Troxell Manor Homes For Sale | McLean, VA

Explore Troxell Manor homes for sale in McLean, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22102 ZIP code near Georgetown Pike, Troxell Manor is an established residential subdivision featuring detached homes on wooded lots along Merriewood Lane.

Documented properties include homes built during the late 1960s, with contemporary architecture, expanded living areas, and finished lower levels. Buyers should pay particular attention to septic systems, drainage, renovation histories, and the upkeep of larger landscaped properties.

Troxell Manor at a glance

Homes and architectural differences

Troxell Manor includes established detached residences with varied floor plans and renovation histories. A documented 1969 home features mid-century modern architecture, broad rooflines, natural wood siding, large windows, skylights, and multiple outdoor decks.

Other documented homes have traditional room arrangements, family-room additions, and expanded upper-level living space. Buyers should evaluate the actual layout, rather than assuming that all homes in Troxell Manor share the same architectural style.

Finished basements, home offices, additional bedrooms, and entertaining spaces may offer flexibility, but permitted uses and finished square footage should be confirmed individually.

What buyers should know before purchasing

• Private septic: Confirm system capacity, inspection results, pumping history, permits, and any reserve area before purchasing.
• Rooflines and skylights: Inspect flashing, roof drainage, seals, and evidence of previous leaks.
• Wood siding and decks: Check for moisture damage, deterioration, structural issues, and maintenance needs.
• Walkout basements: Evaluate grading, foundation drainage, waterproofing, and exterior entrances.
• Renovations and additions: Request permits, contractor records, and documentation for structural or mechanical changes.
• Tree coverage: Assess tree health, root systems, drainage, and the usable portions of the lot.

Septic systems and future improvements

Private septic is an important ownership consideration in Troxell Manor. A documented Merriewood Lane home uses a septic system rather than public sewer.

Buyers should request a septic inspection and review Fairfax County Health Department records. The approved bedroom capacity, condition of the drain field, and location of any reserve area can affect future additions and property improvements.

Do not assume that a finished room or advertised bedroom count automatically establishes the septic system's approved capacity.

Lots and outdoor living

Documented Troxell Manor homes occupy approximately half-acre lots, with mature trees, landscaped yards, and outdoor entertaining areas.

Features such as wraparound decks, balconies, patios, and walkout basements can create attractive indoor-outdoor connections. However, they may also require periodic structural inspections, waterproofing, and ongoing maintenance.

Buyers should compare privacy with practical lot usability, especially where mature trees, slopes, or drainage features limit expansion opportunities.

HOA and ownership considerations

A verified Troxell Manor listing reports no homeowners association. Buyers should still examine recorded covenants, easements, surveys, and any private maintenance agreements associated with the individual parcel.

Homeowners should expect to manage their own landscaping, driveway, exterior improvements, and septic maintenance unless applicable documents specify otherwise.

Location and commuting

Troxell Manor is located near Georgetown Pike, with connections toward Spring Hill Road, Old Dominion Drive, Tysons, and downtown McLean.

Interstate 495 and the Dulles Toll Road provide additional regional connections. Buyers should evaluate peak-hour traffic and driveway access from the exact property rather than relying solely on neighborhood-wide commute estimates.

Schools serving Troxell Manor

A verified subdivision listing identifies Spring Hill Elementary School, Cooper Middle School, and Langley High School.

School assignments are address-specific and subject to change. Confirm current boundaries directly with Fairfax County Public Schools.

Frequently asked questions

Is Troxell Manor a recognized subdivision in McLean?

Yes. Bright MLS identifies TROXELL MANOR as a residential subdivision in McLean, VA 22102.

What types of homes are in Troxell Manor?

Verified properties are detached single-family homes, including mid-century contemporary residences and expanded traditional homes.

When were Troxell Manor homes built?

A documented home was built in 1969. Buyers should verify construction dates and subsequent additions for each property.

Do Troxell Manor homes have septic systems?

At least one verified property uses public water and private septic. Utility arrangements and approved septic capacity must be checked for each address.

Does Troxell Manor have an HOA?

No HOA is reported on a verified listing. Buyers should nevertheless review title documents for property-specific restrictions and obligations.