Centreville, Virginia · 20120 and 20121, Fairfax County
More townhouses sold than houses, and a median $379 a square foot for a house.
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Updated October 2, 2026Bright MLS, closed January 1 to October 2, 20261
Quick answer
The median single-family home in Centreville sold for $904,500 in 2026 and went under contract in six days, and more townhouses sold than houses.
What a house or townhouse costs in Centreville this year, how buyers pay, what it rents for, which high school it feeds now and after Skyview opens, and how the I-66 commute works. Every number below is from Bright MLS closed sales, pulled on October 2, 2026, not from a listing site's estimate.
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Six numbers that describe Centreville.
★ Closed sales, January 1 to October 2, 20261
Centreville is an unincorporated community in Fairfax County with two zip codes, 20120 and 20121. Single-family means a detached house with at least three bedrooms and two full baths; townhouse means end-of-row and interior-row homes; homes legally owned as condos (including condo-style townhouses) are left out of both. Source: Bright MLS, closed sales January 1 to October 2, 2026, Postal City = Centreville, pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah on October 2, 2026.
Why people choose Centreville
Space for the money and a short drive to Dulles.
A townhouse with a garage in Fairfax County schools; a house of about 2,400 square feet above ground for less than in Fairfax; and Dulles and the Route 28 job corridor close by.
Buyers choose Centreville over Fairfax for about $80,000 less at the median and a bigger house, and over Burke for the shorter drive to Dulles and Route 28 instead of the VRE. What they give up is the drive east: downtown DC is 50 minutes or more at rush hour. Townhouses and larger houses here are often a few streets apart.
Prices
What the $904,500 median buys: a 1980s or 90s colonial of about 2,400 square feet above ground.
Centreville's cheapest single-family sale of 2026 was $525,000 and its most expensive $3,540,000, and 120 of the 172 houses sold under $1 million.
The typical Centreville house is a colonial built in the late 1980s or 1990s in a planned community such as Little Rocky Run, Sully Station or Virginia Run, about 2,400 square feet above ground with a two-car garage, an HOA and a pool down the path. 144 of the 172 houses sold in 20120 and only 28 in 20121.
Centreville is a townhouse town. 274 townhouses sold against 172 houses, at a median of $565,000, from $365,000 (the lowest sale) to $834,900 (the highest), in a median 7 days, and 46% went over asking. Townhouse sales split 162 in 20120 and 112 in 20121.
At a median $379 a square foot, a Centreville house costs far less per foot than Burke ($450), Fairfax ($451) or Annandale ($486). The median price is close to theirs, but the house is bigger. What you give up is the drive: Centreville is about 50 minutes or more from downtown DC at rush hour.
Median single-family sale price, 20262
McLean $2,300,000; Great Falls $1,885,000; City of Falls Church (independent city) $1,685,000; Vienna $1,453,000; Oakton $1,420,000; Arlington County, all zips, $1,406,000; City of Alexandria (independent city) $1,350,000; Fairfax Station $1,245,000; Reston $1,120,000; Clifton $1,100,000; Falls Church addresses in Fairfax County $1,055,000; Fairfax addresses in Fairfax County $985,000; Fairfax County in September $950,000; Lorton $930,000; Annandale $925,000; Burke $925,000; Chantilly addresses in Fairfax County $923,650; Centreville $904,500; Alexandria addresses in Fairfax County $885,000; Herndon $879,000; Springfield $828,857; City of Fairfax (independent city) $820,000.
Bright MLS closed sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026 (City of Alexandria to October 3), except the Fairfax County row (September 2026 alone). The town rows are filtered to 3+ bedrooms and 2+ full baths and leave out homes legally owned as condos (including condo-style townhouses); the Fairfax County row has no size filter. Fairfax, Alexandria and Falls Church mean the Fairfax County addresses, not the independent cities, and Chantilly means its Fairfax County side. Arlington County, the neighbor to the east, is one row for the whole county (pulled October 3, same filters). The Cities of Fairfax, Falls Church and Alexandria are independent cities next to the county, shown under their own names. Oak Hill (20 sales) and Dunn Loring (12) are too small to chart.
