10833 Warwick Ave

Fairfax, VA 22030

Sold For
$540,000
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Property Highlights

  • Mid-Century 1951 Build
  • Fairfax City Location
  • 947 Square Feet
  • 2 Bedroom Layout
  • 1 Full Bath
  • Near Vienna Metro
MLS ID
VAFC2002244
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Year Built
1951
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Property Details

Sold Price: $540,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

947 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1951

Sold Price: $540,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

947 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1951

Executive Summary

Built in 1951 and situated in Fairfax City, Virginia, this two-bedroom, one-bath home offers 947 square feet of single-level living in one of Northern Virginia’s most established communities. The home’s compact footprint suits those seeking low-maintenance ownership without sacrificing proximity to the region’s major employment corridors, retail centers, and transit options. Fairfax City’s walkable downtown, independent dining scene, and direct access to Routes 29, 50, and 66 make this address a practical and well-connected choice.

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Fairfax City, Virginia

A Grounded Fairfax City Home with Mid-Century Roots

The home at 10833 Warwick Ave represents a straightforward ownership opportunity in Fairfax City — a self-governing independent city that sits at the geographic and civic center of Northern Virginia. Built in 1951, the structure reflects the modest, durable construction of its era, with a footprint sized for efficient, low-overhead living.

Fairfax City is distinct from Fairfax County: it operates its own municipal services, maintains its own downtown corridor, and has cultivated a walkable core that larger suburban jurisdictions rarely achieve. Old Town Fairfax, just minutes away, anchors the city with local restaurants, a farmers market, and civic programming throughout the year.

For buyers weighing Northern Virginia options, the 22030 zip code offers a compelling combination of established neighborhood character, direct highway access, and proximity to the Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station on the Orange and Silver lines. The home’s price point, relative to the submarket, reflects the value available in smaller-footprint single-family properties in this corridor.

The Property
The home was built in 1951 and offers two bedrooms and one full bath across 947 square feet. The scale is intentional for buyers prioritizing simplicity and low carrying costs. Single-family ownership in this price range within Fairfax City is increasingly uncommon.
Fairfax City Context
Fairfax City functions as an independent municipality with its own government, services, and downtown. Old Town Fairfax sits within easy reach, providing a genuine walkable core with local dining, retail, and community events that distinguish this address from surrounding county neighborhoods.
Transit and Access
The Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station on the Orange and Silver lines is accessible from this address, connecting residents to the broader DC Metro system. Routes 29, 50, and I-66 are all nearby, making this a well-positioned home for commuters traveling throughout Northern Virginia and into DC.
Buyer Opportunity
At $540,000, this home represents one of the more accessible entry points into single-family ownership in Fairfax City. Buyers seeking a foothold in an established Northern Virginia city — without the overhead of a larger property — will find the value proposition here worth careful consideration.

Why Fairfax City

  • Independent city with its own municipal services
  • Walkable Old Town Fairfax nearby
  • Orange and Silver Line Metro access
  • Direct access to Routes 29, 50, and I-66
  • Established 1951 single-family construction
  • No HOA overhead
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Property Features

Efficient Scale, Established Location

The home at 10833 Warwick Ave offers a focused set of features suited to buyers seeking single-family ownership in Fairfax City without the overhead of a larger property. The 1951 construction, two-bedroom layout, and independent city address combine to create a distinctive ownership profile in the Northern Virginia market.

Interior Overview

  • 947 square feet of single-family living space
  • Two bedrooms with a one-bath configuration
  • 1951 mid-century construction
  • Single-family structure with no shared walls

Kitchen and Living

  • Functional layout suited to the home's compact footprint
  • Connected to the main living areas of the home
  • Opportunity for buyer-directed updates and personalization

Bedrooms and Bath

  • Two bedrooms within a 947-square-foot floor plan
  • One full bath serving the residence
  • Layout typical of well-built mid-century single-family homes

Outdoor and Lot

  • Single-family lot on a residential Fairfax City street
  • Outdoor space typical of mid-century neighborhood homes
  • Mature tree canopy characteristic of the surrounding area

