Fairfax Station, Virginia · 22039 Fairfax County
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Updated October 2, 2026Bright MLS, closed January 1 to October 2, 20261
Quick answer
The median single-family home in Fairfax Station sold for $1,245,000 in 2026 and went under contract in six days, and more than half sold above the asking price.
Fairfax Station is a single-family market. Not one townhouse sold or rented here in 2026, and most houses sit on lots from a half acre to several acres between Burke, Clifton and Lorton. This page covers what a house costs, how buyers pay, what it rents for, which high school it feeds, and the commute to Fort Belvoir, the Pentagon and DC. Every number 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 Fairfax Station.
★ Closed sales, January 1 to October 2, 20261
Fairfax Station is an unincorporated community in Fairfax County; all sales here have a Fairfax Station postal city in zip 22039. Single-family means a detached house with at least three bedrooms and two full baths; homes legally owned as condos are left out. No townhouses sold, even without that filter. Source: Bright MLS, closed sales January 1 to October 2, 2026, Postal City = Fairfax Station, County = Fairfax, pulled by Ahmed Makkiyah on October 2, 2026.
Why people choose Fairfax Station
Land, woods and a bigger house for the money.
A VA loan on 39 of the 158 sales, with Fort Belvoir and the Pentagon a short drive away; a bigger lot than in Burke or Springfield; and woods, trails and Burke Lake on the doorstep.
Buyers choose Fairfax Station over Burke for a bigger house on a bigger lot, at $320,000 more at the median, and over Clifton for a shorter drive to Fort Belvoir and I-95. They choose it over Oakton or Vienna for $175,000 to $208,000 less at the median and more land, and give up the Metro. If you are torn, decide on the high school and the commute first; the price follows.
Prices
$1,245,000 for a median house of 2,975 square feet above ground, and no townhouses.
Fairfax Station costs more than Clifton ($1,100,000) or Burke ($925,000) at the median and less than Oakton ($1,420,000) or Vienna ($1,453,000), but its houses are big, so a square foot costs a median $419, less than in Burke ($450).
The market. 158 houses sold from $760,000 (the lowest sale) to $2,650,000 (the highest), for $205.1 million in all. 85 sold above asking, 66% went under contract within a week, and the median house took six days. The median sold-to-list was 100.4%, but the average was 103.0%, because the bidding wars ran high.
Bidding wars, not errors. 24 houses sold for 10% or more over the list price and 8 for 15% or more, the top one at 126.9% of list. On the low side, one house sold for $800,000 against an $899,000 list, 89%. Nothing in the data looks like a typing mistake.
What the money buys. A median house of about 2,975 square feet above ground, usually on a big lot. Against nearby markets, that is $145,000 more than Clifton and $320,000 more than Burke at the median, and $175,000 less than Oakton.
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 houses |
|---|---|
| Homes sold | 158 |
| Median sold price | $1,245,000 |
| Average sold price | $1,298,394 |
| Median price per square foot | $419 |
| Median days to contract | 6 |
| Median sale price as a share of the asking price (sold-to-list) | 100.4% |
| Average sale price as a share of the asking price | 103.0% |
| Sold above asking | 85 (53.8%) |
| Under contract within 7 days | 65.8% |
| Lowest sale | $760,000 |
| Highest sale | $2,650,000 |
| Total dollar volume | $205,146,289 |
| Cash sales | 19 (12.0%) |
| VA loans | 39 (24.7%) |
The average sold-to-list, 103.0%, is pulled up by the 24 houses that sold 10% or more over list. The median, 100.4%, is the better guide to what a typical buyer paid against the asking price.
Fairfax Station single-family home prices since 2019
Median- 2019: $820,500 median, 194 sales
- 2020: $850,000 median, 218 sales
- 2021: $965,125 median, 214 sales
- 2022: $1,126,000 median, 188 sales
- 2023: $1,052,000 median, 125 sales
- 2024: $1,200,000 median, 137 sales
- 2025: $1,202,500 median, 140 sales
- 2026: $1,245,000 median, 158 sales
Median sale price of Fairfax Station single-family homes (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths), January 1 to September 30 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.
