London Towne Townhomes For Sale | Centreville, VA

Explore London Towne townhomes for sale in Centreville, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 20120 ZIP code, London Towne is an established townhouse community along Stone Road between Route 29 and Braddock Road. Developed primarily during the late 1960s, the neighborhood offers two- and three-level townhomes, mature landscaping, and access to nearby shopping and commuter routes.

London Towne may appeal to buyers seeking an established Centreville neighborhood with relatively modest floor plans and a homeowners association. However, parking arrangements, renovation quality, and finished basement space vary by property.

London Towne Fast Facts

What Are London Towne Townhomes Like?

London Towne features attached townhouses built primarily in the late 1960s. Many have traditional brick exteriors, two or three finished levels, and compact private outdoor areas.

Three-bedroom floor plans are common, although bedroom counts and bathroom configurations vary. Some properties have finished lower levels that provide additional recreation, office, or storage space.

Because homes have undergone different levels of renovation, buyers should compare the condition of kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, windows, and major mechanical systems rather than relying solely on square footage.

Parking and Outdoor Space

London Towne generally relies on surface parking rather than attached garages. This matters for buyers with multiple vehicles or who regularly host visitors.

Before purchasing, verify whether parking spaces are assigned, reserved, or available on a first-come basis. Review the HOA's current rules concerning visitor parking, commercial vehicles, and towing.

Some homes have fenced rear yards, patios, or decks. Properties bordering wooded areas may offer additional privacy, but buyers should inspect drainage, fencing, and exterior maintenance needs.

London Towne HOA

The neighborhood is governed by the London Towne Homeowners Association, with professional management through Sequoia Management.

Association obligations can affect the total cost of ownership even when monthly assessments are relatively modest.

Buyers should review:

• Current HOA assessments, budgets, and reserve information
• Any planned special assessments or major common-area projects
• Assigned parking, guest parking, and towing restrictions
• Exterior maintenance and architectural approval requirements
• Common-area landscaping, trash collection, and snow-removal responsibilities
• Rental restrictions and other recorded covenants

Request the current resale disclosure package and confirm which services the association provides. Historical listing descriptions should not substitute for current governing documents.

London Towne vs. London Town West

Although the names are similar, London Towne and London Town West are distinct Centreville subdivisions.

When comparing listings, confirm the Bright MLS subdivision name and the association identified in the resale documents.

Location, Shopping, and Commuting

London Towne is located near Stone Road, Route 29, and Braddock Road. Interstate 66 and Route 28 provide regional access toward Fairfax, Chantilly, Manassas, and other Northern Virginia employment centers.

Neighborhood shopping and everyday services are available along Stone Road and Route 29. Nearby parks and Cub Run Stream Valley recreational areas provide additional outdoor options.

For a broader look at nearby subdivisions, see our Centreville, VA Neighborhoods: Complete Local Guide.

Schools Serving London Towne

London Towne Elementary School is located near the community. Published neighborhood information also identifies Stone Middle School and Westfield High School.

School boundaries can change, so verify the exact property address through Fairfax County Public Schools before making a purchase decision.

What Should Buyers Inspect?

Because many London Towne homes were built during the 1960s, inspection priorities should include electrical systems, plumbing materials, roofing, windows, HVAC equipment, and signs of moisture in lower levels.

Buyers should also investigate the quality and permitting history of renovations, particularly where walls have been removed or bathrooms added.

Older townhomes can offer useful living space and established surroundings, but deferred maintenance may offset the apparent value of cosmetic updates.

Is London Towne Right for You?

London Towne may suit buyers seeking a townhouse in an established Centreville neighborhood with access to major roads and everyday services.

The main tradeoffs are older construction, variable renovation quality, surface parking, and HOA restrictions. Buyers who prioritize attached garages or newer floor plans should compare other Centreville communities before deciding.

London Towne FAQs

Is London Towne a townhouse community?

Yes. London Towne primarily consists of attached townhouses in Centreville's 20120 ZIP code.

When were London Towne homes built?

Most were built between 1966 and 1970, with some later construction.

How many homes are in London Towne?

Published neighborhood information identifies approximately 665 homes.

Does London Towne have an HOA?

Yes. The community is governed by the London Towne Homeowners Association.

Do London Towne homes have garages?

Surface parking is typical. Buyers should confirm the parking arrangements for each property.

Is London Towne the same as London Town West?

No. They are separate subdivisions with different construction periods and homeowners associations.

What schools serve London Towne?

London Towne Elementary, Stone Middle, and Westfield High are identified in published neighborhood information. Verify assignments by address.