Explore Waverly West homes for sale in Burke, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22015 ZIP code, Waverly West is a small subdivision of detached single-family homes along Silchester Street, Silchester Court, and Schoolcraft Lane.
Developed primarily in 1984 and 1985, Waverly West offers Colonial-style homes on relatively compact lots. Buyers should pay particular attention to basement layouts, parking, homeowners association responsibilities, and differences between original and expanded floor plans.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Burke, VA 22015 |
| County | Fairfax County |
| MLS subdivision | WAVERLY WEST |
| Property type | Detached single-family homes |
| Ownership | Fee simple |
| Construction | Primarily 1984–1985 |
| Architecture | Colonial-style homes |
| Bedrooms | Three in many original layouts; expanded homes vary |
| Basements | Finished and walkout lower levels documented |
| Lots | Compact lots, with approximately 0.07–0.08 acre in several examples |
| Parking | Private driveways; garage availability varies |
| HOA | Waverly West Homeowners Association |
| Streets | Schoolcraft Lane, Silchester Court, Silchester Street |
| Schools reported | Kings Park Elementary, Kings Glen Elementary, Lake Braddock Secondary |
One of Waverly West's distinguishing features is its combination of detached ownership and relatively small residential lots. This may appeal to buyers who want separation from neighboring homes without maintaining a large yard.
However, buyers seeking substantial outdoor space, multiple garage bays, or extensive separation between houses may prefer a different Burke neighborhood.
Some homes occupy cul-de-sac locations or back to wooded common areas. Confirm property boundaries and ownership of adjoining land before relying on privacy or planning outdoor improvements.
Many Waverly West homes have three bedrooms, two upper floors, and a lower level that may include a recreation room, bathroom, storage, or laundry area.
Walkout basements are particularly useful for access to rear yards and flexible living arrangements. However, buyers should confirm whether lower-level rooms qualify as legal bedrooms and whether advertised square footage includes basement space.
Some properties have been expanded or substantially remodeled. Compare the original footprint, permitted additions, and mechanical systems rather than assuming all homes follow one floor plan.
Driveway parking is documented throughout the neighborhood, while garage availability varies by property. Do not assume every detached home includes an attached garage.
Rear yards may feature decks, patios, fencing, or landscaping. Because the lots are compact, buyers should evaluate drainage, outdoor privacy, and any easements that could restrict improvements.
Waverly West has a homeowners association. Reviewed listings report association assessments and services that include common-area maintenance, snow removal, and trash collection.
Buyers should obtain the current resale disclosure package to confirm:
No community swimming pool has been verified as an included Waverly West amenity. Nearby recreational facilities should not be advertised as HOA benefits without confirmation.
Waverly West is near Burke Lake Road and Rolling Road, providing connections toward Braddock Road, Fairfax County Parkway, and Interstate 495.
The Burke Centre and Rolling Road VRE stations provide commuter rail options for certain Northern Virginia and Washington, DC destinations.
Buyers should compare actual station access, parking arrangements, and weekday driving times from the specific home.
Reviewed property listings report the following Fairfax County Public Schools:
Confirm current attendance boundaries for each address through Fairfax County Public Schools.
For homes built in the mid-1980s, evaluate the roof, windows, siding, HVAC equipment, electrical systems, and plumbing.
Walkout basements deserve particular attention to grading, foundation drainage, and moisture intrusion. Buyers should also inspect decks, retaining walls, and shared drainage areas.
When a home has been expanded, request permits and documentation for additions, structural modifications, and finished living areas.
Yes. Residential MLS records identify WAVERLY WEST as a subdivision in Burke, Fairfax County.
Yes. Reviewed properties are detached, fee-simple single-family homes.
Most documented homes date to 1984 and 1985.
Yes. The Waverly West Homeowners Association governs the community. Buyers should review current assessments and association documents.
No. They are separately identified neighborhoods and should not be combined without confirming their legal and MLS subdivision records.
Dell Residential Group can help you compare Waverly West floor plans, evaluate finished basements and home additions, review HOA documents, and understand the tradeoffs of detached homes on compact Burke lots.
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