Donât miss this incredible opportunity to tear down and build on a stunning, private .61-acre wooded lot, situated at the end of a cul-de-sac and backing to scenic parkland! Located in the highly desirable Spring Lake neighborhood, youâll be just minutes from Tysons, the Town of Vienna, restaurants, shopping, Wolf Trap, and the Silver Line Metro. Top-rated schoolsâWestbriar Elementary, Kilmer Middle, and Marshall Highâthis property is a must-see! Property backs up to HOA and and can never be built on. No HOA fees. Membership in Spring Lake; you can fish, swim and use a rubber dinghy in the fresh water. Entrance from Proffit Road or Beulah Road. Septic percs for 4 bedrooms. Also listed for Home Sale.
PRICE REDUCTION OF $200,000 FOR QUICK SALE. This is an opportunity to acquire 2 recently rezoned lots with in excess of ½ acre of buildable flat land in Vienna, where homes go for over $3 million. This would allow for the development of two individual custom homes or one very large estate home with additional amenities on the entire 1.75 acres. Public utilities including electricity, water, gas and sewer are available. Commuters will appreciate the proximity to the town of Vienna, the Vienna Metro Station, Washington D.C., I-495, Route 66, Tyson's Corner and the Dulles Toll Road. The Seller is willing to provide partial financing depending upon the buyer's qualifications. Please contact the agent for additional information. PRICE $795,000 FOR ONE LOT OR BOTH LOTS FOR $1,595,000.
The entire parcel is for sale, not individual lots. Property has subdivision approval for three lots, per Fairfax County. All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer(s) should verify all information contained therein through Fairfax County. Site plan and list of proffers are available through listing agent and/or Fairfax County. Location is ideal for easy access onto Rt. 66, Rt.495 and Rt. 267/Dulles Toll Road. Tysons Corner Galleria and Tysons Corner Center are east of the property. Nearest Metro Station is Spring Hill -less than a mile. Nearest stores/restaurants can be reached via path or short drive. **Mclean schools: Langley High School, Cooper Middle School, Spring Hill Elementary.
There are 3 lots available and a total of approximately 7.52 acres, Parcels are 0282 02 0008 (.92329), 0281 01 0019 (5.98126 acres) and 0281 01 0024A (.61358 acres). They are zoned R-1. The house on the plat is not a part of the sale. Commuting to DC on the Dulles Toll Road and I-66 means no traffic lights until you cross the Potomac, or choose a straight shot along Chain Bridge Road if you're the thrifty type. Property is close to Wolftrap for the Proforming Arts, Meadlow Gardens, approximately 1.5 miles from downtown Vienna. Lots are about equal distance from Dulles and Reagan Airports.
Build your dream home with Botero Homes on this beautiful 2ac(+) lot offering privacy and easy access to major roads minutes from Tysonâs Corner and the charming Town of Vienna. Building construction cost starts at $275/SF with quality custom finishes. Call listing agent to walk the lot and schedule a meeting with the builder.
IDEALLY LOCATION, SURROUNDED BY PARKLAND AT THE END O F MADRILLON ROAD AND YET MINUTES TO TYSONS CORNER AND TYSONS GALLERIA MALLS, METRO, 495, I-66, RTES 7, 123, AND TOLL RD . WALK TO SHOPPING, DINING, AND ALL THAT VIENNA AND TYSONS HAS TO OFFER.
Vienna is located in Virginia. Vienna, Virginia has a population of 16,465. Vienna is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 44.42% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 39.81%.
The median household income in Vienna, Virginia is $200,938. The median household income for the surrounding county is $133,974 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Vienna is 41.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 24.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.6 inches per year, with 21.4 inches of snow per year.
