Located approximately 10 miles from Washington, D.C., Annandale is situated in the north-eastern region of Fairfax County. With a history that dates back to the Pre-Revolutionary period, Annandale, Virginia was once home to one of the largest tobacco plantations in Northern Virginia. In 1830, after the plantation was no longer in use, the town of Annandale was born into a functioning community.

The community of Annandale prides themselves in not only preserving the history of the town, but in making progress towards the future. With numerous community groups, residents work together to keep Annandale a wonderful place to live and work. Home to a 25-acre park that houses a nature center, cultural exhibits, library and auditorium, members of the community believe that an essential part of the town’s charm is its natural beauty. Residents enjoy cross county skiing, ice skating at indoor rinks, lush golf courses and fitness trails. All of these amenities add to the appeal of living in Annandale.

Since the year 2000, home values have nearly doubled. In addition, the estimated value of homes in Annandale was over twice as high as the average numbers for the state of Virginia. With a varied selection of real estate opportunities, including family homes, condos, townhomes and industrial options, the diverse selection is guaranteed to fit a range of budgets, tastes and interests.