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Brecon Ridge Woods Homes For Sale in Fairfax, VA

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Brecon Ridge Woods Homes For Sale | Fairfax, VA

Explore Brecon Ridge Woods homes for sale in Fairfax, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22030 ZIP code, Brecon Ridge Woods is an established residential community near Brecon Ridge and the Country Club of Fairfax. Documented housing includes detached homes on wooded lots, offering a setting that differs from more densely developed subdivisions.

Buyers should pay particular attention to private water and septic systems, lot conditions, renovation histories, and the distinction between Brecon Ridge Woods and neighboring subdivisions.

Brecon Ridge Woods at a glance

Feature Verified details
Location Fairfax County, Fairfax, VA 22030
Community designation BRECON RIDGE WOODS
Property type Detached single-family homes on documented properties
Documented construction 1957 on verified property
Architecture Split-level design on documented home
Documented lot Approximately 1.3 acres
Floor plans Multiple levels; layouts vary by property
Basements Full unfinished basement on verified property
Parking Attached two-car garage and private driveway on verified property
Water supply Private well on documented property
Sewage disposal Private septic system on documented property
HOA No HOA reported on verified listing
Documented street Pelham Lane
Schools Oak View Elementary, Frost Middle, and Woodson High on verified listing; confirm by address

Homes and architectural features

Brecon Ridge Woods includes established detached housing. A documented Pelham Lane residence was built in 1957 and features a four-level split-level design with brick and stone exterior materials.

Its interior includes hardwood flooring, multiple living areas, fireplaces, large windows, and an updated kitchen. The home also has a full unfinished basement, which buyers should distinguish from finished living space when comparing properties.

These features describe a specific residence rather than a standard floor plan throughout Brecon Ridge Woods. Buyers should verify the construction date, room configuration, renovations, and finished square footage of each home.

What buyers should know before purchasing

  • Private wells: Arrange water-quality testing and appropriate inspections of the well and related equipment.
  • Septic systems: Confirm permitted capacity, maintenance records, drain-field condition, and any reserve area.
  • Wooded lots: Evaluate mature trees, grading, drainage, and the cost of maintaining larger properties.
  • Older construction: Inspect roofing, electrical systems, plumbing, insulation, windows, and structural components.
  • Unfinished basements: Review moisture conditions, foundation walls, drainage, and the feasibility of future finishing.
  • Access and easements: Verify driveway ownership, recorded access rights, and any shared maintenance obligations.

Private wells and septic systems

A verified Brecon Ridge Woods home uses a private well and septic system rather than public water and sewer. These systems create additional responsibilities that buyers should understand before closing.

Request available Fairfax County Health Department records and arrange inspections appropriate to the property. Septic system capacity can affect bedroom use and future additions, while well condition and water quality can influence maintenance planning.

Utility arrangements must be confirmed for each address rather than assumed from the community name.

Lots, privacy, and outdoor maintenance

The documented Pelham Lane property occupies approximately 1.3 wooded acres on a cul-de-sac. Its outdoor features include patios, a deck, and landscaped areas.

Buyers should distinguish total acreage from usable land. Slopes, mature trees, drainage features, septic fields, and easements may affect outdoor projects and future improvements.

Consider the costs of tree care, retaining-wall maintenance, drainage improvements, and driveway upkeep when evaluating a larger property.

HOA and country club considerations

No homeowners association is reported on the verified Brecon Ridge Woods listing. Buyers should still review recorded covenants, easements, and any private maintenance agreements.

A documented property advertises neighborhood access to the nearby Country Club of Fairfax golf course through a gated entrance. This should not be interpreted as automatic country club membership or unrestricted use of club facilities.

Buyers interested in golf or club amenities should independently confirm access rights, membership eligibility, fees, and applicable rules with the club and through property documents.

Location and commuting

Brecon Ridge Woods is near the Country Club of Fairfax and surrounding residential communities in western Fairfax County. Regional road connections provide access toward Fairfax City, George Mason University, Route 123, and Interstate 66.

Buyers should evaluate peak-hour travel conditions, driveway access, and actual routes from the property. Larger wooded lots may offer privacy while requiring more driving for everyday errands.

Schools serving Brecon Ridge Woods

A verified property listing identifies Oak View Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and Woodson High School.

School assignments may change and should be confirmed directly through Fairfax County Public Schools using the exact property address.

Frequently asked questions

Is Brecon Ridge Woods a recognized community in Fairfax?

Yes. Bright MLS identifies BRECON RIDGE WOODS as a residential subdivision, and Fairfax County's watershed planning documents list Brecon Ridge Woods as a distinct neighborhood.

What types of homes are in Brecon Ridge Woods?

Documented housing includes detached single-family homes. A verified residence features a four-level split-level design.

When were Brecon Ridge Woods homes built?

A documented property was built in 1957. Construction dates for other properties should be verified individually.

Do Brecon Ridge Woods homes have public water and sewer?

A verified property uses a private well and septic system. Buyers should confirm utilities for each address.

Is Brecon Ridge Woods the same as Brecon Ridge?

No. Fairfax County planning documents identify Brecon Ridge Woods and Brecon Ridge separately, although they are located in the same broader area.

Explore Brecon Ridge Woods Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Brecon Ridge Woods? Dell Residential Group can help you evaluate well and septic records, compare wooded lots and floor plans, review property restrictions, and assess long-term maintenance responsibilities before purchasing.

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