Mt Woodley Manor is an established townhome community near Sherwood Hall Lane in the Alexandria area of Fairfax County. Located within the Hybla Valley section of the Mount Vernon corridor, it offers multilevel homes, private outdoor spaces, common areas, and access to shopping, recreation, public transportation, and major employment centers.
Although properties have Alexandria mailing addresses, Mt Woodley Manor is outside the independent City of Alexandria. Homes are governed by Fairfax County, served by Fairfax County Public Schools, and generally use ZIP code 22306.
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Mt Woodley Manor primarily contains fee-simple townhomes constructed during the 1980s. Residences are arranged along Mount Woodley Place, Manorhaven Court, Woodwalk Court, and portions of Sherwood Hall Lane. Most homes provide three finished or finishable levels, although layouts vary.
Properties commonly offer two to four bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, living and dining areas, and private rear outdoor spaces. Many have finished walkout basements that can accommodate a recreation room, office, guest area, storage, or additional living space. End units may provide more windows, larger side yards, or different lot configurations.
Depending on the home, features may include hardwood flooring, fireplaces, updated kitchens, renovated bathrooms, decks, patios, fenced yards, and wooded views. Assigned parking is common, but buyers should verify the spaces conveyed with the property and review visitor-parking rules.
Renovation levels differ throughout the community. Buyers should evaluate the roof, windows, heating and cooling equipment, plumbing, electrical system, basement moisture protection, and exterior drainage in addition to cosmetic finishes.
Mt Woodley Manor has a homeowners association that administers community covenants, maintains designated common areas, and enforces neighborhood rules. Services may include common-area care, trash collection, parking administration, and other community operations.
Buyers should review the current HOA resale package for dues, reserve funding, insurance, parking rules, rental restrictions, pet policies, exterior modification procedures, and possible assessments. Fees and policies can change, so information from older listings may no longer be accurate.
Mt Woodley Manor is near established residential neighborhoods and the Richmond Highway commercial corridor. Residents can reach grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacies, healthcare providers, and other everyday services throughout the Alexandria portion of Fairfax County.
Additional shopping and dining are available in Belle View, Hybla Valley, Kingstowne, and Old Town Alexandria. Buyers should visit the community at different times to evaluate traffic, parking, lighting, and its residential setting personally.
Sherwood Hall Lane connects the neighborhood with Richmond Highway, Fort Hunt Road, and surrounding communities. Richmond Highway provides routes north toward Huntington, Old Town Alexandria, and the Capital Beltway and south toward Fort Belvoir and Lorton.
The George Washington Memorial Parkway offers another route toward Old Town, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, Arlington, and Washington, D.C. Travel times vary according to traffic, construction, and departure time.
The Huntington Metro station provides Yellow Line service toward Alexandria, National Landing, the Pentagon, and Washington, D.C. Fairfax Connector service is also available along portions of the Richmond Highway corridor. Transit users should verify current routes, stops, and schedules.
Huntley Meadows Park offers wetlands, forested trails, wildlife observation areas, and a boardwalk. Belle Haven Park and the Mount Vernon Trail provide access to the Potomac River waterfront and paved routes toward Old Town and the Mount Vernon area.
Nearby Fairfax County facilities also provide playgrounds, athletic fields, and community programs. Operating hours and available amenities should be confirmed directly with the appropriate provider.
Mt Woodley Manor is served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Attendance assignments depend on the property’s address and can change when boundaries are reviewed. Buyers should verify current schools directly with the school system rather than relying on older listing information.
Buyers can create a property alert and obtain mortgage preapproval before a suitable listing appears. Important comparison points include interior condition, basement configuration, natural light, parking, outdoor space, and proximity to common areas.
A professional inspection remains important even when a home appears renovated. Buyers should also investigate permits for decks, finished basements, electrical work, and other substantial improvements.
Sellers should highlight distinguishing features such as an end-unit location, finished basement, renovated kitchen, updated bathrooms, private deck, fenced yard, assigned parking, or wooded outlook. Professional photography can help buyers understand the layout and condition.
Pricing should reflect recent community sales while accounting for differences in square footage, renovations, parking, location, and basement functionality. Sellers should obtain HOA resale documents and gather permits and improvement records before listing.
It is near Sherwood Hall Lane in Fairfax County’s Alexandria area, generally within ZIP code 22306.
The community primarily contains fee-simple, multilevel townhomes constructed during the 1980s.
Yes. Buyers should review the current resale package for dues, services, rules, reserves, and potential assessments.
The Huntington Metro station and bus routes along the Richmond Highway corridor provide transit options.
Contact Dell Residential Group for current listings, comparable-sales information, and assistance buying or selling a Mt Woodley Manor townhome.