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Evergreen Square Townhomes For Sale | Oakton, VA

Explore Evergreen Square townhomes for sale in Oakton, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22124 ZIP code, Evergreen Square is an established townhouse community with documented homes along Bushman Drive. Buyers seeking multilevel living space, private outdoor areas, and access to Oakton's commuter routes may find this neighborhood worth considering.

Unlike a detached-home subdivision, Evergreen Square has attached housing, smaller individually owned lots, and shared community responsibilities. Before purchasing, buyers should compare interior and end-unit layouts, parking arrangements, basement conditions, and homeowners association requirements.

Evergreen Square at a glance

Feature Verified details
Location Oakton, Fairfax County, VA 22124
Legal subdivision EVERGREEN SQUARE
Property type Attached townhomes
Documented construction 1970s-era townhomes; 1976 reported in neighborhood records
Documented street Bushman Drive
Bedrooms Three bedrooms on documented townhome
Floor plans Multilevel layouts with finished basements on documented homes
Outdoor space Private fenced yard and deck on verified sale
Lot configuration Individual townhouse parcels; one county record shows 1,440 square feet
Water and sewer Public connections on verified county parcel
HOA Confirm association membership, assessments, and services for each property
School district Fairfax County Public Schools; verify assigned schools by address

Townhomes and floor plans

Evergreen Square features established attached townhomes. A documented residence at 10335 Bushman Drive includes three bedrooms, a finished basement with a recreation room and fireplace, and a fenced backyard with a two-level deck.

Homes of this era can differ substantially in renovation quality, room configuration, and lower-level finishes. Buyers should compare finished square footage, ceiling heights, storage, and whether basement rooms have appropriate emergency exits.

End-unit properties may offer additional natural light and outdoor exposure, while interior units have shared walls on both sides. The actual layout and maintenance condition matter more than the unit's position alone.

What buyers should know before purchasing

  • Roofing and exterior: Review roof age, siding, masonry, windows, and responsibility for repairs.
  • Basements: Inspect foundation walls, drainage, moisture conditions, and the quality of finished lower-level space.
  • Shared walls: Consider sound transmission, fire separation, and any history of water intrusion from adjoining properties.
  • Parking: Verify assigned spaces, visitor parking rules, and any restrictions on commercial or oversized vehicles.
  • HOA documents: Review governing documents, budgets, reserves, assessments, and architectural restrictions.
  • Outdoor improvements: Confirm approval requirements for decks, fences, patios, and exterior alterations.

Basements and outdoor living

Finished basements can provide valuable flexibility for recreation, work, or guest space. However, buyers should confirm whether improvements were properly permitted and whether advertised bedrooms meet applicable requirements.

A documented Evergreen Square townhome has a fenced backyard and an elevated deck. Buyers should inspect deck framing, attachment points, stairs, railings, and drainage beneath outdoor structures.

Because townhouse lots are relatively compact, privacy, sunlight, and usable yard space can vary considerably between homes.

HOA and ownership responsibilities

Before purchasing an Evergreen Square townhome, request the applicable association resale documents and confirm the current assessment, services, insurance responsibilities, and any planned capital projects.

Do not assume that a townhouse association maintains individual roofs, windows, siding, or private decks. Those responsibilities depend on the governing documents and ownership structure.

Buyers should also review architectural standards and any restrictions affecting exterior improvements, rentals, pets, or parking.

Location and commuting

Evergreen Square is situated in Oakton near Jermantown Road and the broader Route 123 corridor. The community offers road connections toward Interstate 66, Fairfax City, Vienna, and other Northern Virginia employment centers.

Nearby shopping and services are available in Oakton and Fairfax. The Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro station provides an additional regional transportation option, although buyers should verify the actual driving, transit, or walking route from their address.

Commute times can vary significantly during peak hours. Evaluate the specific route and neighborhood access points before making a purchase decision.

Schools serving Evergreen Square

Evergreen Square properties are within Fairfax County Public Schools. Elementary, middle, and high school assignments should be confirmed directly through the FCPS boundary lookup using the exact property address.

Do not rely on neighboring community listings for school assignments, since attendance boundaries can differ across nearby streets.

Frequently asked questions

Is Evergreen Square a recognized subdivision in Oakton?

Yes. Fairfax County's official parcel records identify EVERGREEN SQUARE as the legal subdivision for a townhouse on Bushman Drive.

What types of homes are in Evergreen Square?

Evergreen Square is a townhouse community with attached, multilevel residences.

When were Evergreen Square townhomes built?

Neighborhood records identify homes dating to approximately 1976. Verify the construction date for each individual property.

Do Evergreen Square townhomes have basements?

Documented homes include finished basements with recreation space. Basement configurations and conditions vary.

Is Evergreen Square the same as Four Winds at Oakton?

No. Four Winds at Oakton is a separate condominium community nearby. Buyers should not include Four Winds condominium listings in an Evergreen Square townhouse search.

Explore Evergreen Square Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a townhome in Evergreen Square? Dell Residential Group can help you compare floor plans, evaluate basement and exterior conditions, review HOA and parking requirements, and understand the long-term responsibilities of townhouse ownership.

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