Hollin Brook Park Fast Facts

Hollin Brook Park Real Estate

Hollin Brook Park real estate consists exclusively of detached single-family homes. The community was developed during the postwar growth of the Fort Hunt area, with many houses constructed between 1958 and 1962. The neighborhood includes center-hall Colonials, traditional two-story residences, split-level homes, and other mid-century designs.

Homes in Hollin Brook Park are generally larger than those found in some surrounding subdivisions from the same period. Many properties offer four or five bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, formal and informal living areas, finished lower levels, and approximately 2,000 to more than 3,000 square feet of interior space. Exact dimensions and configurations vary because numerous homes have been expanded or remodeled.

Common original features include hardwood flooring, masonry fireplaces, formal dining rooms, built-in shelving, traditional millwork, and generously sized windows. Renovated residences may provide open kitchens, large islands, quartz or granite countertops, premium appliances, updated bathrooms, replacement windows, expanded primary suites, home offices, and improved indoor-outdoor entertaining areas.

Lots in Hollin Brook Park frequently include mature trees, established landscaping, patios, decks, and usable backyard space. Some properties back to wooded areas or community green space, giving their outdoor areas additional privacy. Parking arrangements may include driveways, attached garages, carports, or on-street spaces, depending on the house.

A Small Community in the Fort Hunt Area

Hollin Brook Park is situated within the larger Hollindale and Fort Hunt area of southeastern Fairfax County. It is a distinct legal subdivision, although real estate searches may group it with nearby Hollindale, Hollin Hall, or Hollin Meadows.

The community is concentrated around streets such as Evening Lane and Midday Lane near Sherwood Hall Lane. Its modest size helps create a residential atmosphere removed from the busier commercial corridors along Richmond Highway. Homes may become available infrequently, so buyers interested in the neighborhood often benefit from monitoring listings closely.

Although Hollin Brook Park homes have Alexandria mailing addresses, the neighborhood is outside the independent City of Alexandria. Residents receive services from Fairfax County, pay Fairfax County property taxes, and attend Fairfax County public schools.

Shopping, Dining, and Everyday Conveniences

Hollin Brook Park is convenient to the Hollin Hall Shopping Center, where residents can find a neighborhood grocery store, restaurants, specialty shops, personal services, and other everyday businesses. Additional shopping and dining options are available along Fort Hunt Road, Sherwood Hall Lane, and Richmond Highway.

The Richmond Highway corridor includes supermarkets, pharmacies, home-improvement stores, restaurants, medical offices, and national retailers. The ongoing redevelopment of the corridor is bringing new housing, businesses, pedestrian improvements, and transportation investments to southeastern Fairfax County.

Old Town Alexandria provides an additional destination for independent shops, waterfront restaurants, cafés, galleries, historic attractions, and seasonal events. National Harbor, Belle View, Mount Vernon, and the Kingstowne area are also accessible from the neighborhood.

Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Hollin Brook Park residents have access to numerous parks, trails, and waterfront destinations throughout the Fort Hunt and Mount Vernon areas:

• Paul Spring Stream Valley Park: A wooded natural corridor near Hollindale with trails and neighborhood green space.
• Fort Hunt Park: A National Park Service property offering open fields, picnic areas, walking routes, historic structures, and seasonal programs.
• Mount Vernon Trail: A paved trail following the Potomac River between George Washington’s Mount Vernon, Old Town Alexandria, Reagan National Airport, Arlington, and Washington, D.C.
• Huntley Meadows Park: A major Fairfax County nature preserve with wetlands, an observation boardwalk, wildlife habitat, and educational programs.
• Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve: A freshwater tidal wetland along the George Washington Memorial Parkway with trails and opportunities for birdwatching.
• Collingwood Park: A local park offering athletic fields and recreational space near Fort Hunt Road.
• Mount Vernon District Park: A community recreation destination offering sports facilities, open space, and year-round programs.

The nearby George Washington Memorial Parkway makes it easy to reach multiple Potomac River parks and trailheads. Residents can walk, run, bike, picnic, kayak, observe wildlife, or explore historic sites throughout the Mount Vernon corridor.

Transportation and Commuting

Hollin Brook Park provides road access to several major Northern Virginia employment centers. The George Washington Memorial Parkway offers a scenic route toward Old Town Alexandria, Reagan National Airport, Arlington, the Pentagon, and Washington, D.C. Richmond Highway travels north toward Alexandria and south toward Fort Belvoir and Lorton.

Other important nearby roads include Sherwood Hall Lane, Fort Hunt Road, Collingwood Road, and the Capital Beltway. The neighborhood’s location can be particularly convenient for employees stationed at Fort Belvoir, the Pentagon, or federal offices in Alexandria and Washington.