Fairfax Station single-family closed sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026 (Bright MLS). No townhouses sold. Single-family means 3+ bedrooms and 2+ full baths; condo-owned homes, including townhouses sold as condominiums, are not counted.
- LowestCheapest single-family house$760,000lowest of 158 single-family sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026
- HighestHighest single-family house$2,650,000highest of 158 single-family sales, January 1 to October 2, 2026
- TownhousesCheapest and highest townhouseNo townhouse sales in 20260 sold, January 1 to October 2, 2026
What can you afford in Fairfax Station? Start from the monthly payment you can live with, not the price. At this price the tax alone is about $1,200 a month, and a VA loan changes the down payment; the calculator adds it all for you.
Follow the money
Cash bought the top: one in four houses at $1.405 million and up.
In 2026, 19 of 158 Fairfax Station buyers paid cash, $28.4 million of the $205.1 million spent, or 13.9% of the dollars. Their median house cost $1,475,000, against $1,230,000 for financed buyers.
Share of house sales paid in cash, by price, 2026
Under $1.1 million 8% (3 of 39); $1.1 million to $1.245 million 8% (3 of 39); $1.245 million to $1.405 million 8% (3 of 40); $1.405 million and up 25% (10 of 40).
Each band holds about a quarter of the 158 sales. Below $1.405 million, fewer than one buyer in twelve paid cash; above it, one in four did. The overall cash share, 12.0%, is close to Burke (12.5%) and Lorton (12.4%) and below Clifton (15.1%). Mixed cash-and-loan deals were counted as financed. Here a sale at exactly a row's top price, like $1,100,000, counts in that row; the price chart above counts it in the next row up.
How 158 house purchases were paid for, 2026
158 sales: conventional 96 · VA 39 · cash 19 · FHA and other 4
One buyer in four used a VA loan, 39 of 158, with Fort Belvoir and the Pentagon nearby. The other four were 2 FHA loans, 1 assumable loan and 1 conventional loan with owner financing.
What that means if you need a loan: most of your competition is financed too, but two in three houses went under contract within a week and more than half sold over asking. A VA offer can win here, and often does, when it comes with a full pre-approval, a short inspection window and a plan for an appraisal gap that you settled before the open house. Above $1.4 million, expect to meet cash.
The interesting facts
No townhouses sold or rented in Fairfax Station in 2026.
Four things in the 2026 numbers that set Fairfax Station apart.
Houses only. No townhouses were sold or rented in Fairfax Station in 2026, even with the condominium filter removed. The cheapest way in was a house: the lowest sale was $760,000 and the lowest lease $3,600 a month. If you want a townhouse nearby, Clifton's sold for a median of $630,000 and Lorton's for $550,000.
A bidding-war market. The average house sold for 3% over asking, and 24 sold for 10% or more over list. With a median of six days on the market, a good house can draw several offers in its first weekend.
Big houses, a fair price per foot. The median house is about 2,975 square feet above ground and sold for a median $419 a foot, less than Burke ($450) or Oakton ($486), more than Clifton ($381).
Rent or buy
A house rents for a median $4,600 a month, a price-to-rent ratio of 22.6.
The median Fairfax Station house rents for $4,600 a month, $55,200 a year, and sells for $1,245,000, so the price is 22.6 years of rent.1
| Measure | Single-family houses |
|---|---|
| Homes rented | 17 |
| Median monthly rent | $4,600 |
| Average monthly rent | $4,967 |
| Rent range, lowest to highest lease | $3,600 to $8,750 |
| Gross rental yield (a year's rent as a share of the price, before any costs) | 4.4% |
| Price-to-rent ratio | 22.6 |
A ratio above 20 means a house rents cheaply for what it would cost to buy. For a two-year stay, renting in Fairfax Station is fair value; buying pays off over a longer stay, and with a VA loan the down payment can be small. Rentals are scarce: only 17 houses leased in nine months. The $8,750 lease was a large estate home and does not move the median.
