1375 Heritage Oak Way

Reston, VA 20194

Sold For
$570,000
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Property Highlights

  • 4 Bedroom Townhouse
  • 1989 Built Construction
  • One-Car Garage Included
  • Reston HOA Community
  • North Point Location
  • Close to Reston Town Center
MLS ID
1000316528
Parking
1 Garage Space
Year Built
1989
HOA Fee
$682.00

Property Details

Sold Price: $570,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

1 Garage Space

Year Built: 1989

Sold Price: $570,000

4 Bed

4 Bath

Parking: 1 Garage Space

Year Built: 1989

Executive Summary

Set in one of Reston’s established residential communities, this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath townhouse offers a practical floor plan, a one-car garage, and the infrastructure of a well-organized HOA at $682 per month. Built in 1989, the home reflects the mature character of North Point, with access to Reston’s extensive trail network, community amenities, and the commercial corridor anchored by Reston Town Center. At $570,000, it represents a substantive entry into one of Fairfax County’s most walkable planned communities.

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1375 Heritage Oak Way, Reston, VA 20194

Four-Bedroom Townhouse in Reston's North Point

The home at 1375 Heritage Oak Way occupies a quiet residential street within Reston’s North Point cluster, a community defined by mature tree canopy, interconnected pathways, and proximity to the full range of Reston Association amenities. Built in 1989, the townhouse carries the architectural character typical of Reston’s mid-period development — substantive construction, established landscaping, and a neighborhood fabric that has had decades to settle.

With four bedrooms, three full baths, one half bath, and a one-car garage, the home provides meaningful space across multiple levels. The layout supports flexible use of the upper and lower floors, and the garage adds a practical advantage that many comparable townhouses in the area do not offer.

The monthly HOA fee of $682 covers community infrastructure and connects residents to the broader Reston Association network, which includes pools, tennis courts, trails, and recreational facilities distributed across the planned community. Buyers should review the HOA documents to confirm the precise scope of coverage and any applicable assessments.

Reston Town Center is accessible by a short drive or via the trail network, offering dining, retail, and the Wiehle-Reston East Metro station on the Silver Line. The location places commuters within reach of the Dulles corridor and the broader Northern Virginia technology employment base.

The Property
The home sits within the North Point cluster of Reston, a planned community in Fairfax County built around a network of trails, open space, and shared recreational infrastructure. The street-level setting on Heritage Oak Way reflects the mature, tree-lined character that defines this part of Reston.
Space and Layout
Four bedrooms and three and a half baths across multiple levels provide room for varied uses. The one-car garage is an asset in a submarket where many comparable townhouses rely entirely on surface or assigned parking.
HOA and Amenities
The $682 monthly HOA fee connects the home to the Reston Association’s amenity network. Buyers are encouraged to review the full HOA disclosure package to understand what is included, any pending assessments, and community rules.
Location and Access
Wiehle-Reston East Metro on the Silver Line is accessible from this address, supporting commutes toward Tysons, Rosslyn, and downtown DC. Reston Town Center’s dining and retail corridor is also within close reach by car or trail.

At a Glance

  • 4 Bedrooms / 3.5 Baths
  • 1 Garage Space
  • Built 1989
  • $682/Month HOA
  • Silver Line Access
  • Reston Association Amenities
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All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify HOA terms, fees, and community rules.
Property Features

Four Bedrooms, a Garage, and Full HOA Access

The home at 1375 Heritage Oak Way combines a substantive four-bedroom layout with the practical advantage of a one-car garage and membership in the Reston Association’s amenity network. Built in 1989, the townhouse offers the established character of North Point alongside the infrastructure of a well-organized HOA community.

Interior Layout

  • Four bedrooms across multiple levels
  • Three full baths and one half bath
  • Multi-level townhouse floor plan
  • Built in 1989 with established construction quality
  • Flexible upper and lower level configurations

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main level connects living and dining areas
  • Kitchen positioned for practical daily use
  • Half bath on main level for convenience
  • Access to garage from interior of home

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom with en-suite full bath
  • Upper level positioning for separation from main living areas
  • Adequate closet and storage space typical of 1989 construction

Outdoor and Parking

  • One-car attached garage with interior access
  • Residential street setting with mature tree canopy
  • Access to Reston Association trails from the neighborhood
  • Community open space maintained by HOA