Huntington is the closest Metrorail station for many Hollin Brook Park residents. The station provides Yellow Line service, bus connections, and commuter parking. Fairfax Connector buses operate along portions of Richmond Highway and nearby roads, although routes and schedules should be checked for current service.

Libraries, Recreation, and Community Resources

Sherwood Regional Library is located near Hollin Brook Park on Sherwood Hall Lane. The library offers books, digital resources, study areas, public computers, meeting rooms, educational programming, and events for children and adults. A seasonal farmers market is also held in the surrounding area, subject to the county’s current schedule.

Residents can participate in recreational programs through Fairfax County and local community organizations. Youth sports, swimming, fitness classes, camps, and adult leagues are available at facilities throughout the Mount Vernon and Fort Hunt areas.

Schools Serving Hollin Brook Park

Students living in Hollin Brook Park are served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Depending on the exact address and current attendance boundaries, neighborhood homes may be associated with Hollin Meadows Elementary School or Waynewood Elementary School, followed by Carl Sandburg Middle School and West Potomac High School.

School assignments can change and should not be assumed solely from the subdivision name. Buyers should verify the current assignment for a particular property through the Fairfax County Public Schools boundary locator. Several private schools, preschools, and childcare programs are also located throughout Alexandria and the Mount Vernon area.

Buying an Older Home in Hollin Brook Park

The condition of Hollin Brook Park homes can vary because the community is more than six decades old. Some residences have undergone extensive renovations, additions, and system replacements, while others retain more of their original construction. Buyers should carefully review the age and condition of the roof, windows, electrical system, plumbing, foundation, HVAC equipment, insulation, drainage, and sewer line.

A professional home inspection can help buyers understand a property’s current condition and likely maintenance priorities. When a home has been expanded, buyers should also review Fairfax County permit records when available. Lot boundaries, easements, drainage features, and tree conditions may be important considerations for buyers planning a fence, addition, garage, or other exterior improvement.

Hollin Brook Park properties are generally associated with fee-simple ownership and may not have mandatory homeowners association fees. Buyers should verify the status of the specific home through the title report, seller disclosures, and recorded subdivision documents.

Nearby Alexandria Communities

Buyers considering Hollin Brook Park may also want to explore nearby Fort Hunt and Mount Vernon neighborhoods offering detached homes, mature landscaping, and access to the Potomac River corridor.

• Hollindale homes for sale
• Hollin Hall Village homes for sale
• Hollin Hills homes for sale
• Hollin Meadows homes for sale
• Hollin Glen homes for sale
• Waynewood homes for sale
• Stratford Landing homes for sale
• Riverside Gardens homes for sale
• Fort Hunt homes for sale
• Villamay homes for sale
• Collingwood homes for sale
• Mount Vernon homes for sale

Why Buy a Home in Hollin Brook Park?

Hollin Brook Park offers substantial detached homes, established landscaping, private outdoor space, and a location near many of southeastern Fairfax County’s most useful amenities. Residents can reach the Potomac River, the Mount Vernon Trail, Sherwood Regional Library, local shopping, Old Town Alexandria, and major employment centers without giving up the space associated with a traditional suburban home.

The neighborhood may be especially appealing to buyers seeking a larger mid-century residence with architectural character and renovation potential. Its relatively limited number of homes can make each new listing an important opportunity for buyers who have specifically targeted the community.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hollin Brook Park

Where is Hollin Brook Park located?

Hollin Brook Park is in the Fort Hunt area of Alexandria, Virginia, near Sherwood Hall Lane, Fort Hunt Road, Richmond Highway, and the George Washington Memorial Parkway.

Is Hollin Brook Park in Fairfax County?

Yes. The community has an Alexandria mailing address but is located in Fairfax County’s Mount Vernon District. It is not within the independent City of Alexandria.

What types of homes are found in Hollin Brook Park?

The neighborhood contains detached single-family homes, including Colonials, traditional two-story residences, split-levels, and other mid-century designs.

When was Hollin Brook Park developed?

The community was developed primarily between 1958 and the early 1960s. Individual construction dates and subsequent additions vary by property.

Does Hollin Brook Park have an HOA?

Homes in the neighborhood generally do not appear to carry mandatory association fees. Buyers should confirm the obligations affecting an individual property through the contract documents and title report.

Which Metro station is closest?

Huntington Metro is generally the closest Metrorail station. Travel time depends on traffic and the route selected.

What schools serve Hollin Brook Park?

Depending on the exact address and current boundaries, schools may include Hollin Meadows or Waynewood Elementary, Carl Sandburg Middle, and West Potomac High School. Buyers should verify assignments with Fairfax County Public Schools.

How close is Hollin Brook Park to the Potomac River?

The neighborhood is a short drive from the George Washington Memorial Parkway, Mount Vernon Trail, Fort Hunt Park, Dyke Marsh, and several waterfront recreation areas.

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