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Camelot Square Homes For Sale in Annandale, VA

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Camelot Square Homes For Sale | Annandale, VA

Explore Camelot Square homes for sale in Annandale, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22003 ZIP code, Camelot Square is a small, established subdivision of detached single-family homes near Gallows Road, Holly Road, and Camelot Elementary School.

The neighborhood features split-level homes dating primarily to the early 1970s, mature landscaping, and quiet residential cul-de-sacs. Buyers will find meaningful differences in finished basement space, parking, renovation quality, and lot usability.

Camelot Square at a glance

Feature Community details
Location Annandale, Fairfax County, VA 22003
MLS subdivision CAMELOT SQUARE
Property type Detached single-family homes
Ownership Fee simple on verified listings
Documented streets Pellinore Place, Bedivere Court, and Bannerwood Court
Construction Primarily early 1970s; some later-built homes
Home designs Split-levels and some larger Colonials
Documented lots Approximately 0.27–0.61 acre in sampled listings
Basements Finished, unfinished, and walkout lower levels depending on the home
Parking Driveways, carports, or attached garages depending on the property
HOA No mandatory HOA reported on verified listings; confirm title documents
Reported schools Camelot Elementary, Jackson Middle, and Falls Church High; verify by address

Split-level homes and flexible floor plans

Many Camelot Square homes were built with split-level floor plans that separate bedrooms, living areas, and recreation spaces without the traditional arrangement of a two-story Colonial.

For example, 3426 Pellinore Place is a 1971 split-level home with four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a walkout lower level. Its layout includes living and dining areas, an eat-in kitchen, and additional space on the lower floors.

Buyers should evaluate stair arrangements, room sizes, and the relationship between the kitchen, bedrooms, and lower-level living areas. Split-level homes can provide excellent separation of activities, but they may be less suitable for buyers who need minimal stairs.

Basements and finished square footage

Basement space varies significantly. Some properties have finished recreation rooms and exterior access, while others retain unfinished storage or utility areas.

At 3426 Pellinore Place, the MLS identifies approximately 1,608 square feet of finished space above grade, with additional finished area below grade.

Compare these measurements carefully. Listing websites may display different total square-footage figures depending on whether they include unfinished basement areas.

During inspections, pay attention to basement moisture, foundation walls, drainage, emergency egress, and permits for added bedrooms or bathrooms.

Established homes versus later construction

Although early-1970s split-levels define much of Camelot Square, not every property follows that pattern.

For example, 8100 Bannerwood Court is a larger Colonial built in 1998, with a two-car garage and a finished walkout basement. Its construction period, room arrangement, and maintenance history differ from the neighborhood's original homes.

Buyers comparing properties should account for construction age, renovations, mechanical systems, and usable space rather than relying solely on total square footage.

Lot sizes and cul-de-sac living

Verified properties include approximately 0.27-acre lots on Bedivere Court, a 0.38-acre lot on Pellinore Place, and a larger 0.61-acre parcel on Bannerwood Court.

Several homes sit on cul-de-sacs, offering limited through traffic. However, yard privacy, sunlight, slope, and drainage differ from one property to another.

Before planning a fence, patio, addition, or accessory structure, review the survey, setbacks, easements, and Fairfax County zoning requirements.

Parking and exterior maintenance

Parking arrangements are not uniform. The home at 3426 Pellinore Place includes an attached carport and driveway parking, while 8100 Bannerwood Court has an attached two-car garage.

Buyers should verify covered parking dimensions, driveway condition, and any previous structural alterations.

For older properties, inspect roofing, windows, electrical service, plumbing, HVAC equipment, siding, and drainage. Renovated interiors do not necessarily mean major building systems have been replaced.

HOA and ownership responsibilities

No mandatory homeowners association is reported on the verified Camelot Square listings. Buyers should nevertheless review recorded covenants, easements, and any restrictions applicable to the individual property.

Owners are generally responsible for maintaining their homes, driveways, yards, roofs, and mechanical systems.

Some listings mention access to a community swimming pool. Buyers should verify whether any nearby pool operates through a separate membership arrangement rather than assuming pool access is included with homeownership.

Location, parks, and commuting

Camelot Square is located near Gallows Road, providing connections to Route 50, Interstate 495, and Little River Turnpike.

Nearby destinations include Inova Fairfax Hospital, the Mosaic District, Eakin Community Park, and Accotink Stream Valley Park. The Dunn Loring–Merrifield Metro station is accessible by car.

Buyers should compare commuting routes during peak hours and consider how each home's location affects access to neighborhood entrances.

Schools serving Camelot Square

Verified listings identify Camelot Elementary School, Jackson Middle School, and Falls Church High School. School assignments can change and should be confirmed through Fairfax County Public Schools using the exact property address.

Camelot Square versus Camelot and Camelot Heights

Camelot Square is a distinct MLS subdivision. Nearby Camelot and Camelot Heights are separate communities and should not automatically be included in Camelot Square listing searches.

For reliable comparable sales, verify both the MLS subdivision and county property records before combining properties from neighboring areas.

Frequently asked questions

What types of homes are in Camelot Square?

Verified properties are detached single-family homes, including early-1970s split-levels and some later-built Colonials.

Does Camelot Square have an HOA?

No mandatory HOA is reported on sampled listings. Buyers should verify recorded restrictions for the specific property.

Do Camelot Square homes have basements?

Many documented homes have lower-level space, but the amount of finished area and exterior access varies.

Are there homes on cul-de-sacs?

Yes. Verified properties on Pellinore Place, Bedivere Court, and Bannerwood Court include cul-de-sac locations.

Is Camelot Square the same as Camelot?

No. They are separately identified subdivisions, even though the communities are adjacent and share some nearby amenities.

Explore Camelot Square Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Camelot Square? Dell Residential Group can help you compare split-level and Colonial layouts, evaluate basement space, review renovation history, and understand lot conditions before purchasing.

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