715 Dranesville Rd

Herndon, VA 20170

Sold For
$579,900

Property Highlights

  • 1925 Historic Construction
  • 2025 Sq Ft Layout
  • 3 Bedroom Configuration
  • 2.5 Bath Setup
  • Mature Lot Presence
  • Town of Herndon
MLS ID
VAFX1104580
Parking
Year Built
1925
HOA Fee
Town of Herndon, Virginia

A Century of Character on Dranesville Road

715 Dranesville Road is one of Herndon’s older residential addresses, built in 1925 and carrying the structural confidence of a home that has stood for a century. The 2,025-square-foot layout provides meaningful living space across three bedrooms and two and a half baths, with a scale that suits a range of living arrangements.

The lot’s street-facing presence on Dranesville Road reflects the original residential siting of the neighborhood, and the mature landscaping offers a foundation for outdoor investment. Few homes in this price range in Northern Virginia combine this kind of age, scale, and in-town location.

The Town of Herndon is a self-governing municipality with its own downtown corridor, parks system, and community programming — a distinction that sets it apart from surrounding unincorporated Fairfax County. Dranesville Road connects directly to the town center, placing this home within easy reach of local dining, retail, and civic amenities.

For buyers seeking a home with genuine architectural history in an established Northern Virginia community, 715 Dranesville Road merits serious consideration. The Wardman Residential team at Compass is available to arrange a private showing and provide current comparable sales data for the Herndon submarket.

The Home
Built in 1925, this three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home spans 2,025 square feet on Dranesville Road. The construction era gives the home a structural and architectural character that newer builds in the corridor cannot replicate. At $579,900, the price-per-square-foot is competitive for the Town of Herndon.
The Lot
The lot sits with a street-facing presence consistent with how Herndon’s earliest residential blocks were laid out. Mature landscaping frames the property and offers meaningful potential for outdoor improvement. The siting gives the home a grounded, established quality that is increasingly rare in the region.
The Town
Herndon is an incorporated town within Fairfax County, with its own municipal government, downtown, and parks. Dranesville Road runs through the heart of this community, connecting residents to local amenities on foot or by a short drive. The town’s identity as a distinct municipality adds civic texture that purely suburban addresses lack.
The Opportunity
Homes of this age and scale in the Town of Herndon trade infrequently, and the combination of in-town location and century-old construction creates a differentiated profile in the Northern Virginia market. A Wardman team member is available to walk through current comparables and discuss positioning for buyers evaluating this home against alternatives in the Dulles corridor.

At a Glance

  • 1925 construction with century-scale character
  • 2,025 sq ft across three bedrooms
  • Two full baths plus one half bath
  • Street-facing mature lot on Dranesville Road
  • Town of Herndon incorporated municipality
  • Proximity to downtown Herndon amenities
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including square footage, lot dimensions, and municipal records.
Property Features

Space, History, and In-Town Position

715 Dranesville Road combines a century of residential history with 2,025 square feet of livable space in one of Northern Virginia’s few incorporated town centers. The home’s 1925 construction, mature lot, and Dranesville Road address form a profile that is difficult to replicate at this price point in the current Herndon market.

Interior and Layout

  • 2,025 square feet of interior living space
  • Three bedrooms across the layout
  • Two full baths and one half bath
  • 1925 construction with period structural character
  • Scale suited to a range of living configurations

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main-level layout consistent with 1925 residential design
  • Kitchen positioned within the home's original floor plan
  • Half bath on the main level for convenience
  • Connection between living and dining areas typical of the era

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Three bedrooms providing flexible use across the upper level
  • Two full baths serving the bedroom configuration
  • Room proportions reflecting early-twentieth-century construction standards
  • Natural light characteristic of homes built before modern infill density

Lot and Exterior

  • Single-family lot with street-facing presence on Dranesville Road
  • Mature landscaping with established plantings
  • Siting consistent with 1925 residential placement
  • Lot scale offering meaningful outdoor improvement potential

What Sets This Apart

  • One of Herndon's oldest standing residential addresses at 1925 construction
  • In-town lot on Dranesville Road within the incorporated municipality
  • Century-old structural character unavailable in newer Northern Virginia builds
  • Competitive price per square foot for the Town of Herndon submarket
  • Direct access to Silver Line Metro corridor and Dulles Toll Road
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including square footage and lot dimensions.

