10812 Warwick Ave

Fairfax, VA 22030

$615,000

Property Highlights

  • Mid-Century 1951 Build
  • 3 Bedroom Layout
  • 2 Full Baths
  • Fairfax City Location
  • 1256 Sq Ft Interior
  • Northern Virginia Access
MLS ID
VAFC2002540
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Year Built
1951
HOA Fee

Property Details

Price: $615,000

3 Bed

2 Bath

1,256 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1951

Price: $615,000

3 Bed

2 Bath

1,256 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1951

Executive Summary

Built in 1951, this three-bedroom, two-bath home in Fairfax City delivers a compact and functional floor plan across 1,256 square feet. The property sits within the established residential fabric of Fairfax, offering proximity to Old Town Fairfax, commuter routes, and the broader Northern Virginia employment corridor. At a display price of $615,000, the home represents a direct entry point into one of the region’s most consistently active single-family submarkets. A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction.

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Fairfax City, Virginia

Mid-Century Fairfax Home with Functional Layout

The home at 10812 Warwick Ave was built in 1951 and sits within the residential core of Fairfax City, Virginia. Its three-bedroom, two-bath configuration spans 1,256 square feet, offering a straightforward layout suited to a range of uses and furnishing approaches.

Fairfax City occupies a distinct position in Northern Virginia as an independent city entirely surrounded by Fairfax County. That civic independence translates into a walkable downtown, a self-contained municipal identity, and direct access to major commuter corridors including Route 50, Route 29, and Interstate 66.

The 22030 zip code places this home within reach of Old Town Fairfax, George Mason University, and the broader employment centers of Tysons, Merrifield, and the Dulles corridor. The home’s mid-century construction reflects the postwar residential expansion that shaped much of inner Northern Virginia.

A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction, bringing focused advisory support to a competitive single-family market where well-priced Fairfax City homes move quickly.

The Property
The home at 10812 Warwick Ave was built in 1951 and offers 1,256 square feet across three bedrooms and two full baths. The floor plan reflects the efficient proportions common to mid-century residential construction in Northern Virginia, with defined room boundaries and a manageable overall footprint.
Fairfax City Context
Fairfax City is an independent municipality surrounded by Fairfax County, giving it a distinct civic character and a walkable downtown core. The city’s self-contained identity, combined with direct access to Route 50, Route 29, and I-66, makes it a practical base for commuters throughout the region.
Location Advantages
The 22030 zip code positions this home within reach of Old Town Fairfax’s dining and retail, George Mason University, and the employment centers of Tysons and Merrifield. The Fairfax City submarket draws consistent buyer interest given its combination of established neighborhoods and commuter accessibility.
Buyer Representation
A Wardman team member represented the buyer in this transaction, providing market analysis and negotiation support in a submarket where inventory moves at a competitive pace. The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively with buyers and sellers across the Northern Virginia single-family market.

Property at a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 1,256 Square Feet
  • Built 1951
  • Fairfax City Independent Municipality
  • Proximity to Route 50 and I-66
  • Close to Old Town Fairfax
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Property Features

A Functional Mid-Century Home in Fairfax City

The home at 10812 Warwick Ave combines a manageable 1,256-square-foot floor plan with the structural character of mid-century construction. Three bedrooms and two full baths provide a practical configuration, while the Fairfax City location adds civic and commuter advantages that distinguish this property within the Northern Virginia single-family market.

Interior Layout

  • Three-bedroom floor plan across 1,256 square feet
  • Two full bathrooms
  • Mid-century construction with defined room proportions
  • Efficient layout typical of postwar Northern Virginia residential homes

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen positioned within the home's compact and functional core
  • Living areas reflect the straightforward layout of 1951 construction
  • Room boundaries well-defined throughout the floor plan

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms with proportions consistent with mid-century design
  • Two full baths serving the household
  • Layout supports flexible use of secondary bedrooms

Outdoor and Site

  • Single-family lot on a residential Fairfax City street
  • Site reflects the established neighborhood character of the 22030 zip code
  • Outdoor space typical of mid-century residential construction in the area

What Sets This Apart

  • Located within Fairfax City, an independent municipality with its own civic identity
  • Mid-century construction on an established residential street with long-term neighborhood stability
  • Direct access to Route 50, Route 29, and I-66 for regional commuting
  • Proximity to Old Town Fairfax and George Mason University
  • Competitively priced entry into one of Northern Virginia's most active single-family submarkets
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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.   

