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Brambleton, Fair Lakes, Franklin Farm, Greenbriar, Gray’s Pointe.
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Dramatic Luxury Log Home at 11365 Waite Lane in Catlett VA 20119
July 21st, 2010 categories: Featured Listings, Nearby Communities
This luxury log home at 11365 Waite Lane in Catlett, VA (20119), not far from busy Northern Virginia, is the kind of property you won’t often see.
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11365 Waite Lane - Catlett, VA 20119
It is also a home that you have to see and experience to fully appreciate.
Whether viewed from inside or outside, you get an immediate “Wow!” This luxury log home sits on 6 to 7 acres, and the land is a nice combination of woods plus open space.
The dramatic Great Room will knock your socks off with its full-wall stone fireplace, but that is just the opening act to get you ready for the deck views. Speaking of which, a huge deck runs across the back of the home, and the views are addictive.
Lots and lots of other features in this distinctive home, but if it sounds interesting just take a quick Visual Tour, and then let us know if you would like more information.
And of course, if you’d like to see the property, just contact Kathy to arrange a convenient time, or if you have any further questions. We are always here for you!
Price: $ 698,000
MLS#: FQ7333310
More information: please click here and you will see the property on our Featured Listings page.
If you have any questions, please Contact Us.
PS – If you are relocating to Northern Virginia, we can get your questions about the area answered quickly.
Incredible views from 11365 Waite Lane in Catlett, VA 20119
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Community Spotlight: Greenbriar in Chantilly and Fairfax VA Area
May 3rd, 2010 categories: Nearby Communities
Our community profile for this week is Greenbriar in the Chantilly and Fairfax, Virginia area.
Greenbriar is an established community of over 1,800 single family and townhouse properties.
Here are CURRENT LISTINGS IN GREENBRIAR
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If you want more information on properties in Greenbriar or any area communities, or if you are interested in FORECLOSURES, SHORT SALES, and BANK OWNED properties, just CONTACT US and I will give you information on whatever is available.
Here are a few other links that will give you more information about this community and others in this general area:
MORE INFORMATION ON GREENBRIAR
MORE INFORMATION ON CHANTILLY-FAIRFAX COUNTY, CHANTILLY- LOUDOUN COUNTY, CENTREVILLE AREA, and NEARBY COMMUNITIES.
Moving to the Northern Virginia area? Check out our Area Living, and of course call or email Kathy if you want quick answers to any questions about property in the Chantilly or Northern Virginia area.
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New Herndon VA Home for Sale at 531 Merlins Lane
February 16th, 2010 categories: Featured Listings, Nearby Communities
If you are looking at single family homes in Herndon VA in this price range ($410,000), please take note of this new listing.
We just put this home on the market, and it has a lot of appeal, both in terms of the property itself and the excellent location.
531 MERLINS LANE - HERNDON, VA 20170
- Many nice features in this attractive home, one of which is the giant-sized back yard, which has fun features the kids will especially love.
Another big plus in the current market: this is a traditional sale property…no potential hassles from short sale, foreclosure, or other bank-owned issues.
If you have read this far, take a quick Visual Tour so you can see if you’d like to visit the actual home.
After that, it you want to take a closer look, just contact Kathy to arrange a convenient time to see the property.
Price: $410,000
MLS#: FX 7256831
More information: please click here and you will see the property on our Featured Listings page.
If I can answer any questions, please Contact Us.
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Community Spotlight: Franklin Farm
October 23rd, 2009 categories: Nearby Communities
Our community profile for this week is Franklin Farm in the Chantilly and Herndon, Virginia area.
Franklin Farm is an established community of mostly single family homes. It is just a few minutes from the intersection of Route 50 and Centreville Road (the Exxon Station). It you are looking at Franklin Farm, you might also check out Armfield Farm.
Here are CURRENT LISTINGS IN FRANKLIN FARM.
If you want more information on any of these properties, of if you are interested in FORECLOSURES, SHORT SALES, and BANK OWNED properties, just CONTACT US and I will get that information to you.
Here are a few other links that will give you more information about this community and others in this general area:
MORE INFORMATION ON FRANKLIN FARM.
MORE INFORMATION ON CHANTILLY-FAIRFAX COUNTY, CHANTILLY- LOUDOUN COUNTY, CENTREVILLE AREA, and NEARBY COMMUNITIES.
