10721 West Dr #201
Fairfax, VA 22030
Property Highlights
- 1-Bedroom Fairfax City Residence
- HOA Covers Gas and Heat
- 746 Square Feet Interior
- Established 1964 Building
- Exterior Maintenance Included
- Snow and Road Coverage
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Year Built
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Property Details
Sold Price: $208,000
1 Bed
1 Bath
746 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1964
Sold Price: $208,000
1 Bed
1 Bath
746 Sq Ft
Year Built: 1964
Executive Summary
10721 West Dr #201 is a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium residence in Fairfax City, Virginia, offering 746 square feet of interior space within a building dating to 1964. The HOA structure is notably comprehensive, covering gas, heat, exterior building maintenance, insurance, trash, snow removal, and road maintenance — a meaningful value consideration for buyers weighing total monthly housing costs. The residence is priced at $208,000, positioning it as an accessible entry point into the Fairfax City submarket.
Comprehensive HOA Coverage in an Established Fairfax City Building
The residence at 10721 West Dr #201 occupies the second floor of a condominium building constructed in 1964, situated within Fairfax City — an independent city enclave surrounded by Fairfax County with its own municipal identity and services. At 746 square feet, the one-bedroom, one-bath layout is efficiently scaled for a single-occupant or low-maintenance ownership structure.
What distinguishes this residence from many comparable condominiums in the Northern Virginia submarket is the breadth of its HOA coverage. Gas and heat are included, alongside exterior building maintenance, building insurance, professional management, trash collection, snow removal, and road maintenance. For buyers focused on predictable monthly costs, this coverage profile materially reduces the variables typically associated with condominium ownership.
The building grounds date to 1964 and reflect the established character of the surrounding Fairfax City neighborhood. Exterior upkeep is the association’s responsibility, allowing residents to focus on interior living rather than property maintenance obligations.
At $208,000, this residence represents one of the more accessible price points available in Fairfax City’s condominium inventory. Buyers evaluating cost of ownership should factor the inclusive HOA benefits alongside the purchase price when comparing this residence to alternatives in the submarket.
Residence at a Glance
- 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
- 746 Square Feet
- Built 1964
- HOA Includes Gas and Heat
- Exterior Maintenance Covered
- Snow and Road Maintenance Included
- Fairfax City Location
- Priced at $208,000
Established Building with Broad HOA Coverage
Interior
- 746 square feet of interior living space
- One-bedroom layout on the second floor
- Built in 1964 with established building character
- One full bath
Kitchen
- Kitchen details to be confirmed at showing
- Layout consistent with mid-century condominium floor plans
- Gas utility covered by HOA
Primary Bedroom
- One-bedroom configuration
- Interior dimensions to be confirmed at showing
- Efficiently scaled for single-room ownership structure
Outdoor and Building Grounds
- Established building grounds dating to 1964
- Exterior maintenance fully covered by HOA
- Snow removal and road maintenance included in association coverage
- Building insurance included in HOA
What Sets This Apart
- HOA covers gas and heat — uncommon in the Northern Virginia condo market
- Exterior maintenance and building insurance included in association coverage
- Fairfax City's independent municipal identity offers distinct civic services
- Accessible $208,000 price point in an established mid-century building
- Comprehensive HOA structure simplifies total monthly cost of ownership
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Transit and Commuting
- Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station on the Orange Line serves the broader Fairfax City area
- Route 29 and Route 50 corridors provide direct road access toward Arlington and DC
- Fairfax City is positioned near the I-66 corridor for regional commuting
- OmniRide and Fairfax Connector bus routes serve the surrounding area
Dining and Coffee
- Old Town Fairfax offers a walkable concentration of local restaurants and cafes
- Neighborhood dining options span casual to sit-down along the city center corridor
- Coffee shops and quick-service options are accessible within the Fairfax City area
Grocery and Retail
- Grocery options are available within the Fairfax City and surrounding Fairfax County area
- Retail corridors along Route 29 and Route 50 serve everyday shopping needs
- Pharmacies and convenience services are accessible near the city center
Parks and Services
- Fairfax City maintains its own parks and recreation department with local green space
- City-managed services include public works and municipal programming
- Nearby county parkland supplements the city's own recreational offerings
Property Location
About 10721 West Dr #201
The residence at 10721 West Dr #201 is a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium on the second floor of a building constructed in 1964 in Fairfax City, Virginia. At 746 square feet, the interior offers a compact and manageable footprint suited to low-maintenance ownership. The building’s established grounds reflect decades of maintained exterior character, with all exterior upkeep handled by the homeowners association.
Fairfax City is an independent municipality — distinct from the surrounding Fairfax County — with its own city government, services, and civic identity. The area offers proximity to local dining, retail, and everyday services concentrated along and near the Old Town Fairfax corridor. The neighborhood’s established residential character and walkable city center distinguish it from the broader suburban fabric of Northern Virginia.
Ownership at this residence is structured for minimal maintenance obligations. The HOA covers gas, heat, exterior building maintenance, insurance, trash, snow removal, and road maintenance, consolidating the most common variable costs of condominium living into a single association relationship. Local cafes, neighborhood grocery options, and parks are accessible within the Fairfax City area, supporting everyday convenience without requiring significant commuting.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers and sellers across the Northern Virginia condominium submarket, including Fairfax City real estate and the mid-century condo inventory that defines much of this area’s accessible price tier. We understand how HOA structure and coverage profile affect true cost of ownership comparisons in this submarket, and we bring that analytical perspective to every advisory engagement. If you are evaluating Fairfax City condominiums or comparable Northern Virginia residences, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.
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