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 Access
  • Silver Line Metro at Herndon Station nearby
  • Dulles Toll Road accessible via Dranesville Road
  • Route 7 corridor within close reach
  • Washington Dulles International Airport easily reachable
  • W&OD Trail accessible for non-motorized commuting
Dining and Coffee
  • Downtown Herndon dining corridor a short drive away
  • Local cafes and independent restaurants in the town center
  • Neighborhood eateries along Elden Street
  • Regional dining options along the Route 7 corridor
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along the Herndon commercial corridor
  • Retail services in downtown Herndon and surrounding centers
  • Pharmacy and health services nearby
  • Home improvement and hardware retail in the broader corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • W&OD Trail accessible for cycling and walking
  • Herndon Community Center with recreational programming
  • Town of Herndon parks system within the municipality
  • Fairfax County park facilities in the surrounding area

Property Location

About 715 Dranesville Rd

715 Dranesville Road is a single-family home built in 1925, offering 2,025 square feet of interior space across three bedrooms and two and a half baths. The home’s age places it among the older residential structures in the Town of Herndon, and its construction reflects the craftsmanship conventions of early-twentieth-century Northern Virginia building. The street-facing lot on Dranesville Road gives the home a prominent residential presence consistent with its original siting.

The Town of Herndon is an incorporated municipality within Fairfax County, governed independently with its own mayor, council, and municipal services. Downtown Herndon sits within close proximity of Dranesville Road, offering local dining, retail, and community programming that reflect the town’s distinct civic identity. The surrounding area connects to the broader Dulles technology corridor while retaining the scale and character of an established small-town center.

Dranesville Road is a primary residential artery through Herndon, linking the town center to surrounding neighborhoods and providing straightforward access to Route 7 and the Dulles Toll Road. The Washington Dulles International Airport corridor is easily reachable, as is the Silver Line Metro at Herndon Station, making regional connectivity a practical asset of this address. Local parks, the W&OD Trail, and Herndon’s community recreation facilities are all accessible from this location.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers and sellers across the Northern Virginia submarket, including the Town of Herndon and the broader Dulles corridor. We bring familiarity with the historic residential stock along Dranesville Road and the dynamics of the Herndon single-family market, where century-old homes occupy a distinct niche. If you are evaluating this home or comparable properties in Herndon, reach out — we are glad to share recent sales data 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.

Homes built in 1925 predate the mass suburban development that shaped most of Northern Virginia, giving them structural and architectural characteristics that newer construction does not replicate. At 715 Dranesville Road, that history is paired with 2,025 square feet of space and an in-town location that adds practical value alongside the character.
No HOA information is associated with this property in the available data. Buyers should confirm the absence of any HOA or deed restrictions through a title search and review of county records prior to closing.
The Herndon Metro Station on the Silver Line is accessible from this address, providing rail connectivity to Tysons, Reston, and ultimately downtown Washington. Buyers relying on Metro access should confirm current station operating status and preferred commute routing with the Wardman team.
Specific parking details were not provided in the listing data for this property. Buyers should inquire directly about driveway configuration, garage availability, and any applicable town parking regulations for Dranesville Road addresses.
At $579,900 for 2,025 square feet in the Town of Herndon, this home occupies a competitive position in the local single-family market. Century-old construction on an established lot is a relatively rare profile in this price range. A Wardman team member can provide current comparable sales to contextualize the pricing.
School assignment for 715 Dranesville Road falls within Fairfax County Public Schools, which serves the Town of Herndon. Buyers should verify current school assignments directly with Fairfax County Public Schools, as boundaries can change and assignment is address-specific.
The Washington and Old Dominion Trail, known as the W&OD Trail, runs through the Herndon area and provides a regional recreational corridor for cycling and walking. The Town of Herndon also maintains its own parks system and community center, with Fairfax County facilities available in the surrounding area.
A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in the Town of Herndon, context on the single-family market along the Dranesville Road corridor, and guidance on the purchase process for historic properties in Northern Virginia. Reach out to schedule a showing or to request a current market analysis for this address.

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