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Stuart's Crossing Homes For Sale | Centreville, VA

Explore Stuart's Crossing homes for sale in Centreville, Virginia. Located along Bull Run Post Office Road in Fairfax County's 20121 ZIP code, Stuart's Crossing is a small luxury estate-home community developed by NVHomes.

Originally marketed as 20 detached homes on approximately five-acre wooded homesites, the neighborhood offers a different ownership experience from Centreville's conventional subdivisions. Buyers should evaluate private utilities, usable acreage, HOA obligations, and long-term property maintenance.

Stuart's Crossing at a Glance

Feature Details
Location Centreville, Fairfax County, VA 20121
Subdivision STUART'S CROSSING
Property type Detached luxury estate homes
Builder NVHomes
Community size 20 homesites originally marketed
Construction Approximately 2014–2017
Lot sizes Approximately five acres or more; individual parcels vary
Architecture Colonial, Craftsman, and traditional estate designs
Garages Three-car garages documented
Water Private wells documented
Sewer Private septic systems documented
HOA Stuart's Crossing Community Association identified in listings
Documented roads Bull Run Post Office Road, Corbin Lane

Luxury Homes and Floor Plans

Stuart's Crossing features substantial detached residences with spacious interiors and traditional architectural details. NVHomes marketed several estate-home designs, including the Clifton Park, Monticello, Regent's Park, and Remington models.

Documented properties include five-bedroom layouts, dramatic entry foyers, large kitchens, home offices, fireplaces, and multiple living areas.

Some homes offer finished lower levels with recreation rooms, additional bathrooms, and guest accommodations. Compare above-grade square footage separately from basement space, and verify permits for later improvements.

Five-Acre Homesites and Land Use

The large homesites are a defining feature of Stuart's Crossing. Reviewed parcels include approximately 5.0, 5.19, and 6.42 acres.

However, total acreage does not necessarily equal usable acreage. Buyers should review surveys, property boundaries, easements, slopes, wooded areas, and environmental restrictions.

Before planning a pool, detached structure, extensive clearing, or other improvement, verify zoning, setbacks, HOA restrictions, and county permit requirements.

Private Wells and Septic Systems

Private water and wastewater systems are especially important in Stuart's Crossing. Reviewed homes use private wells and septic systems rather than conventional public water and sewer connections.

Before purchasing, buyers should consider:

  • Well yield, water quality testing, and treatment equipment
  • Septic inspection, pumping history, and approved capacity
  • Location of the septic drain field and reserve area
  • Restrictions affecting additions or additional bedrooms
  • Maintenance responsibilities and replacement access

Confirm the permitted septic bedroom capacity with Fairfax County rather than relying solely on the bedroom count advertised in a listing.

Stuart's Crossing HOA

Reviewed listings identify a homeowners association, including the name Stuart's Crossing Community Association.

Buyers should obtain the current resale disclosure package and verify assessments, common-area responsibilities, road maintenance, architectural requirements, and any restrictions affecting fences, outbuildings, or landscaping.

Do not assume that a large private lot is exempt from community covenants.

Estate-Home Maintenance Considerations

Large homes and acreage can increase maintenance obligations. Review roof condition, HVAC zoning, drainage, exterior masonry, driveways, and landscaping equipment.

For wooded properties, consider tree maintenance, stormwater runoff, and access for emergency vehicles or service contractors.

Also evaluate the condition of any private driveway, retaining walls, irrigation systems, and outdoor structures.

Location and Commuting

Stuart's Crossing is situated along Bull Run Post Office Road, with connections toward Route 29 and Interstate 66.

The neighborhood provides a more secluded residential setting while remaining within driving distance of Centreville's shopping, dining, and services.

Buyers should test commuting routes during peak travel hours and account for the distance from individual homes to major roads.

Schools Serving Stuart's Crossing

Reviewed listings identify Bull Run Elementary School, Liberty Middle School, and Centreville High School.

School boundaries may change. Confirm assignments for the specific property through Fairfax County Public Schools.

Stuart's Crossing FAQs

Is Stuart's Crossing a verified subdivision?

Yes. Recorded property transactions and Bright MLS-derived listings identify STUART'S CROSSING as a distinct subdivision in Centreville.

Who built Stuart's Crossing?

NVHomes developed the community, offering several luxury estate-home floor plans.

How many homes are in the neighborhood?

The original builder community was marketed with 20 homesites.

Are the homes on five-acre lots?

The development was marketed around five-acre homesites. Individual parcels vary, with some exceeding six acres.

Do the homes have public water and sewer?

Reviewed properties use private wells and septic systems. Verify utilities and permits for each address.

Does Stuart's Crossing have an HOA?

Yes. Residential listings identify association membership. Confirm the current governing documents and assessments.

Explore Stuart's Crossing Homes With a Local Expert

Dell Residential Group can help you evaluate Stuart's Crossing estate homes, compare usable acreage and floor plans, review HOA documents, and coordinate due diligence involving wells, septic systems, and property-specific land restrictions.

Contact Dell Residential Group