What Sets This Apart

  • One-car garage is a meaningful differentiator in Reston's townhouse segment
  • Four-bedroom count provides flexibility uncommon at this price point
  • Reston Association membership unlocks pools, courts, and an extensive trail network
  • Established 1989 construction on a mature, tree-lined residential street
  • Silver Line Metro access supports car-optional commuting to Tysons and DC
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA documents.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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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
  • Silver Line Metro at Wiehle-Reston East accessible by car or trail
  • Reston Town Center bus connections via Fairfax Connector
  • Dulles Toll Road on-ramp within close reach
  • Proximity to Route 7 and the broader Dulles technology corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Reston Town Center dining and cafe options a short drive away
  • Local neighborhood cafes within the North Point area
  • Wide variety of restaurant options along the Reston Town Center plaza
  • Grocery-anchored retail nearby for everyday needs
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible near Reston Town Center
  • Pharmacy and health services in the surrounding commercial corridor
  • Retail and service businesses concentrated along the Town Center
  • Fairfax County public library branch accessible in the area
Parks and Recreation
  • Reston Association pools and tennis courts available to residents
  • Extensive trail network connecting clusters throughout Reston
  • Open parkland and natural areas within the planned community
  • Lake Anne and other Reston Association recreational nodes nearby

Property Location

About 1375 Heritage Oak Way

The townhouse at 1375 Heritage Oak Way was built in 1989 and offers four bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath across a multi-level floor plan. A one-car garage provides covered parking, a feature that adds practical value in Reston’s townhouse market. The home is part of an HOA community with a monthly fee of $682, which connects residents to the Reston Association’s broader network of amenities and maintained common areas.

Reston’s North Point area is characterized by mature landscaping, a connected trail system, and a mix of residential clusters developed across several decades of the planned community’s build-out. Heritage Oak Way sits within this established fabric, offering access to neighborhood parks, open space, and the recreational facilities maintained by the Reston Association. Reston Town Center, the community’s primary commercial hub, is a short drive or accessible via the trail network.

Day-to-day life in this part of Reston centers on the trail network and the amenities distributed across the planned community, including pools, tennis courts, and open recreational space. Reston Town Center provides dining, grocery, and retail options within close reach. The Wiehle-Reston East Metro station on the Silver Line supports commutes into Tysons, Rosslyn, and central DC without requiring a car for the full journey.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating Reston’s townhouse market, including HOA-governed communities along the Silver Line corridor in Fairfax County. We understand the nuances of Reston Association communities — from HOA document review to evaluating comparable sales across North Point and adjacent clusters. If you are considering a townhouse in Reston or the broader Dulles corridor, reach out and we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The monthly fee connects residents to the Reston Association’s network of amenities, which typically includes pools, tennis courts, trails, and maintained common areas. Buyers should request and review the full HOA disclosure package to confirm the precise scope of coverage, any pending special assessments, and applicable community rules before closing.
The home includes one garage space with interior access. Additional parking availability — including guest or overflow spaces — is governed by HOA and community rules. Buyers should confirm the parking policy with the HOA during due diligence.
Wiehle-Reston East on the Silver Line is the nearest Metro station and is accessible from this address by car or via Reston’s trail network. The Silver Line connects commuters to Tysons Corner, Rosslyn, and downtown DC without requiring a full car commute.
Reston Association membership, included through the HOA, provides access to multiple outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, an extensive trail network, and recreational open space distributed across the planned community. Specific facility access and any seasonal fees should be confirmed directly with the Reston Association.
The townhouse was built in 1989, placing it in Reston’s mid-period development era. Buyers should conduct a thorough home inspection to assess the current condition of mechanical systems, roof, windows, and other components that may have been updated or may be approaching the end of their service life.
Heritage Oak Way sits within Reston’s North Point cluster, an established residential area defined by mature tree canopy, connected pathways, and a mix of townhouse and single-family development. The street has the settled character typical of Reston communities that have had decades to mature since original build-out.
At $570,000 with four bedrooms and a one-car garage, this home is competitive within Reston’s townhouse segment, where garage-equipped units at this bedroom count can be less common. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to help buyers contextualize the asking price within current market conditions.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience working with buyers in Reston’s HOA-governed townhouse communities, including navigating HOA document review, negotiating in competitive situations, and evaluating comparable sales along the Silver Line corridor. Reach out to connect with a team member who can guide you through the process from offer to closing.

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