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Sharpe Property Homes For Sale | Fairfax, VA

Explore Sharpe Property homes for sale in Fairfax, Virginia. Sharpe Property is a residential subdivision designation used in Bright MLS for a detached home on Stratford Avenue in the independent City of Fairfax, VA 22030.

A documented property features a traditional two-story design with a finished basement, attached garage, and private outdoor space. Because the verified residential evidence is limited, buyers should evaluate each property's actual features, ownership documents, and location rather than assume that Sharpe Property is a uniform subdivision.

Sharpe Property at a glance

Feature Verified details
Location City of Fairfax, VA 22030
MLS subdivision SHARPE PROPERTY
Documented property type Detached single-family home
Documented construction 1978
Architecture Traditional residential design
Documented lot size Approximately 0.35 acres
Interior Four bedrooms, multiple living areas, and finished basement on verified property
Parking Attached two-car garage on verified property
Outdoor features Deck, fenced yard, and private swimming pool on documented property
Utilities Public water and public sewer on verified property
HOA No HOA reported on verified listing
Documented street Stratford Avenue
Schools Daniels Run Elementary, Katherine Johnson Middle, and Fairfax High on verified listing; confirm by address

Homes and floor plans

A documented Sharpe Property home was built in 1978 and offers three finished levels. Its floor plan includes separate living and dining areas, a family room with a wood-burning fireplace, a sunroom, and upper-level bedrooms.

The finished basement provides additional living space, while the attached garage and private driveway accommodate parking and storage needs.

Buyers should verify the distinction between above-grade and below-grade finished square footage. Room counts, renovations, and other features should be evaluated individually rather than treated as subdivision-wide characteristics.

What buyers should know before purchasing

  • Renovation history: Request permits and contractor records for structural changes, finished basements, bathrooms, and kitchen improvements.
  • Swimming pools: Where present, inspect the pool structure, equipment, safety barriers, electrical components, and maintenance records.
  • Finished basements: Evaluate foundation drainage, waterproofing, humidity control, and signs of previous moisture intrusion.
  • Exterior systems: Inspect roofing, siding, masonry, windows, decks, and exterior drainage.
  • Mechanical equipment: Review HVAC systems, water heaters, plumbing, and electrical panels.
  • Property boundaries: Confirm setbacks, easements, fencing locations, and any restrictions affecting future improvements.

Outdoor living and pool ownership

The documented Stratford Avenue residence features a fenced backyard with an in-ground swimming pool, spa, and outdoor entertaining areas.

For buyers considering a home with similar improvements, the pool should receive an inspection separate from the general home inspection. Important considerations include circulation equipment, underground plumbing, electrical bonding, drainage, and safety requirements.

Outdoor amenities can provide recreational value, but they also add maintenance responsibilities. Buyers should consider seasonal servicing, equipment replacement, and the condition of surrounding patios, decks, and fencing.

Renovations and older construction

Homes constructed during the 1970s may have been substantially updated over time. Buyers should distinguish cosmetic improvements from replacements of major building systems.

When evaluating a renovated home, inspect both improved and unimproved areas. Updated countertops or flooring do not establish the age or condition of concealed plumbing, wiring, insulation, or structural components.

Review permit histories with the City of Fairfax and consider specialized inspections where the property's age, features, or condition warrant them.

HOA and ownership considerations

The verified Sharpe Property listing reports no homeowners association. However, buyers should still review recorded covenants, easements, title documents, and the property survey.

Owners should plan for individual maintenance of landscaping, roofing, driveways, drainage, and any private outdoor amenities unless applicable documents establish shared responsibilities.

Location and commuting

The documented Sharpe Property address is on Stratford Avenue in Fairfax City, with connections toward University Drive, Fairfax Boulevard, and Chain Bridge Road.

Downtown Fairfax offers restaurants, shopping, public services, and community destinations. Regional roads provide access toward Interstate 66, George Mason University, and neighboring Fairfax County communities.

Buyers should evaluate commute times, pedestrian access, and traffic conditions from the exact property address.

Schools serving Sharpe Property

A documented residential listing identifies Daniels Run Elementary School, Katherine Johnson Middle School, and Fairfax High School.

Public school assignments are administered through Fairfax County Public Schools. Confirm current attendance boundaries using the official address lookup before purchasing.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sharpe Property a recognized subdivision in Fairfax?

Yes. Bright MLS identifies SHARPE PROPERTY as the subdivision for a documented detached residence on Stratford Avenue in Fairfax, VA 22030.

What types of homes are in Sharpe Property?

A verified property is a detached single-family residence with a traditional design and three finished levels. Additional property types have not been independently established.

When were Sharpe Property homes built?

The documented Stratford Avenue home was built in 1978. Construction years for any additional properties should be verified individually.

Does Sharpe Property have an HOA?

No HOA is reported on the verified residential listing. Buyers should nevertheless examine recorded restrictions and property-specific obligations.

Are all Stratford Avenue homes part of Sharpe Property?

Not necessarily. The MLS subdivision and legal parcel records should be checked for each address before including it in the Sharpe Property community.

Explore Sharpe Property Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Sharpe Property? Dell Residential Group can help you evaluate renovation records, inspect pool and basement conditions, review ownership restrictions, and compare the property's location and maintenance responsibilities before purchasing.

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