11577 Maple Ridge Rd

Reston, VA 20190

Sold For
$177,000
Neighborhood: Reston · Explore Reston homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 3 Bedroom Townhouse
  • 1965 Reston Original
  • Assigned Parking Included
  • Low Monthly HOA
  • Established Reston Community
  • Close to Reston Town Center
MLS ID
VAFX520756
Parking
Assigned Parking
Year Built
1965
HOA Fee
$160.00

Property Details

Sold Price: $177,000

3 Bed

2 Bath

Assigned Parking

Year Built: 1965

Sold Price: $177,000

3 Bed

2 Bath

Parking: Assigned Parking

Year Built: 1965

Executive Summary

11577 Maple Ridge Rd is a three-bedroom, two-bath townhouse situated in Reston, Virginia, one of the country’s earliest and most enduring planned communities. Built in 1965 as part of Reston’s founding residential fabric, the home carries the architectural character of the original development. Assigned parking and a monthly HOA of $160 provide practical structure for ownership. The location places residents within reach of Reston Town Center, the W&OD Trail, and the Silver Line Metro corridor.

On This Page  >

Gallery Floor Plans Video Map Market FAQ Contact
Reston, Virginia

A Founding-Era Townhouse in One of Northern Virginia's Most Enduring Planned Communities

11577 Maple Ridge Rd represents a rare opportunity to own within Reston’s original residential stock — a three-bedroom townhouse dating to the community’s founding year of 1965. The home sits within a neighborhood that was designed from the outset around walkability, green space, and community infrastructure, values that remain central to Reston’s identity today.

The townhouse configuration offers multi-level living with two full baths and an assigned parking space, practical features that hold consistent appeal in the Northern Virginia market. A monthly HOA of $160 covers community maintenance and shared services, keeping ownership costs predictable.

Reston’s location along the Dulles Corridor positions this home within easy reach of major employment centers, the Silver Line Metro, and the retail and dining concentration at Reston Town Center. The W&OD Trail, one of the region’s most-used multi-use paths, runs through the community.

At a display price of $177,000, this townhouse offers an accessible entry point into a submarket where the median price point has historically been considerably higher, making it a compelling option for buyers seeking established Reston character at a lower cost basis.

Founding-Year Character
Built in 1965, this townhouse is part of Reston’s original residential development, designed by Robert Simon with an emphasis on integrated green space and community planning. The home reflects the architectural sensibility of that founding era, offering a distinct character not found in later-phase Reston construction.
Practical Ownership Structure
Three bedrooms, two full baths, and assigned parking provide a functional ownership baseline. The $160 monthly HOA keeps carrying costs manageable and covers community upkeep, giving buyers a clear picture of total monthly obligations from the outset.
Dulles Corridor Access
Reston sits along the Dulles Toll Road corridor, providing direct access to Tysons, Dulles International Airport, and the broader I-267 employment spine. The Silver Line Metro is accessible via the Wiehle-Reston East and Reston Town Center stations, connecting residents to downtown DC without a car.
Accessible Entry Point
The $177,000 price point positions this home well below the typical Reston resale range, offering buyers a lower cost of entry into a community with deep infrastructure, mature landscaping, and a long track record of civic investment. It is a straightforward value proposition in a submarket that rarely offers it.

At a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • Built 1965 — Founding Reston Era
  • Assigned Parking
  • $160/Month HOA
  • Townhouse Configuration
  • Reston VA 20190
Reach out for details
All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA terms, and all material facts.
Property Features

A Three-Bedroom Townhouse Rooted in Reston's Original Vision

This 1965 townhouse delivers a straightforward ownership package: three bedrooms, two full baths, assigned parking, and a low monthly HOA. The home’s founding-era construction places it within Reston’s most historically significant residential layer, offering buyers a distinct alternative to the community’s later-phase development.

Interior Layout

  • Three-bedroom configuration across townhouse levels
  • Two full bathrooms
  • Multi-level layout separating living and sleeping areas
  • Built 1965 as part of Reston's founding residential development

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen and living areas on primary level
  • Townhouse format provides natural separation of spaces
  • Original 1965 construction with character of the founding era

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms across the upper level
  • Two full baths serving the household
  • Layout consistent with Reston's original townhouse typology

Parking and Exterior

  • Assigned parking space included
  • Townhouse exterior within HOA-maintained community
  • $160 monthly HOA covers community upkeep

Why This Home Stands Out

  • One of Reston's founding-era homes, built the year after the community was established
  • Price point well below the typical Reston resale range, offering rare entry-level access
  • Assigned parking in a community where parking is a practical ownership consideration
  • Low $160 monthly HOA provides cost predictability for buyers
  • Direct proximity to the W&OD Trail and Silver Line Metro corridor
Discuss this home
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA terms.

