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Warren Raymond L Prop Homes For Sale | Fairfax, VA

Explore Warren Raymond L Prop homes for sale in Fairfax, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22030 ZIP code, Warren Raymond L Prop is a residential subdivision designation used in Bright MLS for detached properties along Warren Lane, near Shirley Gate Road.

Documented homes include older residences and newer Colonial-style construction on wooded lots of substantially different sizes. This is an area where buyers should evaluate individual parcels carefully, particularly private wells, septic systems, driveway access, and land maintenance.

Warren Raymond L Prop at a glance

Feature Verified details
Location Fairfax County, Fairfax, VA 22030
MLS subdivision WARREN RAYMOND L PROP
Property type Detached single-family homes
Documented construction 1957 and 2000 on sampled properties
Architecture Colonial-style residences on verified properties
Documented lot sizes Approximately 0.81 to 5.12 acres on sampled properties
Basements Lower-level living space on documented homes
Parking Private driveways; attached two-car garage on one verified property
Water supply Private wells on sampled properties
Sewage disposal On-site septic systems on sampled properties
HOA No HOA reported on sampled properties
Documented street Warren Lane
Schools Fairfax Villa Elementary, Frost Middle, and Woodson High on documented listings; verify by address

Homes and property differences

Homes carrying the Warren Raymond L Prop MLS designation are not necessarily part of a uniform, master-planned neighborhood. Documented properties vary significantly in age, lot size, and floor plan.

A 1957 residence on Warren Lane occupies approximately 0.81 acres, while a Colonial built in 2000 occupies more than five acres. The newer home features three finished levels, multiple gathering areas, a finished basement, and an attached garage.

Buyers should compare the actual condition, layout, and acreage of each property instead of assuming similar features throughout the subdivision.

What buyers should know before purchasing

  • Private wells: Arrange appropriate water-quality and well-system inspections, and review available maintenance records.
  • Septic systems: Confirm permitted capacity, tank and drain-field condition, inspection history, and any reserve area.
  • Driveway access: Determine whether access is public or private and review recorded easements and maintenance agreements.
  • Wooded acreage: Evaluate tree health, drainage, erosion, and the cost of maintaining larger parcels.
  • Basements: Inspect foundation walls, moisture control, drainage, and any finished areas below grade.
  • Future improvements: Verify zoning, setbacks, easements, septic limitations, and permit requirements before planning additions.

Private wells and septic systems

Private utilities are among the most important considerations for buyers evaluating Warren Lane properties. Both sampled homes report private wells and on-site septic systems.

Unlike homes connected to public water and sewer, properties with private systems require owners to understand equipment maintenance, water testing, septic inspections, and eventual replacement needs.

Before purchasing, request available Fairfax County Health Department records and arrange inspections appropriate to the property. Confirm the approved septic capacity rather than relying solely on the advertised bedroom count.

Lots, privacy, and land maintenance

Documented lot sizes vary from less than one acre to more than five acres. A larger parcel may offer greater separation from neighboring homes, but it can also require more extensive landscaping, tree care, drainage management, and driveway maintenance.

Buyers should distinguish total acreage from usable outdoor space. Wooded areas, slopes, drainage features, utility easements, and septic fields may limit where improvements can be made.

A current survey and careful review of recorded property documents can help establish the boundaries and practical limitations of the land.

HOA and ownership considerations

No homeowners association is reported on the sampled Warren Raymond L Prop listings. However, buyers should not assume that the absence of an HOA means there are no restrictions or shared obligations.

Review deeds, recorded covenants, access easements, and any private-road or driveway maintenance agreements. These documents may affect improvements and long-term ownership responsibilities.

Location and commuting

Warren Lane is accessed from the Shirley Gate Road area of Fairfax County. Nearby connections include Waples Mill Road, Route 50, and Interstate 66.

Regional shopping and services are available around Fairfax Corner, Fair Lakes, and the surrounding Fairfax area. Buyers should evaluate actual driving routes, driveway conditions, and peak-hour traffic from each property.

Schools serving Warren Raymond L Prop

Documented listings identify Fairfax Villa Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and Woodson High School.

School assignments are property-specific and may change. Confirm the current assignment through Fairfax County Public Schools using the exact address.

Frequently asked questions

Is Warren Raymond L Prop a recognized subdivision?

Yes. Bright MLS uses WARREN RAYMOND L PROP as a subdivision designation for documented detached properties in Fairfax, VA 22030. The recorded legal subdivision name may differ by parcel.

What types of homes are found here?

Documented properties are detached single-family homes, including Colonial-style residences built in different decades.

Are the properties connected to public water and sewer?

Both sampled homes use private wells and septic systems. Buyers should verify the utility arrangements for each property.

Does Warren Raymond L Prop have an HOA?

No HOA is reported on the sampled listings. Recorded easements and private maintenance obligations should still be reviewed.

Are all properties on Warren Lane part of this MLS subdivision?

Not necessarily. Buyers should verify the subdivision field and legal parcel records for each address rather than relying on the street name alone.

Explore Warren Raymond L Prop Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a home in Warren Raymond L Prop? Dell Residential Group can help you evaluate well and septic records, compare lot usability, review driveway easements, and assess the maintenance responsibilities associated with larger Fairfax properties.

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