Own in Fairfax Station already? More than half the houses here sold over asking this year. Ahmed runs a real comparative analysis against the 158 sales on this page, lot size and all, not a website estimate.
The houses
Crosspointe colonials from 1987 on, and five-acre lots in the Occoquan watershed.
Fairfax Station is a collection of separate subdivisions, not one town center. Most houses sit on a half acre to several acres, which gives it a semi-rural feel inside Fairfax County.
Crosspointe. A planned community begun in 1987 on more than 1,200 acres, with over 1,000 homes, most built in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It has a swim and racquet club with two pools, tennis courts and two ponds you can fish in. Lots are closer to a third of an acre than five.
South Run and Ox Hunt. South Run Oaks has lots from about 0.6 acres up. Ox Hunt Estates has custom houses on large lots, some of five acres.
Why the lots are big. In 1982 the county downzoned about 41,000 acres in the Fairfax Station and Clifton areas from one-acre to five-acre lots, to protect the Occoquan Reservoir, the drinking water for more than a million people. Earlier, John and Maxine Ringle had built eleven developments here on five-acre lots with covenants that keep them that size.
What to check. Whether the house is on public water and sewer or a well and septic, and when each was last inspected; the age of the roof, windows and HVAC on a 1980s or 1990s house; whether there is an HOA and what it covers; and on a big lot, the driveway, drainage and any conservation easement on the survey.
Schools
Robinson, Lake Braddock or South County: three high schools rated A or A-.
22039 is split between three high schools, set street by street: Robinson Secondary, Lake Braddock Secondary and South County High in Lorton. All three are rated A or A- by Niche.3
Robinson Secondary
Niche #13 in Fairfax County, US News #21 in Virginia, grades 7 to 12. Every student in grades 7 to 10 takes the IB Middle Years Programme, and the IB Diploma is open to all. Fairview Elementary on Ox Road feeds it.
Lake Braddock Secondary
Niche #9 in the county, US News #22 in Virginia. Grades 7 to 12, about 4,400 students and 32 AP courses. Sangster Elementary is one of its feeders.
South County High School
On Silverbrook Road in Lorton. Niche #10 in the county, US News #60 in Virginia, about 2,100 students in grades 9 to 12. Halley Elementary feeds South County Middle and then South County High.
Silverbrook Elementary
On Crosspointe Drive. US News #20 among Virginia elementary schools and #10 in FCPS, with about 814 students from pre-K to grade 6.
Masjid Noor
On Pohick Road in Springfield. Five daily prayers, two Friday prayers and a weekend and weekday madrasa.
Burke, Fairfax and Lorton
Peace Islamic Center on Old Keene Mill Road in Burke, the Islamic Center of Northern Virginia on Shirley Gate Road in Fairfax, and Al Iman Islamic Center on Richmond Highway in Lorton.
H Mart Burke
The Korean supermarket on Burke Road has a halal meat section, a short drive from most of Fairfax Station.
Sultan Gourmet and Halal Bazar
Sultan Gourmet on Warwick Avenue in Fairfax is a Turkish grocery with halal meat and baklava; Halal Bazar on Lee Highway sells 100% halal meat with Afghan and Pakistani groceries.
The January 2026 boundary changes did not move the Robinson or Lake Braddock secondary boundaries. Halley Elementary is one of four schools, with Gunston, Laurel Hill and Lorton Station, in a follow-up boundary study, with recommendations due to the School Board by January 2027, so a Halley-area listing's school claim could change. Check the exact address at the FCPS Boundary Locator, and ask Ahmed to confirm it before you offer.
Commute
The Fairfax County Parkway to Fort Belvoir, I-95 to the Pentagon, and two VRE lines.
