Every year the historic district of Centreville celebrates its past and looks forward to tomorrow with a “Centreville Day”- a one day outdoor festival. In Centreville, a city full of history, you can walk to steps of General McDowell’s army, marching off to their first battle. Tour the grave sites of Civil War martyrs who made it possible for Centreville to flourish. On a lighter note, kick back and relax with your family as you enjoy great food, music, kid’s rides and arts and crafts! This is only one of the many things that makes Centreville such a unique and fabulous community.

Doubling in population over the last decade, Centreville is rapidly becoming a more common place to purchase or invest in property. Property is slightly more affordable in the city that boasts 100 official home owners associations. Town-home subdivisions in the area have great quality, yet are inexpensive. Sully Plantation serves as a great example of this towns root in the Civil War history. The Plantation was built in 1794, and stands today as a representation of beautiful Georgian and Federal architecture. The Blue Ridge Mountains are located 40 miles from Centreville, providing great entertainment for the outdoorsman in everyone.

Historic Centreville takes pride in its rich history, as well as its opportunity to teach future generations the struggles and victories of the Civil War. While Centreville will always take pride in its past, the community’s population is rising making it a perfect time to buy a home!