Sully Station I & II are two adjoining master-planned communities in Centreville, Virginia (ZIP 20120), built primarily in the late 1980s and 1990s. Together, the two phases comprise one of the largest planned-community concentrations in Centreville — with amenities-rich HOAs, a tight-knit family demographic, and feeder schools in the Westfield High School pyramid. 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 the entire community as our home market. We know Sully Station I and II — the differences between the two phases, the HOA structures, the pool schedule, the swim team, the floor plan variations across the original builds. When you call us about a Sully Station home, you're getting your neighbor who happens to be a broker.

About Sully Station I & II

Sully Station I was developed first (mid-to-late 1980s), with a mix of single-family detached homes, townhomes, and condominiums on a master-planned grid with shared amenities. Sully Station II followed in the 1990s, expanding the community footprint with additional single-family and townhome inventory.

Together, the two phases offer one of the broader product-type ranges in any single Centreville community — from entry-level condominiums and townhomes that work for first-time buyers, to mid-range single-family homes for established families, to larger floor-plan single-family homes for move-up buyers. That breadth makes Sully Station a long-term holding ground: residents can move up within the community without leaving the neighborhood.

Amenities

  • Community pool with seasonal lifeguard staffing
  • Tennis courts for resident use
  • Tot lots and playgrounds distributed throughout the community
  • Walking and bike paths connecting the residential pods to the amenity areas
  • Community open space with mature tree cover
  • HOA-managed common areas including landscaping, lighting, and shared infrastructure

Sully Station Schools (Westfield HS Pyramid)

Sully Station is in the Westfield High School pyramid, one of the stronger feeder patterns in western Fairfax County:

  • Lees Corner Elementary School — anchor elementary serving much of Sully Station
  • Carson Middle School — middle school for the area
  • Westfield High School — large comprehensive high school with strong academics, athletics, and arts

School boundaries can shift; we always confirm current FCPS assignments for any specific home before contract.

Getting Around Sully Station

  • Route 28 — direct access just west of the community, north to Dulles and Loudoun, south to Manassas and I-66
  • Route 29 / Lee Highway — east-west access through Centreville
  • I-66 — Centreville entrance approximately 5 minutes away
  • Dulles International Airport — 15-20 minutes north via Route 28
  • Reston Town Center and Tysons — 25-35 minutes
  • OmniRide commuter bus — service to DC, the Pentagon, and the Mark Center

Why Sully Station

Variety of product types

Few Centreville communities offer the range Sully Station does — from condos to townhomes to mid-range single-family to larger single-family. That makes the community accessible to first-time buyers and attractive to long-term holders who plan to move up internally.

Family-friendly amenity package

Pool, tennis, tot lots, walking paths — Sully Station's amenities are designed for daily family use, not just occasional show. The HOA programming (swim team, community events) keeps the social fabric active.

Westfield HS pyramid

Lees Corner, Carson Middle, and Westfield High are all consistently strong. School quality drives Sully Station's resale value through cycles.

Commute access

Sully Station's position just off Route 28 — and 5 minutes from I-66 — makes it one of the most commute-friendly Centreville communities for the Dulles corridor, Tysons, Reston, and broader NoVA.

Sully Station Market Snapshot

We publish a quarterly market snapshot for Sully Station and the broader Centreville market. 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

What's the difference between Sully Station I and Sully Station II?

Sully Station I was developed first (mid-to-late 1980s) and includes the original mix of single-family, townhome, and condominium inventory. Sully Station II was built in the 1990s as an expansion phase with additional single-family and townhome product. The two phases share community character but have slightly different HOA structures and amenity access in some cases — we can clarify for any specific home.

How much are the HOA dues?

HOA dues vary by phase and product type (single-family vs. townhome vs. condo). Condo associations include exterior maintenance and have higher dues; single-family and townhome dues are more modest. We pull current dues amounts for any specific property under consideration.

Is Sully Station good for first-time buyers?

Yes — the condo and townhome inventory in Sully Station I makes it one of Centreville's more accessible communities for first-time buyers, while still offering the schools and amenities that justify a long-term hold.

How's the commute from Sully Station?

Route 28 and I-66 give Sully Station residents direct access to the Dulles corridor (15-20 minutes to airport), Tysons (25-35 minutes), and DC (45-75 minutes). Many residents work hybrid or remote.

Ready to Talk Sully Station?

Whether you're considering selling, moving within Sully Station (or up within Centreville), or relocating into the community, we're here. We live a few minutes away.

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Email: Gayle@GayleBailey.com
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