Commuter Access
  • Close to Route 50 and Route 29 for regional connectivity
  • Convenient access to Interstate 66 toward Arlington and DC
  • Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station accessible via nearby roads
  • Fairfax Connector bus service operates throughout the city
Dining and Coffee
  • Old Town Fairfax dining corridor a short drive away
  • Neighborhood cafes and local restaurants throughout Fairfax City
  • Regional dining options accessible via Route 50 and Route 29
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along the Route 50 and Route 29 corridors
  • Retail shopping centers throughout the Fairfax City area
  • Pharmacies and service providers within the surrounding commercial zones
Parks and Recreation
  • Van Dyck Park located within Fairfax City
  • Northern Virginia Regional Park system accessible from the area
  • George Mason University recreational facilities nearby

Property Location

About 10812 Warwick Ave

The home at 10812 Warwick Ave is a single-family residence built in 1951, offering three bedrooms and two full baths within 1,256 square feet. The mid-century construction reflects the postwar residential patterns that defined much of inner Northern Virginia’s housing stock. The floor plan is compact and well-defined, with room proportions typical of homes from this era.

Fairfax City is one of the few independent cities in Virginia, operating its own municipal government entirely within the boundaries of Fairfax County. Old Town Fairfax, the city’s historic commercial core, sits nearby and offers a walkable mix of dining, retail, and civic amenities. The 22030 zip code also places residents within a short drive of George Mason University and the broader Merrifield and Tysons employment corridors.

The Warwick Ave address offers practical access to the commuter infrastructure that defines daily life in Northern Virginia. Route 50 and Route 29 are both accessible from this location, connecting residents to the Dulles corridor, Arlington, and the District. Local parks, neighborhood grocery options, and community amenities are part of the established residential fabric surrounding the home.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass represented the buyer in this Fairfax City transaction. We have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Northern Virginia single-family market, including the active resale inventory within Fairfax City and the surrounding 22030 submarket. If you are considering a similar home in Fairfax City or the broader Northern Virginia corridor, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

Fairfax City is an independent municipality that operates its own government, separate from Fairfax County, despite being geographically surrounded by it. This means the city has its own tax structure, public services, and municipal identity. Buyers should review city-specific tax rates and services when comparing this home to county properties.
The home sits within Fairfax City with convenient access to Route 50, Route 29, and Interstate 66, connecting residents to Arlington, the District, and the Dulles corridor. The Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station is accessible via nearby roads for rail commuters. Fairfax Connector bus service also operates throughout the city.
No HOA information was provided for this property, which is consistent with many single-family homes in established Fairfax City neighborhoods built during the mid-century era. Buyers should confirm the absence of any HOA or deed restrictions through their title and due diligence process.
Homes built in 1951 in Northern Virginia vary considerably in condition depending on the renovation history and maintenance record of each individual property. Buyers are strongly encouraged to commission a thorough home inspection to assess the mechanical systems, roof, foundation, and any updates made since original construction.
School assignments for this address fall within Fairfax City’s public school system, which operates independently from Fairfax County Public Schools. Buyers should contact Fairfax City Public Schools directly to confirm current attendance boundaries and grade-level assignments for this specific address.
Specific parking details were not provided in the listing data for this property. Single-family homes on Warwick Ave in Fairfax City typically include off-street parking options consistent with mid-century residential construction. Buyers should confirm parking availability and any relevant site details during the showing and inspection process.
At $615,000, this three-bedroom, two-bath home of 1,256 square feet sits within the active Fairfax City single-family resale market. Comparable homes in the 22030 zip code reflect strong and consistent buyer demand. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales data to help contextualize this pricing.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked with buyers across the Northern Virginia single-family market, including Fairfax City and the surrounding 22030 submarket. We provide market analysis, comparable sales review, and negotiation support tailored to each transaction. Reach out to discuss current inventory and how we can assist with your search.

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