Hunters Branch

2921 Deer Hollow Way
Fairfax
VA
22031
Hunters Branch is a condominium of four-story elevator buildings on Deer Hollow Way, a few minutes’ walk from the Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro (Orange Line). Two- and three-bedroom homes have nine-foot ceilings, gas fireplaces and full-size laundry, and each comes with an assigned space in the underground garage. Residents share a pool, clubhouse, walking trails and a fenced dog park.

Year Built

2001

Total Units

Stories

4

Parking

Garage

Unit Sizes

2-3 Bedrooms

Price Range

$449,000 - $535,000

Location & Neighborhood

Living in Vienna and Oakton

Hunters Branch sits between Vienna, Oakton and Fairfax City, with daily errands close by. Pan Am Shopping Center and Fair City Mall are a short drive away, and the Mosaic District’s restaurants, cinema and shops are a few miles east along Route 29 and Gallows Road. Nottoway Park and Oak Marr Golf Center are nearby for outdoor time, and the shops and restaurants along Maple Avenue in downtown Vienna are a short drive north.

Metro & Transit

The Vienna/Fairfax-GMU station (Orange Line) is about a five-minute walk via a community path, with direct service to Ballston, Rosslyn and downtown Washington. The station’s bus bays connect to Fairfax Connector, CUE and Metrobus routes toward Tysons, Fairfax City and George Mason University. Drivers have I-66 next to the station, plus quick access to Route 29, Route 50 and I-495 for trips across Northern Virginia.

Market Snapshot

Hunters Branch Market Overview

Hunters Branch activity: median sales price $455,000, median 5 days on market, 100.0% sale-to-list, $417/sqft. Based on 5 building-level sales in the trailing 12 months. Recent range $449,000 – $535,000.

Median Sales Price

$455,000

Average Days ON Market

5

Sale-to-list Ratio

100.0%

Homes Sold (12 MonthS)

5

Recent Price Range

$449,000 – $535,000
Three-bedroom corner homes and top-floor plans command the highest prices; two-bedroom homes on middle floors form the core of sales.

Explore Opportunities at Hunters Branch

  • Current listings & upcoming opportunities
  • Private tour scheduling
  • Recent sold comps & pricing insights

Local condo specialists • Data-driven guidance • No pressure

How This Building Performs

Hunters Branch Market Performance & Ownership Profile

Hunters Branch lets buyers walk to Metro, park in an underground garage and take an elevator home, and that mix keeps demand steady. Well-maintained homes have sold within days at or near asking price. Value within the buildings turns on bedroom count, corner position and floor, with three-bedroom and top-floor homes at the high end and ground-level two-bedroom homes at the entry point.
  • About a five-minute walk to Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro
  • Elevator buildings with assigned underground garage parking
  • Recent sales at or near asking price after short marketing times
  • Three-bedroom corner homes command the highest prices

Market trends are based on recent sales activity and may vary by unit size, floor level, and condition.

Annual Sales Report for Hunters Branch

  • Current listings & upcoming opportunities
  • Private tour scheduling
  • Recent sold comps & pricing insights

Local condo specialists • Data-driven guidance • No pressure

For Sale

Available Units at Hunters Branch

Browse current listings and see what’s available now.

Explore the latest Hunters Branch residences currently offered for sale below. Inventory in this building can move quickly and not every opportunity is publicly advertised. If you don’t see a unit that fits your needs (or none are showing right now), there may still be private/exclusive or coming soon homes available through agent networks. Reach out and we’ll share what we’re seeing off-market, confirm upcoming listings, and help you target the right floor plan, exposure, and price point.

