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Springfield Oaks Homes For Sale | Springfield, VA

Explore Springfield Oaks homes for sale in Springfield, Virginia. Located in Fairfax County's 22153 ZIP code, Springfield Oaks is an established community of fee-simple townhouses near Rolling Road, Alban Road, and Fairfax County Parkway. The neighborhood features traditional Colonial-style homes built primarily during the mid-to-late 1980s.

Buyers will find two- and three-bedroom layouts, finished lower levels, private outdoor spaces, and assigned parking. Differences in renovations, basement configurations, and homeowners association obligations deserve careful attention.

Springfield Oaks Community Fast Facts

Feature Details
Community Springfield Oaks
Location Springfield, Fairfax County, VA 22153
MLS subdivision SPRINGFIELD OAKS
Property type Townhouses
Ownership Fee simple
Documented construction 1984–1987
Architecture Colonial-style, multilevel townhomes
Bedrooms Two- and three-bedroom layouts documented
Documented streets Springfield Oaks Drive, Pin Oak Drive, Northern Oaks Court, and Gambel Oak Drive
Parking Assigned outdoor parking reported; verify by address
HOA Springfield Oaks homeowners association
Common amenities Common grounds, walking paths, and playgrounds reported
Schools Saratoga Elementary, Key Middle, and John R. Lewis High reported; verify by address

Townhomes and Floor Plans in Springfield Oaks

Springfield Oaks features traditional townhouses with two or three levels of finished living space. Reviewed properties include two-bedroom homes built in 1984 and three-bedroom models built in 1987.

Many homes have separate living and dining areas, upper-level bedrooms, and finished lower-level recreation rooms. Walkout basements are documented, providing additional flexibility and access to outdoor spaces.

Interior conditions vary considerably. Some homes have renovated kitchens, updated bathrooms, newer flooring, and replacement windows, while others retain original finishes.

Buyers should distinguish above-grade square footage from finished basement space and verify permits for significant renovations.

Parking, Decks, and Outdoor Space

Reviewed Springfield Oaks listings identify assigned outdoor parking rather than private garages. Some properties report two parking spaces, but buyers should verify the actual assignments and guest parking rules.

Townhomes occupy relatively compact lots. Outdoor features may include decks, patios, and small rear yards, with some properties backing toward wooded areas.

End-unit homes may provide additional windows and side-yard space. Before purchasing, evaluate deck condition, drainage, fencing, and the boundary between private property and common areas.

Springfield Oaks HOA and Maintenance

Springfield Oaks has a homeowners association responsible for designated common areas. Reviewed Bright MLS listings report services including common-area maintenance, road maintenance, snow removal, and trash collection.

Community amenities reported in property records include walking paths, common grounds, and playground areas. Buyers should verify current access, facilities, and association rules.

Request the current HOA resale disclosure package to review assessments, reserve funding, architectural restrictions, parking regulations, and planned improvements.

Because these are fee-simple townhomes, owners generally maintain their own roofs, windows, exterior surfaces, decks, and mechanical systems unless governing documents specify otherwise.

Location and Commuting

Springfield Oaks is located near Rolling Road and Alban Road, with connections toward Fairfax County Parkway and Interstate 95.

These routes serve regional destinations including Fort Belvoir, Springfield, and other Northern Virginia employment centers. Franconia-Springfield Metrorail and Virginia Railway Express provide additional transportation options.

Buyers should evaluate travel conditions during their normal commuting hours and verify transit schedules.

Shopping, Parks, and Schools

Saratoga Shopping Center provides nearby grocery shopping, restaurants, and everyday services. Springfield Town Center offers additional retail and dining options.

Residents can explore nearby Fairfax County parks, trails, and recreational facilities. Walking access and distances vary by property.

Reviewed listings identify Saratoga Elementary School, Key Middle School, and John R. Lewis High School. Confirm current assignments directly with Fairfax County Public Schools using the specific property address.

What Buyers Should Evaluate

  • Parking: Verify assigned spaces, visitor parking, and vehicle restrictions.
  • HOA finances: Review assessments, reserves, maintenance responsibilities, and planned improvements.
  • Basements: Inspect moisture conditions, walkout access, and permitted finished space.
  • Major systems: Check roofing, HVAC equipment, windows, plumbing, and electrical components.
  • Outdoor features: Evaluate decks, fencing, drainage, and wooded-lot maintenance.
  • Renovation quality: Compare the age and condition of improvements rather than relying solely on cosmetic finishes.

Is Springfield Oaks Right for You?

Springfield Oaks may appeal to buyers seeking an established fee-simple townhouse with multiple living levels, assigned parking, and access to major Springfield commuter routes.

Potential tradeoffs include HOA assessments, limited private yard space, stairs between living levels, and the absence of private garages in reviewed homes. Buyers looking for detached houses or garage townhomes may prefer other nearby communities.

Frequently Asked Questions About Springfield Oaks

Where is Springfield Oaks located?

Springfield Oaks is in Springfield, Fairfax County, Virginia 22153, near Rolling Road and Alban Road.

Are Springfield Oaks homes townhouses or condos?

Reviewed property records identify fee-simple townhouses rather than condominium residences.

When were Springfield Oaks homes built?

Verified homes were built between 1984 and 1987, with additional community development reported through the late 1980s.

Does Springfield Oaks have an HOA?

Yes. The homeowners association maintains designated common areas and provides services identified in the governing documents.

Do Springfield Oaks townhomes have garages?

Reviewed listings report outdoor parking rather than attached garages. Verify parking arrangements for each property.

Do Springfield Oaks homes have finished basements?

Many documented townhomes have finished lower levels, including walkout configurations. Floor plans and finishes vary.

Explore Springfield Oaks Homes With a Local Expert

Considering a townhome in Springfield Oaks? Dell Residential Group can help you compare floor plans, evaluate renovations and finished basements, review HOA documents, and verify parking arrangements before purchasing.

Contact Dell Residential Group