Gated, Private and Master-Planned Communities in Northern Virginia

Northern Virginia Gated, Golf, and Master-Planned Communities

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Fawn Lake

Fredericksburg, Virginia Community
Fredericksburg, Virginia

Scenically situated on the banks of a 288-acre deep-water lake in Fredericksburg Virginia, Fawn Lake is honored as one of Virginia's most outstanding communities. A certified Audubon cooperative sanctuary, Fawn Lake features a private country club and an award-winning Arnold Palmer championship golf course. Other recreational amenities include, tennis, water-skiing, windsurfing, canoeing and fishing. Lots priced from $50,000 to $675,000; Homes priced from $410,000 to $2 million. Read More...

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Potomac Shores

Potomac Shores, Virginia Community
Potomac Shores, Virginia

Located 30 miles outside of Washington, DC, this new resort community embraces Tidewater tradition through its architecture and pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods. Amenities include a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course and 8,000 square-foot clubhouse; a social and recreational center, on-site elementary school, future marina, planned town center, and future on-site train stop. Homes, Townhomes, Villas priced from the $300,000s to the $800,000s. Read More...


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Trilogy® at Lake Frederick

Lake Frederick, Virginia Community
Lake Frederick, Virginia

Trilogy® by Shea Homes offers a selection of new single-family homes for sale at this new lakeside resort community about an hour west of Washington, D.C. The community is in Virginia's scenic Shenandoah Valley in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Homes priced from $330,000 to $600,000. Read More...


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About Northern Virginia
Northern Virginia has long been a hot spot for those working in Washington D.C., but over the past 20 years the region has definitely taken on its own identity. Many museums, performance venues, unique historic sites and renowned restaurants have taken up residence is this affluent and growing area. Shopping reigns supreme in Northern Virginia, as a treasure trove of outlets, malls and boutiques offer everything from international brands to regional, boutique products. The region still, however, retains some of its colonial charm, as horse racing, polo matches, and an abundance of pastoral landscapes scattered throughout offer a reminder of Virginia’s storied past.

Key Northern Virginia Towns
Arlington, Alexandria, Centreville, Dale City, Reston, McLean, Ashburn, Falls Church, Fairfax, Fredericksburg, Manassas, Manassas Park, Burke, Annandale, Culpeper, Front Royal, Leesburg

Why Choose Real Estate in Tidewater Virginia?
Tidewater Virginia is still one of the fastest growing areas in the country and for good reason. The amenities found with a small radius seem infinite and while the area boasts a number of modern luxuries and amenities, its scenic landscape, sprawling plantations and cobblestone streets provide a historic backdrop.

Northern Virginia Attractions:
Everyone knows about Mount Vernon Estate , but Northern Virginia also boasts great performance venues like Wolf Trap and Nissan Pavilion. Tyson’s Corner has any and everyone covered for shopping, while the Workhouse Arts Center provides a sturdy foundation for the future of the cultural scene in Northern Virginia. Washington D.C. is connected by public transport in many areas and features not only Smithsonian Museums and its famous zoo, but also the Washington Nationals (MLB) and Washington Redskins (NFL) for the sports enthusiast. Outdoor activities abound with easy access to coastal areas and mountains alike.

Northern Virginia Airports:
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)
Washington Dulles Int'l. Airport (IAD)
Culpeper Regional Airport (CJR)
Front Royal-Warren County Airport (FRR)

Local Publications:
Northern Virginia Magazine
Loudoun Times-Mirror
Alexandria Metro Herald
Fredericksburg Free Lance Star
Alexandria Times
Arlington Magazone
Culpeper Star-Exponent
Danville Register & Bee
The Washingtonian
Washington Life
The Washington Post
The Washington Times