4913 TYDFIL CT

Fairfax, VA 22030

Sold For
$525,000
Neighborhood: Fairfax · Explore Fairfax homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • Fairfax City Location
  • Established Residential Court
  • Northern Virginia Submarket
  • Close to Major Corridors
  • Competitive Price Point
  • Wardman Dual Representation
MLS ID
WDM0677235
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Property Details

Sold Price: $525,000

Sold Price: $525,000

Executive Summary

4913 Tydfil Court sits within the City of Fairfax, one of Northern Virginia’s most enduring residential communities, offering proximity to major employment corridors, regional transit options, and a mature neighborhood fabric. Offered at $525,000 with Wardman Residential representing both sides of the transaction, this property presents a straightforward opportunity for buyers seeking established Fairfax real estate. The Wardman team brings direct knowledge of this submarket and is available to provide comparable sales data and advisory guidance.

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4913 Tydfil Court, Fairfax, VA 22030

Established Fairfax Court Address at $525,000

4913 Tydfil Court is situated in the City of Fairfax, a self-governing independent city in Northern Virginia with a well-established residential character and strong regional connectivity. The court setting provides a degree of separation from through traffic while keeping major arterials, employment centers, and everyday conveniences within easy reach.

The City of Fairfax occupies a central position within the Northern Virginia submarket, bordered by Fairfax County and positioned along key commuter corridors including Route 50, Route 29, and Interstate 66. This location supports access to employment hubs throughout the region, from Tysons and Reston to the Dulles Technology Corridor and beyond.

Offered at $525,000, this property is priced within a competitive range for the Fairfax market. Wardman Residential at Compass represented both sides of this transaction, bringing continuity and market knowledge to the process.

Buyers considering the City of Fairfax benefit from a community with its own municipal services, a walkable Old Town core, and a range of housing stock spanning single-family homes, townhouses, and condominiums. The submarket has demonstrated consistent demand from buyers prioritizing location, commuter access, and neighborhood stability.

City of Fairfax
The City of Fairfax is an independent municipality within Northern Virginia, distinct from the surrounding county and governed by its own city administration. The residential fabric here is mature and well-maintained, with a mix of housing types that appeals to a broad range of buyers. Tydfil Court reflects the quieter, court-style streets that characterize many of Fairfax’s established neighborhoods.
Regional Connectivity
Fairfax’s position along Route 50 and Interstate 66 makes it one of the more accessible addresses in Northern Virginia for commuters heading toward Arlington, DC, or the Dulles corridor. The Vienna and Dunn Loring Metro stations on the Orange and Silver lines are accessible from this location, supporting car-light commuting options for buyers who prioritize transit flexibility.
Pricing Context
At $525,000, this property is positioned within the active mid-range of the Fairfax market, where demand from buyers seeking established Northern Virginia addresses has remained consistent. Wardman Residential represented both the buyer and seller in this transaction, a reflection of the team’s active presence in this submarket.
Submarket Depth
The City of Fairfax submarket rewards buyers who understand its nuances — the distinction between city and county addresses, the variation in HOA structures, and the range of property types available at this price point. Wardman Residential at Compass has navigated these dynamics across numerous transactions in the area and is well-positioned to advise buyers and sellers alike.

Why Tydfil Court

  • City of Fairfax address with municipal services
  • Court setting with reduced through traffic
  • Access to Route 50 and I-66 corridors
  • Proximity to Vienna and Dunn Loring Metro
  • Wardman dual representation at $525,000
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Wardman Residential at Compass represented both buyer and seller in this transaction. All information should be independently verified by prospective buyers.
4913 Tydfil Court, Fairfax, VA 22030

A Fairfax Court Address in an Established Northern Virginia Community

This property at 4913 Tydfil Court offers buyers an entry point into the City of Fairfax at $525,000, with the advantages of a court setting, established neighborhood character, and strong regional connectivity. Wardman Residential represented both sides of this transaction, bringing continuity and local market knowledge to the process.

Interior and Layout

  • Residential property in the City of Fairfax
  • Court address with reduced through traffic
  • Established neighborhood setting
  • Offered at $525,000

Kitchen and Living

  • Property is situated within an established Fairfax residential community
  • Proximity to Old Town Fairfax dining and retail
  • Convenient access to everyday grocery and service corridors

Primary and Bedrooms

  • Residential home in the City of Fairfax
  • Court location supports a quieter residential environment
  • Details available upon request from the Wardman team

Outdoor and Parking

  • Court setting limits through traffic and supports outdoor enjoyment
  • Fairfax City parks and recreational facilities are nearby
  • Parking details available upon request

