Fairfax County is a popular destination for anyone looking for a short commute into Washington, D.C., by vehicle, bus, or rail. We serve the communities of Centreville, Chantilly, Fair Lakes, Fair Oaks, Fairfax Station, Kingstowne, Laurel Hill, Lorton, Mason Neck, Mount Vernon, Newington Forest, Oakton, South Run, and West Springfield. Contact us for assistance if you are buying or selling a home in these areas.

For the information you may need to research the right Fairfax County homes and communities for your next move, click the read more button. If you are buying or selling a home or have questions about specific Fairfax County real estate, statistics, available homes, new subdivisions, or home values, call us today and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Contact Dwayne Moyers at 540-446-6284.

Dwayne Moyers was born and raised in Prince William County and with the exception of attending college and his military service to our country, he has lived or worked in Prince William County his entire life. If you are searching for Prince William County real estate or are trying to sell your home, there is no better choice than The Moyers Team. With a lifetime of knowledge about the county, its neighborhoods, its schools, its character, and its history, they are the best choice to guide you and your family through the process of purchasing or selling Prince William County real estate.

No matter what you are looking for, The Moyers Team can find it for you and your family in Prince William County. Whether you are looking to buy that first home to get your family started or you are an experienced homeowner looking to downsize, The Moyers Team will bring their expert knowledge of all the communities, the agents, and the legalities to assist you in seamlessly completing your transaction. You have enough on your mind; why worry about whether you have made the right choice in a Realtor to purchase or sell your Prince William County real estate? Call The Moyers Team today at 540-379-7359.

The Manassas area has four zip codes. We have listed the subdivisions in each zip code we believe have value for buyers investing in homes for more than a few years. This is based on the average purchase price listed below next to each community. The price ranges for these neighborhoods are a guide and the analysis here does not include all of the variables of a complete price analysis. These subdivisions are single-family home communities only. If Manassas real estate is in your future, contact us for a free market analysis of subdivisions and homes that interest you.

Contact us for help if you are selling or buying homes in Manassas and surrounding areas in Prince William County. We handle all residential real estate matters, including the process of negotiating the purchase of homes from builders. Our real estate rebate program offers cash back at closing to use our knowledge and experience.

Searching for homes in Fredericksburg, Virginia, can be confusing for anyone not from the Rappahannock Region. The mailing addresses of homes in the City of Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania County, and Stafford County all have a Fredericksburg, Virginia, mailing address. The easiest way to keep area searches simple is to use the Rappahannock River as a separating line between Stafford County, the City of Fredericksburg, and Spotsylvania County, with the City of Fredericksburg sandwiched between Stafford and Spotsylvania counties.

The biggest considerations when searching for a home in Stafford County, Fredericksburg, or Spotsylvania County come down to schools and commuting options. With a Virginia Railway Express commuter rail station (Fredericksburg Line) recently built near Routes 2 and 17, the commuter options (rail, commuter lots, vanpools, bus service, and slug lines) are less of a consideration for home buyers moving into the area. The schools are somewhat the same as well. Although Stafford County Public Schools are ranked 22 and Spotsylvania County Public Schools are ranked 58, the schools in the southern areas of Stafford County reflect nearly the same scores as schools in the northern parts of Spotsylvania County.

We moved from Manassas in Prince William County to the Hampton Oaks subdivision in 1991.  Stafford County Public Schools attracted us to live here and raise our family, where schools were considered among the best in Virginia.  Once we moved to Stafford County, we noticed Quantico Marine Corps Base gave local residents the benefit of living among United States Marines, federal law enforcement agents, and government contractors.  The citizens of Stafford County help make it a safe place to live between Woodbridge and Fredericksburg.  We also have high praise for the effective work of the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office and its proactive approach to law enforcement.  

Well-organized subdivisions with homeowner associations and amenities are found throughout Stafford County in all price ranges.  Single-family homes on 3+-acre lots and equestrian subdivisions are also spread across all parts of Stafford County.  These usually become the target of home buyers in Northern Virginia who require space.  Homes are usually priced between $400K and $600K. Homes on smaller lots (usually 25 acres) in planned subdivisions with 4-5 bedrooms on 3 finished levels are usually priced between $350K and $425K. We have enjoyed making Stafford County our home. We now live in the Liberty Knolls subdivision, directly across from Colonial Forge High School on Courthouse Road (Route 630).

The Spotsylvania County real estate market is primarily composed of the neighborhoods surrounding Fredericksburg, which is south of the Rappahannock River, and subdivisions surrounding Lake Anna. The landmarks and points of interest listed here with each zip code best describe Spotsylvania County. We have listed the subdivisions in each zip code and the price range next to each community based on sold homes during the past 2 years. The price ranges for these neighborhoods are a guide and the analysis here does not include all of the variables of a complete price analysis. These subdivisions are single-family home communities only. If Spotsylvania County real estate is in your future, contact us for a free market analysis of subdivisions and homes that interest you.

Please click read more below for the information you may need in researching the right Spotsylvania County homes and communities for your next move. If you are buying or selling a home or have questions about specific Spotsylvania County real estate, statistics, available homes, new subdivisions, or home values, call us today and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Contact Dwayne Moyers at 540-446-6284.

Caroline County is an option for those working in the Fredericksburg and Richmond areas who are searching for homes on larger land parcels and lower-cost homes compared to surrounding jurisdictions. Although Caroline County doesn’t offer the same shopping, entertainment, and recreational opportunities as its neighbors, the communities listed here are close to Interstate 95 and short drives to the cities of Fredericksburg and Richmond (20–25 miles) with better amenities and higher-priced homes.

Please click on Read More below for the information you may need in researching the right Caroline County homes and communities for your next move. If you are buying or selling a home or have questions about specific Caroline County real estate, statistics, available homes, new subdivisions, or home values, call us today and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Contact Dwayne Moyers at 540-446-6284.