox Homes Oct 2025 median sold ~$1.2M; market more measured pace in late 2025. Average days on market: ~45–60 days (up from sub-30 in prior years — market normalizing). Source: Zillow ZHVI Feb 2026 ($1,014,032 +1.0% YoY); median sold ~$1.2M per Fox Homes Oct 2025. Always request a current market analysis for address-specific accuracy.

Vienna, Virginia — Key Details

JurisdictionTown of Vienna — incorporated town within Fairfax County; both Town taxes & Fairfax County taxes apply — verify combined rates
ZIP Codes22180, 22181, 22182 (the 22182 ZIP covers a broader area including parts of Oakton and Wolf Trap)
Metro AccessVienna/Fairfax-GMU Station — western terminus of the Orange Line; also served by Silver Line
Commute to DC~25–35 min via Metro; ~30–45 min by car via I-66
Commute to Tysons~5–10 min by car or Metro
W&OD TrailPasses directly through the Town center — 45-mile regional trail connecting to Alexandria (east) and Purcellville (west)
School SystemFairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) — Vienna serves multiple FCPS pyramids (Madison, Marshall); verify by exact address
Median Home Value~$1,014,000 (Zillow ZHVI Feb 2026, +1.0% YoY); Fox Homes Oct 2025 showed median sold ~$1.2M — market stabilizing after rapid appreciation
Market TrendStable/gradual plateau — Zillow +1% YoY; market pace has moderated (45–60 days avg vs. sub-30 previously); well-priced homes still attract strong interest
Days on Market~45–60 days average (longer than prior years — market normalizing; correctly priced homes still move decisively)
Housing StylesOriginal 1950s–1970s Cape Cods, colonials, and ramblers; active teardown/rebuild market producing larger custom homes; limited townhome supply near Metro

What It's Like Living in Vienna, VA

Vienna's identity is rooted in its downtown — Church Street between Maple Avenue and Courthouse Road is one of the most genuinely walkable commercial districts in all of Fairfax County. Local restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, Freeman House Park, and the weekly Vienna Farmers Market create a neighborhood center where residents actually spend time. This is not a strip mall corridor. It is a real town center.

The W&OD Trail runs directly through Vienna's urban core — used for commuting, exercise, and weekend recreation by residents who create organic community energy. Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station is the western terminus of the Orange Line, which means trains originate here — increasing the practical likelihood of finding a seat during peak DC commutes. Vienna's teardown/rebuild dynamic has been reshaping the housing stock for over a decade.

Homes & Neighborhoods in Vienna

Downtown Vienna / Church Street corridor (22180)

Most walkable, highest demand, most character. Original cape cods and colonials alongside new construction. Premium pricing for walkable proximity to Metro and Church Street.

22181 (Oakton-adjacent Vienna)

Larger lots, more wooded character, higher share of move-up buyers. Madison HS pyramid (verify with FCPS). Prices typically in the $900K–$1.4M range for SFH.

22182 (Wolf Trap / Tysons-adjacent)

A broader ZIP that includes parts of Oakton, Wolf Trap area, and Tysons-adjacent residential. Variable character and pricing within this ZIP — verify specific address carefully.

Teardown / New Construction

Active throughout all Vienna ZIPs — buyers often purchasing $800K–$1M lots to build custom homes at $1.5M–$2.5M+ finished value. A significant segment of the Vienna transaction market.

Things to Do in Vienna, VA

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W&OD Trail

45-mile paved trail through Vienna's downtown — cycling, running, walking; connects to Alexandria, DC, and Purcellville

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Church Street & Vienna Farmers Market

Authentic town center — local restaurants, boutiques, Freeman House Park, weekly farmers market

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Wolf Trap National Park

Major outdoor performing arts venue with spring–fall season of major national acts (verify exact address/jurisdiction)

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Tysons Corner

5–10 min to Tysons Corner Center and Galleria — one of the region's largest luxury retail destinations

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Metro Terminus Advantage

Vienna/Fairfax-GMU is the western terminus of the Orange Line — trains originate here, improving seat availability for DC commuters

Buying & Selling in Vienna, VA

For Buyers

Buying a Home in Vienna

Vienna buyers should understand the ZIP code geography carefully — 22180 (downtown) and 22181 (Oakton-adjacent) are meaningfully different markets within the 'Vienna' label. The teardown/rebuild market is active throughout: buyers often compete for older homes with the intent to renovate or replace. FCPS school pyramid assignments vary by exact address — verify before purchase. The market has moderated from its peak pace (45–60 days vs. sub-30) giving buyers slightly more time to evaluate.

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For Sellers

Selling in Vienna

Vienna sellers hold a genuine lifestyle asset that is increasingly hard to find near Washington: an authentic town center, W&OD Trail access, Metro terminus, and the Madison/Marshall FCPS school pyramids. The market has moderated — sellers who price strategically based on current comparables (not 2021–2023 peak data) and present at a high level continue to see strong results. Samantha Bard's AI-enabled strategy and professional marketing approach are calibrated for Vienna's informed, discerning buyer pool.

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Why Work With Samantha Bard in Vienna

Samantha Bard is a Northern Virginia REALTOR® with Coldwell Banker Realty, serving buyers and sellers across Vienna 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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Vienna, 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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