Prior to 1946, Springfield was nothing more than open, undeveloped land. It is hard to believe that the once unoccupied space is now a bustling suburb of Washington D.C. Located in Fairfax County; Springfield is the center of a major project that was recently completed, involving a major interchange of three different interstates. As a result, this emerging suburb is full of employment, shopping, entertainment and real estate opportunities.

A large shopping area, filled with department stores, unique boutiques and various restaurant choices, there is not a shortage of things to do. Home to Lake Accotink a variety of activities such as golf courses, trails, boating and fishing, take place throughout the year. The Springfield Art Guild also offers a great deal to the members of the community. Working to promote the importance of art and crafts, they award scholarships to high school students, host exhibits and facilitate tours on numerous topics.

Springfield is a prime location for investors and those who are seeking to purchase either a primary residence or vacation home. With its prime location, rising property values, and exceptional public school system and a crime index substantially lower than the national average, Springfield, Virginia is full of real estate options.