What Sets This Apart

  • Single-family ownership in Fairfax City at an accessible price point
  • No HOA fees or condo association overhead
  • Independent city address with its own municipal services and identity
  • Mid-century construction on an established residential street
  • Direct proximity to Orange and Silver Line Metro access
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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 and Silver lines
  • Direct access to Interstate 66
  • Route 29 and Route 50 corridors nearby
  • Proximity to Fairfax County Parkway
Dining and Coffee
  • Old Town Fairfax dining corridor within close reach
  • Local cafes and independent restaurants in Fairfax City's walkable core
  • Neighborhood dining options along Route 29 and Route 50
Grocery and Retail
  • Multiple grocery options accessible along major Route 29 and Route 50 corridors
  • Fairfax City retail district in Old Town
  • Regional shopping centers within a short drive
Parks and Recreation
  • Fairfax City parks and recreational facilities nearby
  • Northern Virginia regional trail network accessible from the area
  • Community programming through Fairfax City Parks and Recreation

Property Location

About 10833 Warwick Ave

The home at 10833 Warwick Ave was constructed in 1951 and sits on a residential street in Fairfax City, Virginia. The two-bedroom, one-bath layout spans 947 square feet — a scale that keeps utility costs and maintenance demands manageable. The mid-century construction era is known for solid structural bones, and homes of this vintage in established Northern Virginia neighborhoods have demonstrated lasting durability.

Fairfax City is an independent city, legally and administratively separate from Fairfax County, with its own elected government and municipal infrastructure. Old Town Fairfax, the city’s historic commercial core, is within close proximity and offers local restaurants, specialty retail, and a weekly farmers market. The surrounding residential streets are mature and tree-lined, reflecting decades of established ownership rather than recent subdivision development.

Daily life from this address is oriented around Northern Virginia’s practical strengths: highway access, Metro connectivity, and a range of retail and dining options within a short drive. The Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station places the broader DC Metro network within reach for commuters. Local cafes, grocery options, and neighborhood parks round out the day-to-day experience without requiring significant travel.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass bring direct experience in Fairfax City and the broader Northern Virginia single-family market. We have worked with buyers navigating the 22030 zip code and the I-66 corridor, helping clients evaluate smaller-footprint homes, assess value relative to recent comparables, and move decisively in a competitive submarket. If you are considering a single-family home in Fairfax City or the surrounding Northern Virginia communities, reach out — we are glad to share current market data and our perspective on what this submarket offers.

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, legally and administratively separate from Fairfax County. It operates its own government, school system, police department, and public services. Buyers purchasing within the 22030 zip code in Fairfax City are subject to city — not county — taxes and regulations.
Based on available information, this home does not carry HOA or condo association fees. Single-family homes on residential streets in Fairfax City typically operate without mandatory association overhead, which reduces monthly carrying costs for the buyer.
The Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station on the Orange and Silver lines is the nearest Metro access point for this address. A short drive connects residents to the station, from which they can reach downtown DC, Tysons, and other major employment centers along the corridor.
Interstate 66, Route 29, and Route 50 are all accessible from this location, making it well-suited for commuters traveling throughout Northern Virginia and into the District. The Fairfax County Parkway is also within reach for those traveling north or south through the region.
At $540,000 for 947 square feet, the home is priced at approximately $570 per square foot. For context within the Fairfax City single-family market, buyers should review recent comparable sales to assess how this figure aligns with current submarket conditions — something the Wardman team can assist with directly.
Homes built in the early 1950s in Northern Virginia were typically constructed with solid structural framing and durable materials common to the postwar era. Buyers should conduct a thorough home inspection to assess the condition of mechanical systems, roofing, and any updates made over the decades. This due diligence is standard practice for any home of this vintage.
Old Town Fairfax, the city’s walkable commercial core, is within close proximity and offers local dining, retail, and community events. The surrounding residential streets are established and mature. For daily errands, most destinations are accessible by car along the Route 29 and Route 50 corridors.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience in the Fairfax City and Northern Virginia single-family market. We can provide recent comparable sales, help contextualize the home’s price relative to current conditions, and guide you through the buyer advisory process from initial evaluation through closing.

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