Townhouse view: each place's median townhouse sale price and number of townhouse sales (end-of-row and interior-row townhouses, condo-owned homes left out), from the same Bright MLS searches as each place's own page, closed January 1 to October 2, 2026 (Arlington County and the City of Alexandria to October 3). A gray bar means fewer than 10 townhouses sold, too few to give a median. The Fairfax County, September row is left out of this view: there is no townhouse figure for that month alone.
| Measure | Single-family | Townhouse |
|---|---|---|
| Homes sold | 172 | 274 |
| Median sold price | $904,500 | $565,000 |
| Average sold price | $967,872 | $568,584 |
| Median price per square foot | $379 | $404 |
| Median days to contract | 6 | 7 |
| Median sale price as a share of the asking price (sold-to-list) | 100.3% | 100.0% |
| Sold above asking | 92 (53.5%) | 126 (46.0%) |
| Under contract within 7 days | 61.0% | 50.0% |
| Lowest sale | $525,000 | $365,000 |
| Highest sale | $3,540,000 | $834,900 |
| Total dollar volume | $166.5M | $155.8M |
Centreville townhouse prices since 2019
Median- 2019: $392,000 median, 445 sales
- 2020: $412,000 median, 464 sales
- 2021: $455,000 median, 568 sales
- 2022: $496,000 median, 380 sales
- 2023: $510,000 median, 229 sales
- 2024: $555,000 median, 238 sales
- 2025: $565,000 median, 272 sales
- 2026: $565,000 median, 274 sales
Median sale price of Centreville townhouses (end-of-row and interior-row, not condo-owned), January 1 to October 2 each year, 2019 to 2026. Source: Bright MLS closed sales pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah, October 2026. Single-family homes and townhouses only; no condos.
Lowest and highest sales, 2026
A guide, not a price tag. The median is the middle sale: half the homes sold for more and half for less. It gives you a feel for prices here, not the price of any one home, and you'll always find homes above and below it, like the lowest and highest sales below.
Centreville closed sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026 (Bright MLS). Single-family means 3+ bedrooms and 2+ full baths; condo-owned homes, including townhouses sold as condominiums, are not counted.
- LowestCheapest single-family house$525,000lowest of 172 single-family sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026
- HighestHighest single-family house$3,540,000highest of 172 single-family sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026
- LowestCheapest townhouse$365,000lowest of 274 townhouse sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026
- HighestHighest townhouse$834,900highest of 274 townhouse sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026
What can you afford in Centreville? Start from the monthly payment you can live with, not the price. The calculator adds Fairfax County tax, insurance and HOA for you; almost every Centreville house and townhouse pays an HOA.
Follow the money
Four buyers in five used a conventional loan. Cash was rare.
In 2026, 141 of 172 single-family buyers used a conventional loan and only 16 paid cash (9%), making up 9.6% of all the money spent on houses. This is a market of mortgages, not cash.
Share of single-family sales paid in cash, by price range, 2026
Under $800,000 13% (6 of 48); $800,000 to $1 million 7% (5 of 72); $1 to $1.2 million 6% (2 of 32); over $1.2 million 15% (3 of 20).
Cash shows up at the two ends. The two cheapest houses of the year sold for cash at 117% and 123% of their asking price, likely fixer-uppers drawing competing cash offers. In the middle of the market, only 7 of 104 sold for cash.
How 172 single-family purchases were paid for, 2026
172 sales: conventional 141 · cash 16 · VA 9 · FHA and other 6
Cash buyers paid a median of $875,000 against $911,000 financed, went under contract in a median 4.5 days against 6, and paid a little more against the asking price. Only 9 buyers used a VA loan, about one in twenty.
What that means if you need a loan: you are competing with other conventional buyers, not with cash. Six in ten houses went under contract within a week and over half sold above asking, so the offer that wins is a full pre-approval, a short inspection window and an appraisal-gap plan you decided before the open house.
Townhomes: 26 of 274 sales were cash (9.5%), with a cash median of $572,500 against $565,000 financed, spread evenly across price ranges; conventional 218, FHA 18, VA 9 and 3 other (1 private loan, 1 assumed loan topped up with cash and 1 Virginia Housing loan). Mixed cash-and-loan deals were counted as financed.
The interesting facts
A townhouse town where a house costs less per foot.
Four things in the 2026 numbers that set Centreville apart.
The entry point. A townhouse at the $565,000 median in Centreville means a three-level home with a garage or a yard, an HOA pool and Fairfax County schools. That is why townhouses outsell houses here.
What sells. Townhouses at the entry price and homes a short drive from Dulles and Route 28.
Rentals. If you want to rent a house in Centreville, expect very few choices: only 33 houses were rented all year, against 239 townhomes.
Rent or buy
Buying wins, and a townhome wins sooner.
