14282 Ladderbacked Dr

Gainesville, VA 20155

Property Highlights

  • 4 Bedrooms 3.5 Baths
  • Nearly 4000 Sq Ft
  • 2-Car Attached Garage
  • HOA Community Amenities
  • Built 2011 Construction
  • Gainesville VA Location
MLS ID
VAPW493292
Parking
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built
2011
HOA Fee
$91.00
Gainesville, Virginia

Space and Substance in Gainesville

14282 Ladderbacked Drive presents a compelling opportunity in one of Gainesville’s established residential communities. Built in 2011, the home delivers 3,920 square feet of finished living space across four bedrooms and three and a half baths — a footprint that accommodates a range of living arrangements without compromise.

The two-car garage and HOA structure at $91 per month reflect the practical considerations that define this submarket. Gainesville sits at the intersection of I-66 and Route 29, offering straightforward access to Manassas, Haymarket, and the broader Northern Virginia employment corridor.

Prince William County’s outer suburbs have matured considerably, and Gainesville in particular has developed a full complement of retail, dining, and daily services within close reach of this address. The home’s 2011 construction means buyers inherit a relatively modern mechanical and structural baseline.

For buyers prioritizing square footage, a garage, and community infrastructure at this price point in Northern Virginia, 14282 Ladderbacked Drive warrants serious consideration.

The Home
Built in 2011, this four-bedroom home spans 3,920 square feet with three full baths and one half bath. The two-car garage adds meaningful everyday utility, and the layout supports both everyday living and dedicated workspace or guest accommodation.
Community Context
The HOA fee of $91 per month places this home within a managed community setting, providing shared infrastructure and neighborhood consistency. Community amenities, where applicable, are administered through the HOA structure.
Location Dynamics
Gainesville occupies a strategic position along the I-66 corridor in Prince William County, with Route 29 and Route 15 providing additional connectivity. Retail centers, grocery options, and dining are well-established in the immediate area.
The Opportunity
At $575,000, this home offers nearly 4,000 square feet in a 2011-built structure — a combination that is increasingly difficult to source in Northern Virginia’s competitive market. The price-per-square-foot profile here merits a close look.

Property at a Glance

  • 3,920 square feet of living space
  • 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths
  • 2-car attached garage
  • Built 2011
  • HOA at $91 per month
  • Gainesville, Prince William County
All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA terms, and community details.
Property Features

Built for Everyday Living at Scale

At 3,920 square feet, this 2011-built home provides a layout that accommodates multiple uses across four bedrooms and three and a half baths. The two-car garage, HOA community setting, and Gainesville address combine to create a well-rounded ownership proposition in western Prince William County.

Interior and Layout

  • 3,920 square feet of finished living space
  • 4 bedrooms across the layout
  • 3 full baths and 1 half bath
  • Built in 2011 with modern construction standards
  • Two-car garage with interior access

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Open-concept kitchen and living areas typical of 2011-era construction
  • Space for both casual dining and formal entertaining
  • Layout connects primary living zones efficiently

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom suite with full bath
  • Scale of home supports a generously proportioned primary suite
  • Additional bedrooms provide flexibility for varied uses

Exterior and Garage

  • Two-car attached garage
  • Residential lot within HOA-governed community
  • Exterior maintained within community standards

What Sets This Apart

  • Nearly 4,000 square feet at a competitive Northern Virginia price point
  • 2011 construction means a modern mechanical and structural baseline
  • Two-car garage is an increasingly scarce feature at this price
  • Low $91 monthly HOA keeps carrying costs manageable
  • I-66 corridor location connects to Fairfax County and beyond
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA documents.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Roads and Transit
  • Direct access to I-66 via Gainesville interchanges
  • Route 29 and Route 15 provide north-south and east-west connectivity
  • OmniRide commuter bus service operates in the Gainesville area
  • Virginia Railway Express Manassas Line accessible in nearby Manassas
Dining and Coffee
  • Local and national dining options along Sudley Road and Linton Hall Road corridors
  • Coffee shops and cafes within the Gainesville retail centers
  • Restaurant variety ranges from casual dining to sit-down establishments nearby
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery stores within the Gainesville and Haymarket commercial corridors
  • Pharmacy and health services accessible nearby
  • Home improvement and big-box retail within a short drive
Parks and Recreation
  • Prince William County park system offers trails and open space
  • Nearby recreational facilities within the broader Gainesville area
  • Gainesville's community layout supports outdoor activity year-round

Property Location

About 14282 Ladderbacked Dr

The home at 14282 Ladderbacked Drive was built in 2011 and encompasses 3,920 square feet across four bedrooms and three and a half baths. The two-car garage is an integral part of the structure, providing direct interior access and covered storage. The HOA, at $91 per month, governs the community and maintains shared elements of the neighborhood.

Gainesville is a well-developed community in western Prince William County, positioned along the I-66 corridor near the Haymarket interchange. The area has grown into a self-sufficient suburban node with grocery stores, national and local retailers, restaurants, and medical services within a short drive. The surrounding road network — including Route 29, Route 15, and I-66 — connects residents efficiently to Manassas, Centreville, and points east toward Fairfax County.

Daily life in Gainesville is oriented around the convenience of a fully built-out suburban environment. Nearby shopping centers provide grocery, pharmacy, and dining options without requiring a significant commute. Outdoor recreation is accessible through the parks and trail systems in the broader Prince William County area, and the I-66 corridor connects residents to the wider Northern Virginia region for work and leisure.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers navigating the Northern Virginia suburbs, including the I-66 corridor communities of Gainesville, Haymarket, and Manassas. We understand the trade-offs buyers face in this submarket — square footage, commute time, community infrastructure, and price-per-foot — and we bring that perspective to every search. If you are evaluating single-family homes in Gainesville or the surrounding Prince William County area, reach out and we will share recent comparable sales and our current read on the 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 $91 per month, which is relatively modest for a managed community in Northern Virginia. Buyers should request the HOA disclosure package to confirm exactly what is covered, including any community amenities, common area maintenance, and reserve fund contributions.
At $575,000 for 3,920 square feet, the price per square foot is approximately $147 — a competitive figure for a 2011-built single-family home in the Gainesville submarket. Buyers should review recent comparable sales in the area to contextualize this figure against current market conditions.
Gainesville sits along the I-66 corridor, providing direct highway access toward Fairfax County, Tysons, and Washington DC. Commute times vary significantly based on time of day and destination, and buyers should evaluate peak-hour conditions along their specific route before committing.
The Virginia Railway Express Manassas Line serves the broader area, with stations accessible in nearby Manassas. OmniRide commuter bus service also operates in the Gainesville corridor. There is no Metrorail station in Gainesville itself, so buyers relying on rail transit should factor in the drive to a VRE station.
This home falls within Prince William County Public Schools. Buyers should verify the specific elementary, middle, and high school assignments directly with Prince William County Public Schools, as attendance boundaries can change and should be confirmed independently.
The home includes two garage spaces, which is a meaningful feature at this price point in Northern Virginia. Buyers should confirm during a showing whether the garage configuration includes additional storage space or utility access beyond the two parking bays.
At nearly 4,000 square feet with a 2011 build year and two-car garage, this home sits at the upper end of the typical Gainesville four-bedroom inventory in terms of size. A Wardman team member can provide a current comparable sales analysis to help buyers assess value relative to recent transactions.
A Wardman team member can provide a detailed comparable sales analysis, walk through the HOA documents, and help buyers assess the home’s position within the current Gainesville market. Reach out to the Wardman Residential team at Compass to schedule a showing or discuss the submarket in more detail.

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