Tranquil Chalet Living Just Minutes from Town and Interstate 66! Enjoy peaceful living in this beautifully maintained chalet, nestled on a private 5-acre lot—just five minutes from the Town of Front Royal and I-66.

Assumable 3.875% VA loan BUYERS TAKE NOTICE of this SPECIAL OFFER:-- Come see this 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath END UNIT Row house just one block off the H St Corridor.

Introducing 44004 Florence Terrace, a beautifully maintained 4‑bed, 3 ½‑bath townhome nestled in the heart of Ashburn Village—offered in a warm, open‑concept style. Built in 1989 and tastefully updated. The home spans approximately 2,137 sq ft over three levels. This townhome is situated in one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Ashburn.

Huge Price Improvement! Unbeatable Value in Prime D.C. Location — Priced Below Nearby Condos with ZERO HOA/Condo Fees! Step into over 2,100 sq. ft. of beautifully updated living space in this stunning 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom row home — ideally located just blocks from Union Market, H Street, and the best of D.C.'s vibrant lifestyle.

Located in a prime area of Burke, this townhouse offers excellent school districts and convenient access to shopping and transportation. It features 4 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms, with beautiful hardwood floors throughout. The additional dining area on the main floor can also be used as an extra room, providing added flexibility. Great location, great home, and a competitive price.

Charming 3BR/2BA One-Level Home with Spacious Backyard & Prime Location Don’t miss the opportunity to own this well-maintained and thoughtfully designed home offering comfortable one-level living.

This charming three-level colonial home features three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. While it needs love and care, it presents a fantastic opportunity to customize and make it your own. Being sold strictly as-is, this property is priced to sell and offers great potential for the right buyer.

UNIQUE AND HISTORIC! UNPACK THE POTENTIAL OF THIS 214-YEAR-OLD SHENANDOAH VALLEY HOME AND TURN IT INTO AN ELEGANT SHOWPLACE! If houses could talk, this one would speak volumes. Built in 1811, during the nation's infancy, it later bore witness to the Civil War in which it was said to have been a hospital. In 1864, it was a division headquarters for George Armstrong Custer.