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
  • Silver Line Metro accessible via Wiehle-Reston East and Reston Town Center stations
  • Dulles Toll Road provides direct access to Tysons and Dulles International Airport
  • W&OD Trail connects to regional multi-use path network
  • Route 7 and Fairfax County Connector bus service in the area
Dining and Coffee
  • Reston Town Center hosts a concentrated mix of restaurants and cafes
  • Lake Anne Plaza offers neighborhood-scale dining in a historic village setting
  • Local coffee shops and casual dining within the broader Reston community
  • National and independent restaurant options along the Dulles Corridor
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options available within Reston Town Center and surrounding retail corridors
  • Pharmacy and health services accessible in the Reston area
  • Reston Town Center provides a full range of retail and service businesses
  • Fairfax County library branches serve the Reston community
Parks and Recreation
  • W&OD Trail runs through Reston for cycling and running
  • Reston Association maintains extensive trail and open space network
  • Lake Anne and Lake Thoreau provide waterfront recreation within the community
  • Fairfax County parks and recreational facilities in the broader area

Property Location

About 11577 Maple Ridge Rd

The home at 11577 Maple Ridge Rd is a three-bedroom, two-bath townhouse constructed in 1965, placing it among Reston’s earliest residential structures. The townhouse format provides multi-level separation of living and sleeping spaces, a configuration that has remained practical across decades of use. Assigned parking is included, and the $160 monthly HOA covers community-level maintenance obligations.

Reston was founded in 1964 by Robert E. Simon — the initials R-E-S giving the community its name — as one of the first planned communities in the United States. The 20190 zip code places this home in western Reston, close to the community’s original village center infrastructure and the natural corridors that define the neighborhood’s character. Reston Town Center, the W&OD Trail, and Lake Anne Plaza are all within the community’s accessible range.

Daily life in this part of Reston is organized around walkable paths, mature tree canopy, and a mix of local and national retail anchored by Reston Town Center. The W&OD Trail provides a continuous multi-use corridor for cycling and running that extends well beyond Reston’s boundaries. The Silver Line Metro connects the community to Tysons, Arlington, and downtown DC, reducing car dependency for commuters.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively across the Northern Virginia submarket, including Reston townhouses and the broader Dulles Corridor. We bring familiarity with Reston’s HOA structures, its founding-era resale dynamics, and the pricing patterns that distinguish the 20190 and 20191 zip codes. If you are evaluating this home or comparable Reston townhouses, we welcome the conversation — reach out for recent sales data and our perspective on the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA fee is listed at $160 per month, with the input data noting coverage under a general ‘other’ category. Buyers should request the full HOA disclosure package to confirm exactly which services, maintenance obligations, and community amenities are included before closing.
Most properties in Reston’s 20190 zip code are subject to the Reston Association in addition to any cluster or townhouse HOA. Buyers should confirm the full association structure, dues, and covenants with the listing agent and through a title review prior to contract.
The Wiehle-Reston East and Reston Town Center Metro stations serve this part of Reston on the Silver Line. Both stations provide access to Tysons, Arlington, and downtown DC. Buyers should verify the most convenient station and preferred commute route based on their destination.
The property includes one assigned parking space, which is a practical and valued feature in Reston’s townhouse communities. Buyers should confirm the exact location of the assigned space and whether any guest parking is available through the HOA.
Reston was founded in 1964, making a 1965 construction date part of the community’s very first residential phase. These founding-era homes carry architectural character distinct from later Reston development and are among the oldest structures in the community.
The Reston Association maintains an extensive network of trails, open spaces, pools, and recreational facilities available to member properties. The W&OD Trail also runs through Reston, providing a regional multi-use path for cycling and running. Buyers should confirm which specific amenities are accessible with this property’s HOA membership.
At $177,000, this townhouse is priced well below the typical Reston resale range, which has historically trended significantly higher for comparable townhouse configurations. This represents an uncommon entry-level opportunity in a community where lower price points are rarely available.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with Reston townhouses and the Northern Virginia submarket. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on the local HOA landscape, and guidance on how this home fits within the current market. Reach out to start the conversation.

Interested in 11577 Maple Ridge Rd

Schedule a private showing or request additional details about this residence and building.

Schedule a Tour of 11577 Maple Ridge Rd
Request More Information