Centreville, Virginia real estate — a 75,000-resident community in western Fairfax County (ZIPs 20120, 20121, 20124) anchored by family-friendly neighborhoods, two strong high school pyramids (Westfield and Centreville), and direct access to Route 28, I-66, and Dulles. The Bailey Team has called Centreville home for years and serves the entire community as your local broker.

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Your Neighbor, Your Broker

The Bailey Team lives in Centreville — specifically in Virginia Run — and works the entire Centreville community as our home market. We know the neighborhoods, the school boundaries, the HOAs, the swim teams, the cul-de-sacs that flood, the streets with the best trick-or-treating. When you call us about a Centreville home, you're getting your neighbor who happens to be a broker.

Centreville Neighborhoods

Centreville is a collection of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own personality, HOA structure, and price point. Below are the major communities — many have their own dedicated pages with deeper detail:

  • Virginia Run — 1,500+ home master-planned community with VRCA amenities (pool, Riptide swim team, pickleball, pavilion), Westfield HS pyramid. See the full Virginia Run page →
  • Sully Station I & II — large planned communities with townhomes and single-family, amenities-rich, popular with families
  • Newgate — established neighborhood near Route 28 corridor, mix of townhomes and single-family
  • Bull Run — older, mature established neighborhoods with larger lots
  • Faircrest — established single-family neighborhood, Centreville HS pyramid
  • Compton Heights — quiet residential, mature trees, family-friendly
  • Singleton's Grove — single-family community with amenities
  • London Towne — established neighborhood
  • Centre Ridge — newer construction
  • Pheasant Ridge — established residential
  • The Greens at Pleasant Valley — newer townhome/single-family community
  • Hampton Forest — established residential community
  • Cross Pointe — established single-family neighborhood
  • Lakes of Centreville — established residential
  • Rocky Run — established neighborhood with amenities
  • Fair Lakes — mixed-use area on the eastern edge with townhomes, condos, and single-family

If your neighborhood isn't listed here, we know it. Centreville has dozens of subdivisions and we work all of them.

Centreville Schools

Centreville is split across two Fairfax County Public Schools high school pyramids:

Westfield High School pyramid

Serves the northern and western parts of Centreville including Virginia Run, much of Sully Station, and Pleasant Valley. Feeder schools include Virginia Run Elementary, Lees Corner Elementary, Carson Middle, and Stone Middle, feeding into Westfield High.

Centreville High School pyramid

Serves the eastern and southern parts of Centreville including Bull Run, Faircrest, Compton Heights, and Newgate. Feeder schools include Centreville Elementary, Bull Run Elementary, London Towne Elementary, Liberty Middle, and Stone Middle, feeding into Centreville High.

Boundaries shift, so we always confirm current FCPS assignments for any specific home before contract.

Getting Around Centreville

  • Route 28 — the north-south spine, connecting Centreville to the Dulles Toll Road corridor and Loudoun to the north, and Manassas + I-66 to the south
  • I-66 — east to Fairfax, Vienna, Arlington, and DC; west to the Blue Ridge
  • Route 29 / Lee Highway — east-west through the center of the community
  • Pleasant Valley Road — connects northern and southern Centreville
  • Dulles International Airport — roughly 20 minutes north via Route 28
  • Reston Town Center and Tysons — 25-35 minute commutes depending on time of day
  • OmniRide commuter bus — service to DC, the Pentagon, and the Mark Center

Why Centreville

Family-friendly community fabric

Centreville's neighborhoods are designed for families — pools, swim teams, walking trails, cul-de-sacs, top schools, and HOAs that actively program community events. It's one of the strongest "raise your kids here" communities in NoVA.

Two strong school pyramids

Westfield and Centreville High Schools are both consistently strong, with active sports, arts, and academic programs. Specific feeder patterns matter for resale value; we know the boundaries.

Strategic NoVA location

Route 28 and I-66 give Centreville residents access to the entire Dulles-Tysons-DC corridor. You're not in the inner Beltway, but you're close enough to commute and far enough to have larger lots and lower pricing per square foot.

Variety of price points

From entry-level townhomes in Sully Station to estate-level single-family in Virginia Run, Centreville accommodates a wide range of budgets and life stages. Most established neighborhoods have homes in the $500K-$900K range; premium pockets reach $1M+.

Centreville Market Snapshot

We publish a quarterly Centreville-wide market report — and dedicated reports for the major neighborhoods (Virginia Run already has its own). If you'd like a copy of the latest report, or a custom valuation for your specific home, call or email us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better — Westfield or Centreville High School?

Both are strong. The "better" school depends on what you value — Westfield has a larger student body with more program variety; Centreville HS has a closer-knit feel and strong academic and arts programs. Most buyers don't get to pick — your home's assigned school is determined by FCPS boundaries.

What ZIP codes are Centreville?

Primarily 20120 (most of Centreville), 20121 (some areas), and 20124 (Clifton-adjacent border areas). Some addresses in the "Centreville" mailing zone are actually in surrounding communities like Clifton or Chantilly — we always confirm the actual jurisdiction.

How are the HOAs in Centreville?

Most Centreville neighborhoods have HOAs that fund pools, walking trails, common areas, and community programming. Dues vary widely — from modest ($30-50/month) for amenity-light communities up to $150+/month for amenity-rich communities like Virginia Run. We pull current dues for any specific property.

How's the commute from Centreville?

Route 28 and I-66 anchor the commute. Tysons runs 25-35 minutes; DC is 45-75 minutes; Dulles is 20 minutes. Many Centreville professionals work hybrid or remote with periodic office days, which makes the location very workable.

Can I see homes after work or on weekends?

Always. The Bailey Team works around your schedule. Evenings, weekends, FaceTime walkthroughs for out-of-area buyers — all standard.

Ready to Talk Centreville?

Whether you're considering selling, moving within Centreville, relocating into the community, or just want a current market report — we're a phone call away. We probably live within a few minutes of you.

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