Faircrest is one of Centreville's established single-family communities, sitting in the Centreville High School pyramid with the family-friendly neighborhood character, mature trees, and quarter-acre lots that have anchored the area for decades. The Bailey Team is family-owned since 1970, in Northern Virginia since 1988, and Centreville is home.
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Your Neighbor, Your Broker
The Bailey Team lives in Centreville and works Faircrest regularly. The neighborhood's mix of original-condition homes and updated turn-key inventory creates a wide range of value, and we know the streets well enough to price correctly on either side.
About Faircrest
Faircrest is a predominantly single-family detached community built in phases through the 1980s and 1990s. Lot sizes typically run a quarter-acre with mature tree canopy that's filled in over the decades. The architectural styles run colonial and contemporary, with significant variety in floor plans and finish levels across the various build phases.
The community has an active HOA covering common areas and community programming. Many homes have been renovated through one or two cycles; the inventory includes both original-condition properties and fully updated turn-key homes.
Schools (Centreville HS Pyramid)
- Centreville Elementary School — anchor elementary for much of Faircrest
- Liberty Middle School
- Centreville High School
School boundaries can shift; we always confirm current FCPS assignments for any specific home before contract.
Getting Around Faircrest
- Route 28 — direct access, north to Dulles and Loudoun, south to Manassas
- Route 29 / Lee Highway — east-west through Centreville
- I-66 — Centreville entrance approximately 5 minutes away
- Centre Ridge Marketplace and Centreville Square — daily-needs shopping and dining nearby
- Dulles International Airport — 20 minutes north
Why Faircrest
Established neighborhood with mature character
Faircrest's mature trees, quarter-acre lots, and decades-deep community fabric deliver the established suburban feel that newer communities can't replicate.
Centreville HS pyramid
Centreville Elementary, Liberty Middle, and Centreville High are consistently strong, with the kind of school district stability that holds value through every market cycle.
Family-oriented community
Active HOA programming, walking-friendly streets, and a long-tenure resident base make Faircrest a strong choice for buyers prioritizing the family suburban experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an HOA in Faircrest?
Yes. Faircrest has an active HOA covering common areas, landscaping, and community programming. Dues vary by section. We pull current dues for any specific property.
What's the typical price range?
Faircrest pricing varies meaningfully by condition (original vs. renovated) and lot specifics. The neighborhood spans from value-priced renovation projects up through fully-renovated turn-key homes. We pull current comps for any specific property.
How are the schools?
Centreville HS pyramid — consistently strong. Specific elementary feeder depends on the exact address; we confirm boundaries for every property.
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