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Woodbine Estates Homes For Sale | Annandale, VA

Explore Woodbine Estates homes for sale in Annandale, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22003 ZIP code, Woodbine Estates is an established subdivision of detached single-family homes along Woodbine Lane, Kloman Street, and Kloman Court, near Little River Turnpike and Interstate 495.

Most documented original homes were built during the early to mid-1980s, with traditional Colonial designs, attached garages, and private yards. However, buyers will encounter differences in basement construction, lot sizes, renovations, and interior layouts.

Woodbine Estates at a glance

Feature Community details
Location Annandale, Fairfax County, VA 22003
Legal and MLS subdivision WOODBINE ESTATES
Property type Detached single-family homes
Documented streets Woodbine Lane, Kloman Street, and Kloman Court
Original construction Primarily 1980–1986, with later construction on some parcels
Home styles Colonials and other traditional detached designs
Documented lot sizes Approximately 0.24–0.77 acre across sampled properties
Parking Private driveways and attached garages on documented homes
Basements Some homes have basements; others have slab foundations
HOA No mandatory HOA reported on sampled listings; verify recorded restrictions
Reported schools Mantua Elementary, Frost Middle, and Carter G. Woodson High; verify by address

Traditional Colonials and varied floor plans

Woodbine Estates includes detached homes with multiple bedrooms, separate gathering spaces, and traditional two-story layouts. Many original homes feature attached garages and established landscaping.

For example, 4003 Kloman Street is a 1986 Colonial with six bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one half bathroom, and approximately 3,132 square feet of finished living space.

However, floor plans vary. Buyers should compare bedroom locations, main-level flexibility, interior stairs, storage, and whether additions were properly permitted.

Basements versus slab foundations

One of the most important differences between Woodbine Estates properties is their foundation design.

Some homes include finished basements suitable for recreation rooms, offices, or guest space. Others, including 4003 Kloman Street, were built without basements.

Buyers who need lower-level storage, a home office, or separate guest accommodations should confirm the actual floor plan rather than assuming every Colonial has a basement.

For homes with basements, review moisture conditions, ceiling heights, emergency egress, and finished square footage.

Lot sizes and outdoor space

Documented Woodbine Estates lots vary significantly. Properties on Kloman Street and Kloman Court include approximately quarter-acre and one-third-acre lots, while some Woodbine Lane parcels are considerably larger.

Before purchasing, examine grading, tree coverage, driveway access, drainage, and usable yard space. A larger lot may have limitations from slopes, easements, setbacks, or existing improvements.

Buyers considering additions, pools, or accessory structures should confirm applicable Fairfax County requirements before making plans.

Garages and driveway parking

Several documented properties include attached two-car garages. However, garage dimensions, driveway configurations, and storage capacity differ.

For example, 4003 Kloman Street includes a two-car garage and circular driveway, while other homes have more conventional driveway arrangements.

Verify vehicle clearance, garage usability, drainage near the driveway, and any restrictions affecting exterior modifications.

Renovations and inspection priorities

Homes built during the 1980s may have received multiple generations of updates. Buyers should evaluate the condition of major systems independently of cosmetic renovations.

  • Roofing: Replacement history, flashing, gutters, and ventilation.
  • HVAC: Equipment age, maintenance, and heating and cooling distribution.
  • Electrical: Panel condition, capacity, and permitted modifications.
  • Plumbing: Supply lines, drains, and previous repairs.
  • Basements: Moisture, foundation conditions, and drainage.
  • Additions: Permits, structural workmanship, and insulation.
  • Outdoor conditions: Trees, grading, retaining walls, and stormwater runoff.

HOA and ownership responsibilities

Sampled Woodbine Estates listings do not report a mandatory homeowners association. Buyers should nevertheless review the deed, title documents, and any recorded covenants for the individual property.

Detached-home owners are generally responsible for maintaining their own roofs, exterior structures, driveways, landscaping, and mechanical systems.

Nearby recreational clubs or neighborhood activities should not be confused with amenities automatically included in homeownership.

Location and commuting

Woodbine Estates is near Little River Turnpike, Interstate 495, and Route 50, providing connections toward Fairfax, Merrifield, Tysons, and other Northern Virginia destinations.

Nearby destinations include Northern Virginia Community College's Annandale Campus, Inova Fairfax Hospital, and the Mosaic District.

Buyers should compare commute routes and traffic conditions from the specific property, especially during weekday peak hours.

Schools serving Woodbine Estates

Documented listings identify Mantua Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and Carter G. Woodson High School. School assignments are property-specific and subject to change, so buyers should confirm them using the Fairfax County Public Schools address lookup.

Frequently asked questions

Is Woodbine Estates a detached-home community?

Yes. Verified MLS listings and property records identify detached single-family homes.

When were Woodbine Estates homes built?

Most documented original homes were constructed between 1980 and 1986, although some parcels contain later construction.

Do all Woodbine Estates homes have basements?

No. Some homes have finished basements, while others were built on slab foundations.

Does Woodbine Estates have an HOA?

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

Are there larger lots in Woodbine Estates?

Yes. Documented lot sizes vary, including some parcels larger than one-half acre.

Explore Woodbine Estates Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Woodbine Estates? Dell Residential Group can help you compare Colonial floor plans, verify basement configurations, evaluate lot conditions, and review renovations and ownership responsibilities before purchasing.

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