Faircrest North Homes For Sale | Centreville, VA

Explore Faircrest North homes for sale in Centreville, Virginia. Faircrest North is a recognized real estate subdivision name within the larger Faircrest community in Fairfax County's 20120 ZIP code. Documented listings include fee-simple townhomes built primarily in the early 2000s, with convenient access to Route 29 and Interstate 66.

Although Faircrest North has its own subdivision designation in Bright MLS, it shares the larger Faircrest community's association structure and recreational facilities. Buyers should verify the governing association, parking arrangements, and ownership responsibilities for each address.

Faircrest North at a Glance

What Are Faircrest North Homes Like?

Reviewed Faircrest North listings include three-level townhouses with three or four bedrooms, multiple bathrooms, and flexible lower-level living areas. Some feature attached garages, fireplaces, decks, and fenced rear yards.

Layouts vary between properties. A finished lower level may provide recreation space, an additional bathroom, or direct access to the backyard. Buyers should compare above-grade square footage separately from finished lower-level space.

Renovation history also matters. Homes with similar original floor plans may differ substantially in kitchen updates, flooring, bathrooms, roofing, and mechanical systems.

Garage Parking and Outdoor Space

Several documented Faircrest North townhomes have attached garages. Buyers should confirm whether the garage accommodates their vehicles and whether the driveway provides additional usable parking.

Parking rules may differ by street and association section. Check visitor parking, commercial vehicle restrictions, and any applicable towing policies before purchasing.

Rear outdoor spaces may include patios, decks, or fenced yards. Review lot boundaries and association approvals for existing improvements.

Understanding the Faircrest North HOA

Faircrest North is not independently identified as a separate master homeowners association. Instead, homes within the broader Faircrest development are governed by a layered association structure.

The Centreville Farms Community Association maintains shared recreational amenities. Individual properties also belong to either the Faircrest Community Association or the Faircrest Homeowners Association, depending on the builder section and street.

The official Faircrest website provides a street-by-street association directory. Buyers should consult that directory and obtain the current resale disclosure package for their specific property.

What should buyers verify?

• Which section association governs the address
• Current assessments and how master association expenses are collected
• Parking, guest vehicle, and towing rules
• Architectural approval requirements for exterior changes
• Roof, siding, yard, and driveway maintenance responsibilities
• Reserve funding, planned projects, and possible assessments
• Rental restrictions and recreational facility access

Visit the official Faircrest Associations website to identify the appropriate governing association.

Community Pool, Trails, and Recreation

Faircrest North residents are part of the broader Faircrest community, whose master association maintains a swimming pool, clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, playgrounds, and walking trails.

These facilities provide recreational options within the development, but buyers should confirm current access procedures, operating rules, and whether any additional registration is required.

Homes near shared paths or playgrounds may offer convenient access, although they can also experience more pedestrian activity.

Faircrest North vs. Faircrest and Fair Crest

Faircrest North, Faircrest, and Fair Crest can appear as separate subdivision labels in real estate searches. That does not necessarily mean they represent three independently governed neighborhoods.

Faircrest is the established name of the larger residential development. Fair Crest is another listing-name variation, while Faircrest North is specifically documented in MLS subdivision fields for properties such as those on Prairie Willow Lane and Lavender Mist Lane.

For a broader overview of the development, see our Faircrest homes and community guide.

Buyers should compare property addresses when browsing multiple subdivision pages to avoid counting the same home more than once.

Location and Commuting

Faircrest North is situated in eastern Centreville near Centreville Farms Road and Route 29. Interstate 66 and Route 28 connect the area to Fairfax, Chantilly, and other Northern Virginia employment centers.

Shopping, restaurants, and everyday services are available along Route 29 and in surrounding commercial centers.

Before purchasing, test your commute during normal travel hours and consider the property's proximity to major neighborhood entrances.

Schools Serving Faircrest North

Homes in the broader Faircrest community commonly fall within the attendance areas of Colin Powell Elementary School, Liberty Middle School, and Centreville High School.

Verify assignments for the exact property address using Fairfax County Public Schools. Attendance boundaries can change.

Inspection Priorities for Faircrest North Buyers

Because documented homes date to the early 2000s, ask about roof replacement, HVAC equipment, water heaters, windows, and exterior maintenance.

For homes with finished lower levels, inspect drainage and evidence of moisture intrusion. Review the condition of decks, fences, and garage doors, and request permits for major renovations.

Also verify that exterior improvements comply with the appropriate association's architectural requirements.

Faircrest North FAQs

Is Faircrest North a real subdivision?

Yes. FAIRCREST NORTH appears as a subdivision designation in Bright MLS-derived property records for Centreville homes.

Are Faircrest North homes townhouses?

Verified listings include fee-simple townhouses. Confirm the property type and ownership structure for each listing.

When were Faircrest North homes built?

Reviewed townhomes date primarily to 2003–2005.

Does Faircrest North have an HOA?

Yes. Properties are subject to the broader Faircrest association structure, including the Centreville Farms master association and the applicable section association.

Does Faircrest North have pool access?

The broader Faircrest community maintains a swimming pool and other shared amenities. Confirm current access requirements with the association.

Should buyers search Faircrest North and Faircrest separately?

Yes. Both names appear in real estate databases, and checking multiple subdivision labels can help identify available properties.