Fairfax Station has no Metro. The Fairfax County Parkway runs through it to Fort Belvoir and I-95, Route 123 runs north to Fairfax City and Tysons, and the VRE stations at Burke Centre and Lorton are each a short drive away.
| To | Drive | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Downtown DC | 50 to 80 min | The Parkway to I-95 and I-395, or the VRE |
| Pentagon | 35 to 55 min | I-95 and I-395, Express Lanes if you carpool |
| Fort Belvoir | 15 to 30 min | The Fairfax County Parkway south |
| Tysons | 30 to 45 min | Route 123 north, or the Beltway |
| Reagan National | 35 to 50 min | I-95 and I-395, or the George Washington Parkway |
On the north side, the VRE's Burke Centre station (Manassas Line) has 1,516 free parking spaces and reaches Union Station in about 51 to 57 minutes. On the south side, the Lorton station (Fredericksburg Line) reaches L'Enfant in about 37 minutes. Both run weekday rush-hour trains. Franconia-Springfield, the end of the Blue Line, is $4.95 a day to park. The 95 and 395 Express Lanes are free for carpools of three with an E-ZPass Flex, and slug lines (free casual carpool pickup lines) leave from the Rolling Valley lot on Old Keene Mill Road and from Lorton; the Springfield garage lines are closed for maintenance until February 2027.5 The Parkway and Route 123 back up at rush hour, so the distance to them matters more than the miles. Ahmed will do the 7:45 drive with you before you offer.
Daily life
Burke Lake, 2,000 acres at Fountainhead, and a railroad stop from 1852.
Outdoors. Burke Lake Park, on Ox Road in Fairfax Station, covers 888 acres around a 218-acre lake, with a 4.7-mile loop trail, a miniature train and carousel, an 18-hole par 3 course, disc golf, rowboat rentals and 100 campsites. Fountainhead Regional Park on Hampton Road has about 2,000 acres on the Occoquan Reservoir, a 10.9-mile mountain bike trail, the trailhead for the 19.7-mile Bull Run Occoquan Trail, and kayak and boat rentals from March to mid-November.
History. The Fairfax Station Railroad Museum on Fairfax Station Road is a replica of the 1891 depot. The first station here opened in 1852 on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and in September 1862 Clara Barton nursed wounded Union soldiers at the depot after the Second Battle of Manassas. The museum opened in 1988.
Groceries. Fairfax Station has few shops of its own; Crosspoint Market on Village Shops Drive is a family-owned deli. For halal meat, H Mart on Burke Road, or Sultan Gourmet and Halal Bazar in Fairfax.
Taxes.4 Fairfax Station is unincorporated Fairfax County, so there is no town tax: the 2026 rate is $1.12 per $100 of assessed value plus about $0.0335 in county fees, about $1.15 all in, roughly $14,400 a year on a $1,245,000 house, before any HOA dues. The car tax is $4.57 per $100 of each vehicle's value, and veterans rated 100% permanently and totally disabled pay no real estate tax on their home.
How Fairfax Station rates
How Fairfax Station rates: quiet, walkable, transit and more, from 0 to 10.
Each score ranks Fairfax Station 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.
95% of the land is under 50 dB of 24-hour road, rail and plane noise; 2% is at 60 dB or more. Check your street’s noise
US DOT National Transportation Noise Map, 2020 (road, rail and aviation)
5.4 of 20 on the EPA walkability index; 3 everyday shops and pharmacies mapped.
EPA National Walkability Index, version 3.0 (2021)
0.8 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)
34.6 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
5.3 restaurants, bars, music venues, theaters and cinemas within 1 mile of the average home (17 inside the town).
Overture Maps places, October 2026 release (open places only); homes = 2020 Census neighborhoods (block groups)
1.2 grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware and everyday shops within 1 mile of the average home; 26% 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)
90% of people live within half a mile of a park; 2,645 acres of parks and nature preserves, 17% of the land.
OpenStreetMap, map data of October 20, 2026
The area is ZIP code 22039 as the Census Bureau maps it (23.62 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.
