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Ravensworth Grove Homes For Sale | Annandale, VA

Explore Ravensworth Grove homes for sale in Annandale, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22003 ZIP code, Ravensworth Grove is an established neighborhood of detached single-family homes near Braddock Road and Interstate 495. Documented properties date to the early 1960s and feature private yards, mature landscaping, and a variety of original and renovated floor plans.

For buyers, the biggest differences between properties are often the quality of renovations, finished lower-level space, bedroom arrangements, and lot conditions. Ravensworth Grove is a separate MLS subdivision from Ravensworth Park and Ravensworth Farm.

Ravensworth Grove at a glance

Feature Community details
Location Annandale, Fairfax County, VA 22003
MLS subdivision RAVENSWORTH GROVE
Property type Detached single-family homes
Construction Early 1960s on verified properties
Documented streets Regina Drive and Arlen Street
Bedrooms Four- to six-bedroom configurations documented; layouts vary
Lot sizes Approximately quarter-acre on sampled properties
HOA No mandatory HOA reported on a verified listing; confirm by address
Parking Private driveways; garage availability varies
Schools Braddock Elementary, Poe Middle, and Annandale High reported; verify by address

Home styles and floor plans

Ravensworth Grove includes established detached homes with a variety of multilevel layouts. Some properties retain traditional room arrangements, while others have been extensively remodeled to create more open living spaces.

For example, a documented home on Arlen Street was built in 1963 and offers four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Another property on Regina Drive, built in 1961, has been configured with six bedrooms, additional flexible space, and accessibility-related improvements.

These differences matter when comparing homes. Buyers should evaluate how bedrooms are distributed, whether the main level supports their daily needs, and whether lower-level rooms provide suitable light, ventilation, and access.

What buyers should inspect

  • Foundations and drainage: Check for basement moisture, grading problems, and evidence of previous water intrusion.
  • Renovation permits: Confirm that additions, structural changes, and bathroom improvements were properly approved.
  • Roofing and exterior: Review roof age, siding, masonry, windows, and flashing.
  • Mechanical systems: Evaluate HVAC equipment, electrical panels, plumbing, and water heaters.
  • Older materials: Consider appropriate evaluations for lead-based paint and asbestos-containing materials.
  • Accessibility: Where relevant, inspect bathroom dimensions, stair arrangements, doorway widths, and main-level living options.

Original homes versus renovated properties

Ravensworth Grove buyers may encounter substantial differences between homes of similar age. Some have modern kitchens, remodeled bathrooms, replacement windows, and upgraded mechanical systems. Others may require more extensive improvements.

A newly renovated interior does not necessarily mean the roof, foundation, drainage, or electrical infrastructure has been updated. Request documentation for major improvements and evaluate the condition of components that are not immediately visible.

Lot sizes and outdoor living

Documented Ravensworth Grove properties include lots of approximately one-quarter acre. These parcels provide room for private outdoor activities, landscaping, and potentially decks or patios.

However, usable yard space depends on the home's footprint, grading, mature trees, easements, and neighboring properties. Buyers considering future additions or accessory structures should verify Fairfax County zoning and setback requirements.

HOA and ownership responsibilities

A verified Ravensworth Grove listing reports no homeowners association. Buyers should nevertheless confirm whether any recorded covenants, neighborhood obligations, or restrictions apply to the specific property.

Detached-home owners are generally responsible for their roofs, exterior walls, driveways, landscaping, and private improvements. Maintenance planning is particularly important for properties with older systems or extensive renovations.

Location and commuting

Ravensworth Grove is near Braddock Road and Interstate 495, providing connections toward Fairfax, Springfield, Alexandria, and other Northern Virginia destinations.

Nearby recreation options include Wakefield Park, Audrey Moore RECenter, and Lake Accotink Park. Shopping and dining are available along the surrounding Annandale and Springfield commercial corridors.

Buyers should evaluate commuting routes during peak travel hours and consider road noise, driveway access, and traffic patterns from their specific address.

Schools serving Ravensworth Grove

Community information identifies Braddock Elementary School, Poe Middle School, and Annandale High School. Confirm current attendance boundaries through Fairfax County Public Schools using the exact property address.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ravensworth Grove a detached-home neighborhood?

Yes. Verified Bright MLS listings identify detached single-family homes within the Ravensworth Grove subdivision.

When were Ravensworth Grove homes built?

Documented properties date to the early 1960s, including homes built in 1961 and 1963.

Does Ravensworth Grove have an HOA?

No HOA is reported on a verified property listing. Confirm the association status and recorded restrictions for each home.

Is Ravensworth Grove the same as Ravensworth Park?

No. Ravensworth Grove and Ravensworth Park are separate subdivision names and should have distinct MLS listing searches.

What should buyers compare between homes?

Focus on renovation quality, basement conditions, major system updates, permitted additions, accessibility features, and usable yard space.

Explore Ravensworth Grove Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Ravensworth Grove? Dell Residential Group can help you compare original and renovated properties, evaluate basement and lot conditions, review improvement permits, and verify ownership restrictions before purchasing.

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