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Property Details
Price: $925,000
3 Bed
3.5 Bath
1,953 Sq Ft
1 attached garage space
Year Built: 1994
Price: $925,000
3 Bed
3.5 Bath
1,953 Sq Ft
Parking: 1 attached garage space
Year Built: 1994
The Hampton model at 2729 Pembsly Drive offers 1,953 square feet of above-grade living across three levels in the Virginia Center subdivision of Vienna, Virginia. Built in 1994, the townhouse features three bedrooms, three full baths, one half bath, a three-sided fireplace, a deck off the kitchen and family room, and a walkout lower level with a full bath and landscaped patio. An attached garage, low HOA fees, and a short walk to Vienna Metro complete a well-positioned offering in Fairfax County.
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Property Location
The Hampton model townhouse at 2729 Pembsly Drive was built in 1994 as part of the Virginia Center subdivision, Section 1B, in unincorporated Fairfax County. The home spans three levels with 1,953 square feet above grade and a daylight full basement, yielding a total of three bedrooms, three full baths, and one half bath. A three-sided fireplace anchors the main living level, and four ceiling fans supplement the central forced-air HVAC system throughout the home. The attached garage provides covered parking with direct interior access, a practical advantage in the Virginia winters.
Virginia Center is a residential community in the 22181 zip code of Vienna, Virginia, zoned R-8 and developed at townhouse density. The neighborhood sits within Fairfax County’s unincorporated area, giving residents access to county services while remaining close to the Town of Vienna’s commercial core along Maple Avenue and Church Street. Local grocery, dining, and retail options are accessible along the Route 123 and Maple Avenue corridors. The community’s modest HOA structure — $19 per month covering common grounds, snow removal, and trash — reflects the low-maintenance character of the neighborhood.
The home’s deck off the kitchen and family room and the lower-level walkout to a landscaped patio create two distinct outdoor zones suited to different uses throughout the day. Vienna’s network of trails and parks, including the W&OD Trail, runs through the broader area and is accessible from the neighborhood. The short walk to Vienna Metro places the Orange and Silver lines within easy reach, connecting the home to Tysons, Rosslyn, and downtown DC without requiring a car. Local cafes, restaurants, and everyday services along Maple Avenue are similarly close at hand.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings extensive experience in Northern Virginia townhouse and single-family markets, with particular depth in the Vienna, Reston, and Fairfax corridors along the Orange and Silver lines. We have worked with buyers and sellers navigating the active Fairfax County resale market, advising on pricing strategy, comparable sales, and the nuances of HOA-governed communities in this submarket. If you are considering a townhouse in Vienna or the surrounding I-66 corridor, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.
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