Moving to the Northern Virginia area? Check out our Area Living, and of course call or email Kathy if you want quick answers to any questions about property in the Chantilly or Northern Virginia area.
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COMMUNTIY SPOTLIGHT: FAIR LAKES
April 30th, 2009 categories: Nearby Communities
This week we put our “Spotlight” on Fair Lakes. If you like a little urban style as part of the mix you may want to be aware of Fair Lakes. It breaks the suburban pattern somewhat by blending in a city feel right in the middle of suburbia. Not too long ago I helped one of my clients make a move from a traditional suburban home and into one of the condos at Fair Lakes. They are enjoying the change.
Especially if you have a condo or townhouse in mind, it is worth checking out.
This will get you started. If you want to see what foreclosures or short sales are available in this community, please use one of the links below to let me know, and I will get you a current list.
TO VIEW “FOR SALE” PROPERTIES IN FAIR LAKES : CLICK HERE
MORE INFORMATION ON: FAIR LAKES
MORE INFORMATION ON: CHANTILLY-FAIRFAX COUNTY, CHANTILLY- LOUDOUN COUNTY, CENTREVILLE AREA, and NEARBY COMMUNITIES.
Moving to the Northern Virginia area? Visit our RELO CENTER.
PROPERTY SEARCH: Search for properties in Northern Virginia.
PROPERTY UPDATE: Get current updates of “For Sale” properties via email.
Please let us know if we can be of any help with other questions you may have about Fair Lakes!
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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT – BRAMBLETON IN LOUDOUN COUNTY
February 22nd, 2009 categories: Nearby Communities
This week’s Community Spotlight shines on Brambleton.
If your home search includes the Ashburn area of Loudoun County, then Brambleton is a community to know about. We have a link below to give you a quick reading on what is currently on the market in Brambleton. If you want to see what properties in this community are Foreclosures or Bank-Owned, please send me an email and I will get you a list.
Brambleton was started in 2001. It is a large community with good proximity to shopping centers, schools, and major commuter roads. It includes homes by a variety of builders such as Beazer, Centex, Gulick, Miller & Smith, Stanley Martin, and Winchester.
BRAMBLETON IN LOUDOUN COUNTY
Here are CURRENT LISTINGS IN BRAMBLETON.
For list of FORECLOSURES and BANK OWNED properties just CONTACT US and I will get that information to you.
Here are a few other links that will give you more information about this community and others in this general area.
MORE INFORMATION ON BRAMBLETON.
MORE INFORMATION ON: CHANTILLY-FAIRFAX COUNTY, CHANTILLY- LOUDOUN COUNTY, CENTREVILLE AREA, and NEARBY COMMUNITIES.
Moving to the Northern Virginia area? Visit our RELO CENTER.
Please let us know if we can be of any help with other questions you may have about Brambleton!
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COX FARMS: A CHANTILLY TRADITION
November 15th, 2008 categories: Centreville Area, Chantilly Fairfax County, Chantilly Loudoun Cnty, Community Life, Nearby Communities
Cox Farms is a Chantilly tradition. The familiar sign marquee at the intersection of Braddock and Pleasant Valley Roads, with the occasional humorous message, is a Chantilly landmark in its own right.
Pumpkins galore at Cox Farms Annual Fall Festival
In the late winter, after one bad weather day too many, the Cox Farm markee reminds us that Spring is on the way. After a short winter break, the Farm opens to bring in the Spring. During Spring and Summer, drivers passing or visiting the Farm get a blast of color from the many flowers that line up near or under the Farm pavilion.
One of the Fall Festival demos
Then, in that transition period when summer is nearly over but the crisp air of Fall has yet to kick-in, you’ll see the sequential message signs along Pleasant Valley Road, reminding you that the Fall Festival is on the way. It is one of those annual events that punctuate the passing seasons, and it has become a local tradition.
Hayrides circle this lovely view at Cox Farms Fall Festival
The event is the Cox Farms Fall Festival. It’s a little touch of rural Disney World in Northern Virginia suburbia. Non-stop hayrides, live entertainment, farm exhibits and demos, fun rides that seem to increase in number each year, tasty food treats, all the pumpkins you could ever want, lots of other Fall-type items, and best of all, getting that feeling of open space and countryside ambiance right here in Northern Virginia!
One of the numerous rides
I have gotten to know the owners and staff at Cox Farms over the years. They are an absolutely teriffic team of service-oriented and community spirited people who work their heart out every year to put on a wonderful event.
