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Welcome to beautiful Burke, Virginia! Long renounced for its small, farming communities, Burke is now a booming city with a population of 60,000 people. The town boasts scenic hills and forested areas not seen in most suburbs of the state. Burke Centre, one of the town’s great planned development communities, features 18 tennis courts, six ponds, and five swimming pools, perfect for a day of family fun and entertainment. Fairfax County is home to many great communities that also provide entertainment and community activities for the Burke area.
Burke Lake Park hosts a 218-acre lake with 4.5 miles of fishing shoreline and a boat-launching dock. Relatively large and desired fish are stocked in the lake, and because no gasoline powered boats are allowed, it keeps the area clean and safe for fishing.
Contemporary single-family homes, luxury condominiums, Colonial and Victorian style homes and townhouses are all options available within Burke real estate. Burke is a prestigious town, with the median household income being one of the highest in the country. The unique charm of the community appeals to professionals and families who enjoy easy access to major expressways straight to Washington, D.C. Home values in Burke increase yearly due to the rising population of the nation’s capital and the great things that the city is developing in order to make it even more appealing.
Washington Dulles Airport is located less then 20 miles from the city, so you can jet off to your vacation location conveniently.
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