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Japonica Townhomes For Sale | Springfield, VA

Explore Japonica townhomes for sale in Springfield, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22150 ZIP code, Japonica is an established townhouse community near Franconia Road, Springfield's commuter rail station, and major regional highways. Built primarily between 1995 and 1999, the neighborhood offers three-level homes with a mix of assigned parking and attached-garage floor plans.

Japonica is a distinct MLS subdivision within the larger Greenwood HOA community. Buyers can enjoy shared neighborhood amenities while comparing townhouses that vary significantly in interior space, parking, and lower-level configurations.

Japonica Community Fast Facts

Feature Details
Community Japonica
Location Springfield, Fairfax County, VA 22150
Property type Fee-simple townhomes
Construction Primarily 1995–1999
Home layouts Three-level Colonial-style townhouses, commonly 3–4 bedrooms
Parking Assigned spaces or attached garages, depending on model
HOA Greenwood Homeowners Association
Amenities Community pool, recreational facilities, trails, and reported Metro shuttle service
Schools Forestdale Elementary, Key Middle, and John R. Lewis High; verify by address

Townhomes and Floor Plans in Japonica

Japonica features traditional Colonial-style townhouses, many with brick-front exteriors and three finished levels. Three-bedroom layouts are common, although some homes provide four bedrooms or flexible lower-level rooms.

Interior configurations vary considerably. Smaller models may have approximately 1,250 square feet, while larger homes can exceed 2,200 square feet of total finished space. Some offer eat-in kitchens, separate dining areas, fireplaces, and finished walkout basements.

Buyers should compare above-grade square footage separately from finished lower-level space. Also verify whether any basement bedroom has proper emergency egress and whether renovations were completed with required permits.

Garages, Assigned Parking, and Outdoor Space

Parking is one of the most important differences between Japonica townhomes. Some properties have assigned surface spaces, while larger models include an attached one-car garage and driveway.

For example, a documented home on Dakine Circle has an attached garage, while properties on Trips Way have been marketed with assigned parking.

Buyers should verify parking allocations, guest parking restrictions, garage dimensions, and whether driveway parking is permitted. Rear decks, fenced patios, and walkout lower levels also vary by property.

Greenwood HOA and Neighborhood Amenities

Although Japonica is identified separately in MLS records, its homes are associated with the Greenwood Homeowners Association. Shared amenities include a community swimming pool, recreational facilities, and neighborhood trails.

Community information also identifies a weekday shuttle serving the Franconia-Springfield Metro and VRE station. Buyers should confirm whether this service is currently operating, its schedule, and whether it is included in their HOA assessment.

Before purchasing, review the current resale disclosure package, budget, reserve study, insurance information, architectural guidelines, and parking regulations. Confirm which maintenance services are included and whether any special assessments are pending.

Metro Access and Commuting

Japonica is positioned near the Franconia-Springfield Metro and Virginia Railway Express station. These rail connections provide alternatives for commuters traveling toward Alexandria, Arlington, and Washington, DC.

Nearby Franconia Road also connects to the regional road network, including Interstate 95, Interstate 395, and Interstate 495. Fort Belvoir and other Northern Virginia employment centers are accessible by road.

Buyers should evaluate actual station access, shuttle availability, and weekday commuting conditions before assuming a particular travel time.

Schools, Shopping, and Recreation

Documented Japonica listings identify Forestdale Elementary School, Key Middle School, and John R. Lewis High School. Confirm current school assignments directly through Fairfax County Public Schools for the specific address.

Springfield Town Center and surrounding retail corridors offer grocery stores, restaurants, shopping, and everyday services. Nearby Fairfax County parks provide additional trails and outdoor recreation beyond the community's shared amenities.

What Buyers Should Inspect

Japonica homes are approaching or exceeding three decades of age, making maintenance records and renovation quality important purchasing considerations.

  • Roof and exterior: Verify replacement history, flashing, siding, and window condition.
  • HVAC: Review equipment age, service history, and temperature differences between levels.
  • Basements: Check moisture conditions, walkout drainage, and finished-space permits.
  • Parking: Confirm assigned spaces, garage dimensions, and guest parking rules.
  • Decks and patios: Review structural condition and HOA approval requirements.
  • HOA finances: Examine reserves, assessments, maintenance obligations, and any planned capital work.
  • Renovations: Verify permits for structural changes, basement bedrooms, and major improvements.

Is Japonica Right for You?

Japonica may appeal to buyers seeking a three-level Springfield townhouse with community recreation facilities and convenient access to regional transportation.

Its mix of garage-equipped and assigned-parking models gives buyers different options within the same subdivision. The main tradeoffs include compact private yards, stairs between living levels, HOA restrictions, and maintenance needs associated with 1990s construction.

Frequently Asked Questions About Japonica

Where is Japonica located?

Japonica is in Springfield, Fairfax County, Virginia 22150, with homes on streets including Dakine Circle, Levi Court, Trips Way, and Katherine Ann Lane.

When were Japonica townhomes built?

Most were built between 1995 and 1999.

Does Japonica have an HOA?

Yes. Japonica homes are associated with the Greenwood Homeowners Association. Buyers should confirm current assessments, services, and restrictions.

Do Japonica townhomes have garages?

Some larger models have attached garages, while other homes use assigned surface parking.

Is Japonica the same subdivision as Greenwood?

No. Japonica appears as a separate subdivision in MLS records, although its homes share the Greenwood HOA and certain community amenities.

Explore Japonica Townhomes With a Local Expert

Considering a townhome in Japonica? Dell Residential Group can help you compare garage and assigned-parking models, review Greenwood HOA documents, evaluate property condition, and navigate the Springfield real estate market.

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