If you have not brought the kids to this experience, give it a try. They will probably want you to make it an annual event.
This year’s Fall Festival is over but the Farm will be reopening on November 28 with its Christmas Tree and Holiday Wreath items.
Here was this year’s Fall schedule should you want to get a sense of when it starts and ends . I’d guess next year’s event will be similar. You can get more info at the Cox Farms website.
WHEN? September 20 to October 31, 2008 – 10 AM to 6 PM
November 1 to November 4, 2008 – 10 AM to 5 PM
ADMISSION – Monday to Friday: $9 – Saturday & Sunday $15
Pavilion with many Fall items
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TOP 25 RE/MAX AGENTS IN VIRGINIA
November 12th, 2008 categories: Centreville Area, Chantilly Fairfax County, Chantilly Loudoun Cnty, Featured Listings, Nearby Communities
If you will forgive us, we are going to do what we don’t do very often. So if you will let me “toot our own
horn” for a moment, I want to mention that we were recognized by RE/MAX International as among the Top 25 RE/MAX agents in Virginia during 2008.
We don’t normally proclaim our awards to the world, because our emphasis in on our clients, not ourselves. But I do share this once and awhile because it does communicate that we are a successful business, and our success enables us to serve our clients all the more effectively.
So let me turn this award into an opportunity to express appreciation to the people we have and will serve.
And if by any chance you happen to be reading this post and you are still in the “undecided” camp regarding your real estate agent, please know that you can carefully examine our business philosophy (click here and scroll down to “Our Values & Commitments” video) to see if we align on the issues. If so, we’d love to have your vote, or at least the opportunity to learn more about your goals!
[You can contact Kathy at [email protected]]
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RELIEF FROM “AUTHENTICITY DEFICIT DISORDER:” HUNTER’S HEAD TAVERN
August 29th, 2008 categories: Chantilly Loudoun Cnty, Community Life, Nearby Communities
If you live in the Chantilly, Centreville, or Western Fairfax area, and you’d like an original dining experience, read about this gem we visited out in Upperville, Virginia. Head west on Route 50, and after you have passed South Riding and Stone Ridge, you come up to the intersection of Route 50 and Route 15. Keep going, past historic Middleburg, and let the stress fade as you enjoy the rolling hills and gentle views along this road.
Before long, you are in the very small town of Upperville. You’ll see a few businesses along either side of the road, and just after you enter the town, on the right side you’ll notice the
We “field tested” – I guess I should say “field tasted” – the Hunter’s Head in preparation for this feature, and it came up with a straight “A”. Occasionally, there is a dining experience that provides not only good food, but a setting that makes the experience memorable. I’d put Hunter’s Head clearly in that category. You can get the historical synopsis of the building, as well as other information about the philosophy and approach of Hunter’s Head by visiting their website.
For anyone who appreciates a space with history on its side, the Tavern is a treat. What is now the Hunter’s Head Tavern, and was previously The Carr House, was a log cabin build in 1750. With a great deal of time and effort, the building has been preserved with much of its original structure intact. Sitting inside this space gives you that unmistakable sense of walking back in time. The Hunter’s Head has any number of “distinctives.” Three are apparent when you discover the interesting background and operating philosophy behind this restaurant: first, the focus on organic food products; second, support and participation in the practice of localized, family farming; and third, belief in and practical application of humane livestock practices. Hunter’s Head and its affiliates, including Ayrshire Farm, are providing leadership around these issues.
But back to the experience of dining at the Hunter’s Head. The food is a combination of “Pub grub” and…I would call it “Fresh American.” The daily specials don’t knock you back with fancy “holier than thou” titles. They are understandable entrees, along with Pub inspired classics, that will put you in the comfort zone of comfort food. We had an absolutely superb dinner, and plan on returning.
The Tavern’s General Manager, David Stephens, is passionate about both the quality of the food and the philosophy behind its production. His dedication is apparent in the results.
So..if you’d like relief from the ADD (Authenticity Deficit Disorder) that plagues much too much of the food service world these days, you will definitely want to put Hunter’s Head Tavern on your list.
And if you do visit, let us know what you think.
[The Kathy O’Neal Team serves home buyers and sellers in Northern Virginia, with special focus on Chantilly, Centreville, and the communities of the Western Fairfax region.]
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