Past Sales

Sold Units at Hunters Branch

View sold condo units to get a general idea of pricing, finishes and details. For a full CMA  Contact Us 

Learn More About Hunters Branch – Vienna – Fairfax VA ↓
Condo Units Highlights

Inside the Residences

  • Two-Bedroom Homes: About 994 to 1,200 square feet, most with two en-suite baths.
  • Three-Bedroom Corner Homes: About 1,288 to 1,306 square feet with two baths.
  • Combined Penthouse: One top-floor residence joins two units into about 2,500 square feet.
  • Ceilings and Trim: Nine-foot ceilings and crown molding in many homes.
  • Fireplaces and Kitchens: Gas fireplaces and gas cooking, with open kitchen layouts.
  • Laundry: Full-size washer and dryer in each home.
  • Outdoor Space: Private balconies on upper floors and patios on the ground floor.
Agent Expert

Evan Johnson, Agent

Associate Broker
Evan Johnson, Realtor
As a Washington, DC real estate advisor for more than 25 years, Evan specializes in Hunters Branch and the local condo market. I’ve helped over 1,450 clients buy and sell with clear strategy, strong negotiation, and calm, hands-on guidance from start to finish.
If you’re considering a move in or out of Hunters Branch, Evan can help you price and position correctly, evaluate value floor-by-floor, and navigate building-specific details that impact timing and resale. Reach out any time for a private conversation, a pricing opinion, or a smart plan tailored to your goals.
Hunters Branch Amenities

Building Features and Amenities

Hunters Branch pairs secure elevator buildings and garage parking with outdoor amenities and trails on landscaped grounds maintained by the association.
  • Secure Entry: Controlled building access with updated entry systems.
  • Elevators: Elevator service to all four floors.
  • Garage Parking: One assigned underground space per home, plus open guest parking.
  • Outdoor Pool: Community swimming pool.
  • Clubhouse: Shared clubhouse for resident use.
  • Trails and Playgrounds: Walking paths, playgrounds and picnic areas.
  • Dog Park: Fenced, shaded dog park for building residents.
  • Car Wash Area: Designated space for washing vehicles.
  • Pet Policy: Up to two pets allowed under association rules.
Neighborhood

Vienna and Oakton at Your Door

Hunters Branch sits where Vienna, Oakton and Fairfax City meet, with shopping, parks and the Mosaic District a short drive away.
  • Pan Am Shopping Center: Groceries and services on Route 50.
  • Fair City Mall: Shops and restaurants toward Fairfax City.
  • Mosaic District: Dining, a cinema and shops a few miles east.
  • Nottoway Park: Fields, trails and garden plots nearby.
  • Oak Marr Golf Center: Driving range and golf facilities nearby.
  • Downtown Vienna: Maple Avenue shops and the W&OD Trail a short drive north.
Commute

Getting Around from Hunters Branch

With the Orange Line a short walk away and I-66 next door, Hunters Branch is set up for both rail and road commuting.
  • Vienna/Fairfax-GMU (Orange Line) – about a five-minute walk via community path
  • Orange Line to Ballston, Rosslyn and downtown – direct service
  • I-66 – adjacent to the Metro station, toward Washington and Gainesville
  • Route 29 and Route 50 – east to the Mosaic District and west to Fairfax City
  • I-495 Capital Beltway – a short drive east
  • Bus bays at Vienna station – Fairfax Connector, CUE and Metrobus routes

Living in Vienna

  • Walkable downtown on Church Street and Maple Avenue
  • Vienna/Fairfax–GMU Orange Line station just south of town
  • W&OD Trail through the town center
  • Single-family homes plus new construction
  • Local restaurants and shops
  • Minutes from Tysons
Vienna

Vienna is a small town in Fairfax County with a walkable Church Street and Maple Avenue downtown, surrounded by established neighborhoods of single-family homes. It has its own town government and a strong calendar of community events.

Housing is mostly single-family: ramblers, split-levels, and Colonials from the 1950s through the 1970s, along with a steady stream of new construction replacing older homes, plus some townhouses and condominiums near Maple Avenue and the Metro.

Church Street and Maple Avenue offer local restaurants, shops, and services, and the W&OD Trail runs through the middle of town with the restored Vienna train station and caboose along it. Parks such as Meadow Lane and Glyndon Park are spread through the neighborhoods, and Tysons is minutes away.

Vienna/Fairfax–GMU station, the western end of the Orange Line, is just south of town, and Spring Hill station on the Silver Line is nearby in Tysons. I-66 and Route 123 provide road access.

Vienna offers small-town character with a walkable downtown, trail access, and quick trips to Tysons and Metro.

Ready to Talk About Your Next Move?

We’ll listen first, then recommend a strategy that fits your goals and timing.