A single-family home rents for a median of $3,900 a month and sells for $904,500, a price-to-rent ratio of 19.3; a townhome rents for $2,850 and sells for $565,000, a ratio of 16.5.1
| Measure | Single-family | Townhome |
|---|---|---|
| Homes rented | 33 | 239 |
| Median monthly rent | $3,900 | $2,850 |
| Average monthly rent | $4,071 | $2,844 |
| Median rent per square foot | $1.66 | $2.01 |
| Median days to lease | 12 | 15 |
| Rent range, lowest to highest lease | $2,950 to $6,000 | $1,800 to $4,000 |
Gross yield is before the mortgage, tax, HOA, insurance and upkeep. Under 20, anyone who stays five years or more can usually expect buying to beat renting, and a townhome at 16.5 gets there sooner.
Own in Centreville already? Over half the houses here sold above asking this year, and townhouses went in a week. Ahmed runs a real comparative analysis against the 446 sales on this page, community by community, not a website estimate.
The houses
Little Rocky Run, Sully Station, Virginia Run and the townhouse rows.
Most of Centreville was built after 1980 as large planned communities, each with its own pools, trails and HOA, so the houses are newer and bigger than inside the Beltway.
Little Rocky Run. About 2,700 homes built from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s, houses and townhouses, with three pools, tennis courts and more than 20 miles of paved trails through the woods.
Sully Station. Roughly 3,200 homes built mainly from 1988 to 1995 where Route 28, Route 29 and I-66 meet, with three community pools. The shortest drive in Centreville to Dulles and the Route 28 jobs.
Virginia Run. Started in the late 1980s, with more than 1,400 single-family homes on larger lots, a pool, tennis courts and trails.
The townhomes. 274 sales at a median of $565,000, from older rows near Route 29 to 1990s and 2000s three-level townhouses with garages. Condo-owned homes are a separate, cheaper market and are not counted here.
What to check. The HOA resale package, which lists the dues, any special assessment and the rules on fences, decks and paint; the age of the roof, windows and HVAC on a 30-year-old house; and, in the northern neighborhoods, the Dulles flight paths at the hour you would be home.
Schools
Centreville or Westfield, and Skyview changes the map in 2027.
Most of Centreville feeds Centreville High or Westfield High, with Chantilly High on the east edge. From the 2027-28 school year, the new Skyview High School takes part of the Westfield pyramid (Westfield High and the schools that feed it).3
Centreville High School
Niche #11 in Fairfax County, US News #59 in Virginia. Serves the middle and south of Centreville.
Westfield High School
Niche #14 in the county, US News #66 in Virginia. Serves the north side, toward Chantilly and Route 28. Loses about a quarter of its students to Skyview in 2027-28.
Chantilly High School
Niche #7 in the county. Takes the eastern edge of Centreville; 333 of its students move to Skyview in 2027-28.
Skyview High School
FCPS's 25th high school, in Herndon. Boundaries approved July 16, 2026: 1,062 Westfield students move to Skyview from 2027-28, and 77 move from Centreville High to Westfield.
Colin Powell Elementary
In Centreville, with FCPS's Korean immersion program, entered by lottery in kindergarten or first grade.
Centreville Islamic Center
On Ordway Road in 20121, a Dar Al-Hijrah project with daily prayer, weekend Islamic school and Qur'an classes. Friday prayer is at 12:15 and 1:30 at the Fiesta Event Center.
ADAMS Sully
The ADAMS Center's branch on Brookfield Corporate Drive in Chantilly, about fifteen minutes north.
Centreville Square
Khan Supermarket and Wow Fresh Meat cut halal beef, lamb, goat and chicken; H Mart on Braddock Road has a halal meat section.
The Skyview change takes effect in 2027-28 for grades 9 to 11; rising 9th and 10th graders could opt in from 2026-27. Elementary boundaries did not change. If you are buying on the north side, the high school on the listing today may not be the one your child finishes at. Check the exact address at the FCPS Boundary Locator, and ask Ahmed to confirm it before you offer.
Commute
I-66 for everything, with a free bus lot on Stringfellow Road.
Centreville has no Metro or VRE station. Most people drive I-66, Route 28 or Route 29, or park free at the Stringfellow Road lot (698 spaces) and take Fairfax Connector express bus 698 to the Pentagon or 697 to downtown DC.
| To | Drive | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown DC | 50 to 85 min | I-66 east, Express Lanes if you carpool |
| Pentagon | 45 to 70 min | I-66 to the Beltway and I-395, or the 698 bus |
| Tysons | 30 to 45 min | I-66 to the Beltway north |
| Reston Town Center | 25 to 40 min | Route 28 to the Dulles Toll Road |
| Dulles Airport | 15 to 25 min | Route 28 north |
The I-66 Express Lanes are free for carpools of three with an E-ZPass Flex; everyone else pays a toll that moves with traffic. Fairfax Connector route 698 runs from Stringfellow Road to the Pentagon and route 697 to downtown DC, both $4.80. Vienna, the end of the Orange Line, is 20 to 30 minutes by car.5 Route 29 and Braddock Road back up through the middle of Centreville at rush hour, so the distance to I-66 or Route 28 matters more than the miles. Ahmed will do the 7:45 drive with you before you offer.