Where to eat
Best restaurants in Fairfax Station, VA: Ahmed's list (2026)
"Ahmed, where do you go to eat?" The Fairfax Station list.
Updated
Up to five picks within about fifteen minutes of Fairfax Station in each cuisine, the one doing best at the top, and halal marked. Fairfax Station is mostly houses and woods, so the list is in Burke, Kings Park West, Fairfax City and Springfield.7
Closed, so not listed: Khan's Halal on Old Burke Lake Road shows as closed on Yelp since August 2026, and Lebanese Bistro and Aladdin's Eatery at Burke Town Plaza and Bombay Bistro in Fairfax have also closed. No well-reviewed Persian restaurant turned up within fifteen minutes. Rankings weigh current Yelp ratings by review count, critics' lists and whether the place is busy; the halal note comes from Zabihah, Yelp or the restaurant itself, and "ask about halal" means it could not be confirmed. Know one in Fairfax Station or Lorton that belongs here? Tell Ahmed.
Questions
What people ask about Fairfax Station.
How much does a house cost in Fairfax Station, Virginia in 2026?
The median single-family home (3+ bedrooms, 2+ full baths) in Fairfax Station, zip 22039, sold for $1,245,000 in 2026 through October 2, across 158 sales in Bright MLS, at $419 per square foot for a median house of about 2,975 square feet above ground. Sales ranged from $760,000 (the lowest sale) to $2,650,000 (the highest). No townhouses sold, and condo-owned homes are not included.
What was the cheapest home sold in Fairfax Station, 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: $760,000, the lowest of 158 single-family sales
- Townhouses: none sold in 2026
- Highest single-family house: $2,650,000, the highest of 158 single-family 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 Fairfax Station 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 Fairfax Station they sold from $760,000 to $2,650,000. Use the median to get a feel for the market, then look at homes on both sides of it.
How competitive is the Fairfax Station housing market?
Very. In 2026, 54% of houses (85 of 158) sold above the asking price, 66% went under contract within a week, and the median house took 6 days. The average house sold for 3% over its list price, and 24 sold for 10% or more over list.
Do Fairfax Station buyers pay cash or use VA loans?
One buyer in four used a VA loan: 39 of 158, with Fort Belvoir and the Pentagon nearby. 19 paid cash (12.0%), 96 used a conventional loan and 4 used FHA or another loan. Cash went to the top: 10 of the 40 houses at $1.405 million and up sold for cash.
What is rent in Fairfax Station, Virginia?
The median single-family house leased for $4,600 a month in 2026, across 17 leases, with rents from $3,600 to $8,750 (lowest to highest lease). No townhomes were rented in Fairfax Station in 2026.
Is it better to rent or buy in Fairfax Station?
The price-to-rent ratio is 22.6 ($1,245,000 against $55,200 a year in rent) and the gross rental yield is 4.4% before costs. A ratio above 20 means a house rents cheaply for its price, so anyone who may move within a few years may do better renting; buying pays off over a longer stay.
Which high schools serve Fairfax Station?
Three, depending on the street: Robinson Secondary (Niche A-, #13 in Fairfax County, US News #21 in Virginia, IB), Lake Braddock Secondary (Niche A, #9 in the county, US News #22 in Virginia) and South County High in Lorton (Niche A, #10 in the county). Check the exact address in the FCPS Boundary Locator before you offer.
How long is the commute from Fairfax Station to DC?
At 8 am on a weekday, downtown DC is about 50 to 80 minutes by car, the Pentagon 35 to 55, Fort Belvoir 15 to 30 and Tysons 30 to 45. There is no Metro; the VRE's Burke Centre station (Manassas Line) and Lorton station (Fredericksburg Line) run weekday rush-hour trains to DC. These drive times are estimates.
What is the property tax in Fairfax Station, Virginia?
Fairfax Station 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, roughly $14,400 a year on a $1,245,000 house, before any HOA dues. The car tax is $4.57 per $100 of a vehicle's value.
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