What Sets This Apart

  • City of Fairfax address with independent municipal governance and services
  • Court location reduces traffic and enhances residential character
  • Dual representation by Wardman Residential reflects active submarket presence
  • Strong regional connectivity via I-66 and nearby Metro stations
  • Competitively priced within the active Fairfax mid-range market
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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 Metro Station on the Orange Line is accessible from Fairfax City
  • Dunn Loring-Merrifield Metro on the Orange and Silver lines serves the broader area
  • Direct access to Interstate 66 for DC and Arlington commutes
  • Route 50 connects to Tysons Corner and the Dulles corridor
  • OmniRide and Fairfax Connector bus service operate throughout the city
Dining and Coffee
  • Old Town Fairfax offers a walkable concentration of local restaurants and cafes
  • Route 29 and Route 50 corridors support a broad range of dining options
  • Neighborhood coffee shops and casual dining are accessible throughout the city
  • Fairfax Corner and Fair Lakes shopping areas provide additional restaurant variety
Grocery and Retail
  • Multiple grocery options are available along the Route 50 and Route 29 corridors
  • Fairfax Corner and Fair Lakes provide regional retail and big-box shopping
  • Pharmacies and medical offices are distributed throughout the city
  • Old Town Fairfax supports local retail and specialty shopping
Parks and Recreation
  • Van Dyck Park is a City of Fairfax recreational facility with athletic fields and amenities
  • The Cross County Trail network is accessible from Fairfax City
  • Community centers and municipal recreation programs are available to city residents
  • Nearby George Mason University campus adds cultural and recreational programming to the area

Property Location

About 4913 TYDFIL CT

4913 Tydfil Court is a residential property in the City of Fairfax, Virginia, offered at $525,000. The court address situates the home on a low-traffic street within an established neighborhood, a configuration common to many of Fairfax’s most sought-after residential pockets. Wardman Residential represented both parties in this transaction, reflecting the team’s active role in the local market.

The City of Fairfax is an independent city in Northern Virginia, separate from Fairfax County in governance and municipal services. Old Town Fairfax, the city’s historic commercial core, offers a walkable cluster of restaurants, shops, and civic amenities within a short distance of most residential addresses. The surrounding area includes parks, community facilities, and access to the broader Northern Virginia network of trails and open space.

Everyday conveniences in the City of Fairfax are well-distributed, with grocery options, dining, and retail accessible along the Route 50 and Route 29 corridors. The area supports a range of commuting patterns, from Metro access at nearby stations to direct highway connections toward Tysons, Reston, and Washington DC. Local parks and recreational facilities contribute to the day-to-day quality of life that has made Fairfax a consistently active residential market.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have cultivated meaningful experience in the City of Fairfax and the broader Northern Virginia submarket, working with buyers and sellers across a range of property types and price points. We understand the distinctions that matter here — city versus county addresses, HOA structures, and the competitive dynamics of the mid-range market around $500,000. If you are considering a home in Fairfax or the surrounding Northern Virginia communities, we welcome the conversation and are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The City of Fairfax is an independent municipality, separate from Fairfax County in both governance and service delivery. City residents receive municipal services directly from the city government rather than the county. This distinction can affect tax rates, service levels, and certain administrative processes, and is worth understanding before purchasing.
The Vienna Metro Station on the Orange Line and the Dunn Loring-Merrifield Station on the Orange and Silver lines are the closest Metro access points for Fairfax City residents. Fairfax Connector bus service also operates throughout the city, providing connections to Metro stations and regional destinations. Interstate 66 and Route 50 support direct highway commutes toward DC, Arlington, and Tysons.
HOA details for 4913 Tydfil Court were not specified in the available information. Buyers should request full HOA disclosure documents, including any monthly fees, rules, and reserve fund status, as part of their due diligence process. The Wardman team can assist in obtaining and reviewing this documentation.
The City of Fairfax supports a range of price points depending on property type, size, and specific location. At $525,000, this property is positioned within the active mid-range of the market, where demand has remained consistent. The Wardman team can provide recent comparable sales data to help buyers understand current market conditions.
The Route 50 and Route 29 corridors provide access to grocery stores, pharmacies, dining, and retail within a short drive of most Fairfax City addresses. Old Town Fairfax offers a walkable commercial core with local restaurants and shops. Fairfax Corner and Fair Lakes add regional retail and additional dining options to the area.
Van Dyck Park is a City of Fairfax recreational facility offering athletic fields and community amenities. The Cross County Trail network is accessible from the area, supporting walking, running, and cycling. George Mason University’s campus also contributes cultural and recreational programming to the broader community.
Wardman Residential’s dual representation in this transaction reflects the team’s active presence in the Fairfax submarket and the trust both parties placed in the team’s ability to facilitate a fair and well-managed process. Dual representation, also known as designated agency in Virginia, is a common arrangement when a team has deep knowledge of both the property and the buyer pool. All parties were represented in accordance with Virginia real estate law.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings direct experience in the City of Fairfax and the broader Northern Virginia submarket, with knowledge of pricing dynamics, HOA structures, and the distinctions between city and county addresses. Whether you are buying or selling, the team can provide recent comparable sales, submarket analysis, and advisory guidance tailored to your situation. Reaching out through wardman.ai is the best first step.

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