Daily life
Bull Run, Korean barbecue and the halal markets on Centreville Square.
Outdoors. Bull Run Regional Park, 1,568 acres on the western edge, has camping, a water park and trails along the run. Ellanor C. Lawrence Park is 650 acres of woods and history off Walney Road, and the Cub Run RECenter has the indoor pool. Manassas National Battlefield is just across Bull Run.
Korean and Afghan. Centreville Crest Lane and St. Germain Drive are lined with Korean barbecue, tofu houses and Korean bakeries, plus H Mart and Lotte Plaza for groceries. Kabob Express on Centreville Crest Lane is the Afghan kitchen.
Halal and Middle Eastern. Khan Supermarket and Wow Fresh Meat on Centreville Square are halal butchers, and H Mart on Braddock Road has a halal section. The Centreville Islamic Center is on Ordway Road.
Taxes.4 Centreville is unincorporated Fairfax County, so there is no town tax: the 2026 rate is $1.12 per $100 of assessed value plus $0.0335 in county fees, about $1.15 all in, roughly $10,400 a year on a $904,500 house, before HOA dues. The car tax is $4.57 per $100 of each vehicle's value.
How Centreville rates
How Centreville rates: quiet, walkable, transit and more, from 0 to 10.
Each score ranks Centreville among the 46 towns in this guide: 10 is the top of the list, 0 the bottom. It is not a national score. The real number and its source sit under each one.
84% of the land is under 50 dB of 24-hour road, rail and plane noise; 6% is at 60 dB or more. Check your street’s noise
US DOT National Transportation Noise Map, 2020 (road, rail and aviation)
11.5 of 20 on the EPA walkability index; 30 everyday shops and pharmacies mapped.
EPA National Walkability Index, version 3.0 (2021)
6 bus stops within half a mile of the average home; 0% of people live within 1 mile of a Metro or VRE station.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026, plus Fairfax Connector, Loudoun County Transit and OmniRide schedules; homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
17.7 miles of bike lanes and bike trails (1.5 per square mile); no Capital Bikeshare stations.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026; Capital Bikeshare station feed
58 restaurants, bars, music venues, theaters and cinemas within 1 mile of the average home (189 inside the town).
Overture Maps places, October 2026 release (open places only); homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
8.3 grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware and everyday shops within 1 mile of the average home; 79% of people live within 1 mile of a grocery store.
Overture Maps places, October 2026 release (open places only); homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
86% of people live within half a mile of a park; 516 acres of parks and nature preserves, 7% of the land.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026
The area is the Census Bureau’s Centreville CDP boundary (11.94 square miles). We rate places, never people, so there is no school, safety or “who lives here” score. Map counts are what the sources have mapped and can miss a place. Scored October 22, 2026; updated every six months.
Around Centreville
Around Centreville, by the numbers: what is inside the 11.94 square miles.
Real counts instead of star ratings. Each tile names its source and date, so you can check it.
Walking
11.5 of 20
The EPA rates Centreville above average to walk: the average of its 39 Census block groups, weighted by the 73,727 people who live in them.
EPA National Walkability Index (1 = least walkable, 20 = most), version 3.0, 2021
Bus
134 bus stops
11 Fairfax Connector routes stop inside Centreville, numbers 610, 615, 630, 642, 652, 660, 662, 663, 697, 698 and 901.
Fairfax Connector schedule (GTFS), valid Jun 27, 2026 to Sep 30, 2028
Groceries
8 grocery stores
Giant, Trader Joe's, Lidl, Lotte Plaza Market, H Mart and others.
OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, pulled October 21, 2026
Restaurants and cafes
89 restaurants + 13 cafes
Including Applebee's, Araki Japanese Restaurant, Bella Pizza, Bombay Bites, Bonchon Chicken and others.
OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, pulled October 21, 2026
Parks and trails
69.1 miles of trails and paths
78 playgrounds and 17 parks, such as Arrowhead Park, Braddock Park, Cabell's Mill at Ellanor C. Lawrence Park, Centre Ridge North Park and others. Sidewalks are not counted in the miles.
OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, pulled October 21, 2026
Schools and library
10 schools
Mountain View High School, Ormond Stone Middle School, Centre Ridge Elementary School, Centreville Elementary School, Cub Run Elementary School, Deer Park Elementary School and others, plus Centreville Regional Library.
OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, pulled October 21, 2026
The area is the Census Bureau’s Centreville CDP boundary (11.94 square miles), so places just outside it are not counted. Map counts are what OpenStreetMap volunteers have mapped and can miss a place. Pulled October 21, 2026.
Where to eat
Best restaurants in Centreville, VA: Ahmed's list (2026)
"Ahmed, where do you go to eat?" The Centreville list.
Updated
Up to five picks within about fifteen minutes of Centreville in each cuisine, the one doing best at the top, and halal marked. Korean and Afghan are on Centreville's own streets; for Lebanese and Pakistani, the best are in Gainesville, Fair Lakes and Chantilly.7
Closed, so not listed: Food Corner Kabob House on Centreville Square shows as closed on Yelp since May 2026. Also worth knowing: Meat Project on Trinity Parkway for all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue. Rankings weigh current Yelp ratings by review count, critics' lists and whether the place is busy; the halal note comes from Zabihah or the restaurant itself, and "ask about halal" means it could not be confirmed. Know one that belongs here? Tell Ahmed.
Questions
What people ask about Centreville.
How much does a house cost in Centreville, Virginia in 2026?
The median single-family home (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths) in Centreville sold for $904,500 in 2026 through October 2, across 172 sales in Bright MLS, at $379 per square foot. The median townhouse sold for $565,000 across 274 sales. Houses ran from $525,000 to $3,540,000 and townhomes from $365,000 to $834,900 (lowest to highest sale). Condo-owned homes are not included.
What was the cheapest home sold in Centreville, Virginia in 2026?
Bright MLS closed sales from January 1 to October 2, 2026, single-family houses (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths) and townhouses only, no condos:
- Cheapest single-family house: $525,000, the lowest of 172 single-family sales
- Cheapest townhouse: $365,000, the lowest of 274 townhouse sales
- Highest single-family house: $3,540,000, the highest of 172 single-family sales
- Highest townhouse: $834,900, the highest of 274 townhouse sales
Want a home near these prices? Ask Ahmed, or call or text 734.383.6945 or 703.957.0060.
Is the median price what a home in Centreville will cost?
No. The median is the middle sale of 2026, not a set price: half the single-family houses sold for more and half for less. In Centreville they sold from $525,000 to $3,540,000. Use the median to get a feel for the market, then look at homes on both sides of it.
How competitive is the Centreville housing market?
Competitive. In 2026, 54% of single-family homes and 46% of townhomes sold above the asking price, 61% of houses went under contract within a week, and the median house took 6 days (7 for townhomes).
Do Centreville buyers pay cash or use VA loans?
Mostly neither. In 2026, 141 of 172 single-family buyers (82%) used a conventional loan, 16 paid cash (9.3%) and 9 used a VA loan. Cash was most common at the two ends of the market: under $800,000 and above $1.2 million.
What is rent in Centreville, Virginia?
In 2026 the median townhome leased for $2,850 a month across 239 closed leases in Bright MLS, and the median single-family house (3+ bedrooms) for $3,900 across only 33 leases. Townhomes took a median of 15 days to lease and houses 12.
Is it better to rent or buy in Centreville?
Buying wins for anyone who stays five years or more, and a townhome wins sooner. The price-to-rent ratio is 19.3 for a single-family home ($904,500 against $46,800 a year in rent) and 16.5 for a townhome ($565,000 against $34,200), with gross rental yields of 5.2% and 6.1%.
Which high schools serve Centreville, and how does Skyview change it?
Most of Centreville feeds Centreville High (Niche A, US News #59 in Virginia) or Westfield High (Niche A, US News #66), with Chantilly High on the east edge. From the 2027-28 school year the new Skyview High School takes 1,062 students from the Westfield pyramid, and 77 students move from Centreville High to Westfield. Check any address at the FCPS Boundary Locator.
How long is the commute from Centreville to DC?
At 8 am on a weekday, downtown DC is about 50 to 85 minutes by car on I-66, the Pentagon 45 to 70, Tysons 30 to 45 and Dulles Airport 15 to 25. There is no Metro or VRE station; the free Stringfellow Road park-and-ride has Fairfax Connector express buses to the Pentagon (698) and downtown DC (697). These drive times are estimates.
What is the property tax in Centreville, Virginia?
Centreville is unincorporated Fairfax County, so there is no town tax. The 2026 rate is $1.12 per $100 plus about $0.0335 in county fees, about $1.15 all in, roughly $10,400 a year on a $904,500 house, before HOA dues, which almost every Centreville home pays.
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