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Sunset Village Townhomes For Sale | Annandale, VA

Explore Sunset Village townhomes for sale in Annandale, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22003 ZIP code, Sunset Village is an established community of three-level townhouses built primarily in 1972. Homes are situated along Van Walbeek Place and Van Masdag Court, near Backlick Road and Bradlick Shopping Center.

For buyers, Sunset Village offers an alternative to condominium ownership, with individual townhouse lots, private outdoor spaces, and an HOA that maintains certain shared areas. Important considerations include renovation quality, basement conditions, assigned parking, and exterior maintenance responsibilities.

Sunset Village at a glance

Feature Documented details
Location Annandale, Fairfax County, VA 22003
MLS subdivision SUNSET VILLAGE
Property type Fee-simple attached townhomes
Construction 1972 on verified properties
Streets Van Walbeek Place and Van Masdag Court
Layouts Three levels, commonly three bedrooms, with finished basements on documented homes
Outdoor space Private rear yards; patios or decks on selected properties
Parking Assigned surface spaces; two reported for one verified home
HOA Sunset Village; quarterly assessments reported
HOA services Common areas, snow removal, trash, road maintenance, and front lawn care reported
Utilities Public water and sewer on verified properties
Schools Annandale Terrace Elementary, Poe Middle, and Annandale High on sampled listings

Townhome layouts and property differences

Sunset Village townhomes generally have three levels, with living and dining areas on the main floor, bedrooms upstairs, and additional space in the basement. Documented homes include three-bedroom layouts with recreation rooms, laundry areas, and walkout access to rear yards.

Some homes have been extensively renovated, while others retain older finishes and mechanical systems. Compare bathroom configurations, kitchen updates, windows, roof condition, and finished basement space before judging properties by square footage alone.

Interior and end-unit locations can also affect natural light, privacy, and exposure to neighboring properties.

What buyers should inspect

  • Basements: Check for moisture intrusion, foundation movement, drainage problems, and the condition of finished spaces.
  • Roofs and windows: Verify replacement dates, installation quality, and available warranties.
  • Electrical and HVAC: Evaluate the capacity and condition of systems serving these older homes.
  • Rear yards: Inspect fencing, grading, patios, decks, and stormwater drainage.
  • Renovations: Confirm permits for structural changes, electrical work, and finished basement improvements.
  • Solar equipment: Where installed, verify ownership, functionality, warranties, and any transfer obligations.

HOA fees and ownership responsibilities

Sunset Village has a homeowners association. Documented assessments cover shared services such as common-area maintenance, trash collection, snow removal, road maintenance, and front lawn care.

Unlike condominium ownership, fee-simple townhouse ownership typically involves direct responsibility for the home and its individual lot. Buyers should confirm the precise division of maintenance obligations in the HOA documents.

Request the resale disclosure package and review association reserves, parking regulations, architectural guidelines, rental restrictions, and any proposed special assessments.

Parking and outdoor living

Assigned parking is documented in Sunset Village, including two spaces for one verified property. Confirm the number and location of spaces conveyed or assigned to each home, along with visitor parking and towing policies.

Private rear yards offer opportunities for gardening, seating, or entertaining. Some homes have walkout basements, patios, or decks. Evaluate privacy, drainage, and maintenance requirements before purchasing.

Location and commuting

Sunset Village is near Backlick Road, Braddock Road, and Little River Turnpike. These routes provide connections toward Interstate 495, Interstate 395, Alexandria, Fairfax, and Washington, DC.

Bradlick Shopping Center provides nearby shopping and everyday services. Wakefield Park and Audrey Moore RECenter offer additional recreational opportunities in the surrounding area.

Buyers should test their commute during peak travel periods and check pedestrian routes to nearby destinations.

Schools serving Sunset Village

Verified residential listings identify Annandale Terrace Elementary School, Poe Middle School, and Annandale High School. Confirm current school assignments through Fairfax County Public Schools using the exact property address.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sunset Village a townhouse community?

Yes. Sunset Village consists of residential attached townhomes with individual lots and an HOA.

When were Sunset Village townhomes built?

Verified properties date to 1972.

Does Sunset Village have assigned parking?

Yes. Assigned surface parking is reported on documented listings. Confirm each property's allocation.

What does the HOA maintain?

Documented services include common-area maintenance, snow removal, trash collection, road maintenance, and front lawn care. Confirm current coverage through association documents.

Do Sunset Village townhomes have basements?

Documented homes have finished lower levels, including recreation space and, in some cases, walkout access to rear yards.

Explore Sunset Village Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a Sunset Village townhome? Dell Residential Group can help you compare renovation quality, evaluate basement and exterior conditions, review HOA obligations, and verify parking arrangements before purchasing.

Contact Dell Residential Group