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Seven Hills Homes For Sale in Clifton, VA

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Homes in Clifton, VA (Community: Seven Hills)

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Seven Hills Homes For Sale | Clifton, VA

Explore Seven Hills homes for sale in Clifton, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 20124 ZIP code, Seven Hills is an established residential community featuring custom detached homes on wooded properties of approximately five acres.

Situated near Henderson Road, Seven Hills offers substantial privacy, distinctive architecture, and a countryside setting. Buyers should pay particular attention to private-road maintenance, homeowners association obligations, water and wastewater systems, and the condition of large wooded homesites.

Seven Hills at a Glance

Feature Details
Location Clifton, Fairfax County, VA 20124
MLS subdivision SEVEN HILLS
Legal subdivision SEVEN HILLS ADDITION documented; verify each parcel
Property type Detached custom single-family homes
Ownership Fee simple in reviewed listings
Construction Late 1970s through 1980s in documented homes
Architecture Contemporary, ranch-style, and custom residences
Lot sizes Approximately five acres in reviewed properties
Streets Seven Hills Lane and Seven Hills Court
HOA Spruce Valley HOA identified in reviewed listings
HOA services Road maintenance, snow removal, and common grounds documented
Water Private well documented
Wastewater Verify system type, permits, and capacity by property
Schools Fairfax County Public Schools; verify by address

Custom Homes in Seven Hills

Seven Hills features individually designed homes rather than standardized production-built residences. Documented properties include contemporary homes with expansive windows and ranch-style residences designed around predominantly main-level living.

At 12100 Seven Hills Lane, a custom contemporary built in 1982 offers approximately 4,097 square feet of above-grade living space, multiple bedrooms, and extensive outdoor decking.

Another residence at 8000 Seven Hills Court, built in 1979, features a custom ranch-style layout, substantial living space, and an indoor swimming pool.

These examples illustrate the neighborhood's architectural variety. Buyers should compare floor plans, renovation histories, and specialized maintenance requirements rather than assuming homes have similar features.

Five-Acre Wooded Homesites

Reviewed Seven Hills properties occupy approximately five acres, providing substantial separation between homes and opportunities for outdoor recreation.

However, wooded acreage introduces maintenance responsibilities that may not be obvious during a showing.

Before purchasing, evaluate:

  • Property boundaries and recorded easements.
  • Cleared land versus wooded acreage.
  • Tree condition and storm-related hazards.
  • Drainage, grading, and steep slopes.
  • Private driveway condition and resurfacing costs.
  • Locations of wells and wastewater infrastructure.
  • Restrictions affecting fences, pools, and accessory structures.

Spruce Valley HOA and Private Roads

Reviewed Seven Hills listings identify Spruce Valley HOA, with responsibilities including road maintenance, snow removal, and common-area services.

Association information also references horse trails and walking paths. Buyers should verify current access rights, maintenance responsibilities, and applicable restrictions.

Before purchasing, request the governing documents, current assessment information, financial statements, and available reserve information.

Determine which roads are privately maintained, how major repairs are funded, and whether homeowners are responsible for their individual driveways.

Private Utilities and Infrastructure

Private well service is documented in Seven Hills. Buyers should verify each property's water source and wastewater system before removing inspection contingencies.

For private wells, arrange water-quality testing and inspect the pump, pressure tank, and treatment equipment.

Where septic systems are present, review permits, inspection findings, maintenance records, approved bedroom capacity, and reserve drainfield locations.

Utility capacity can affect plans for additional bedrooms, guest accommodations, or major renovations.

Home Inspections and Renovation Considerations

Because documented homes date to the late 1970s and 1980s, buyers should carefully evaluate roofing, windows, HVAC equipment, electrical systems, plumbing, and foundation drainage.

Contemporary homes with extensive glass may require particular attention to window seals, insulation, and heating and cooling performance.

Properties with indoor pools, large decks, or specialized mechanical systems should receive appropriate specialist inspections.

Location and Commuting

Seven Hills is located near Henderson Road in the Clifton area of Fairfax County.

Regional connections include Henderson Road, Clifton Road, Route 123, and Fairfax County Parkway.

The neighborhood offers a wooded setting, but most everyday errands require driving. Buyers should evaluate commute times during their normal travel hours and consider winter access on private roads and long driveways.

Nearby Recreation

The surrounding Clifton area offers outdoor opportunities at Hemlock Overlook Regional Park, the Bull Run Occoquan Trail, and other Fairfax County recreational destinations.

Historic Clifton provides restaurants and small businesses. These are nearby destinations rather than amenities operated by the Seven Hills homeowners association.

Schools Serving Seven Hills

Reviewed listings identify Fairview Elementary School and Robinson Secondary School.

School boundaries can change. Confirm current assignments directly with Fairfax County Public Schools using the property's exact address.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Seven Hills located?

Seven Hills is an established residential community along Seven Hills Lane and Seven Hills Court near Henderson Road in Clifton, Virginia 20124.

What types of homes are in Seven Hills?

The neighborhood features detached custom homes, including contemporary and ranch-style residences.

How large are Seven Hills lots?

Reviewed homes occupy approximately five acres. Buyers should verify exact parcel boundaries and usable acreage.

Does Seven Hills have an HOA?

Yes. Reviewed listings identify Spruce Valley HOA. Confirm current assessments, covenants, and maintenance responsibilities for each property.

Are Seven Hills roads privately maintained?

HOA listings identify road maintenance and snow removal among association services. Buyers should confirm which road segments and driveways are covered.

Can buyers keep horses in Seven Hills?

Horse trails are referenced in association information, but that does not automatically establish permission to keep horses on every property. Verify zoning, recorded covenants, and applicable approvals.

Explore Seven Hills Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Seven Hills? Dell Residential Group can help you compare custom residences, evaluate five-acre wooded lots, review Spruce Valley HOA obligations, investigate private utilities, and assess road maintenance and property improvement restrictions before purchasing in Clifton.

Contact Dell Residential Group