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Reston

Fairfax County's pioneering 1964 planned community: four lakes, trails, a walkable Town Center, and Silver Line Metro near Dulles.

Reston

Reston Virginia was created in 1964 as a neighborhood mixing green space, residential and commercial development. Located in Fairfax County Virginia, 23 miles from Washington DC, Reston is has a popular downtown area where most of the condominiums in Reston are located. The silver line Reston Metro station is adjacent to the Toll Road and close to Dulles National Airport.

Reston is a town in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area in western Fairfax County. 

An overview of Reston Virginia in less than 40 seconds

Downtown Reston was built in the early 60s as an alternative to the sprawling suburbs in the DC area. The vision for Reston was simple, anti=sprawl with the fullest range of housing styles and prices.

Today, you’ll find condominiums and town houses in downtown Reston with restaurants, shops, an ice skating rink and hiking and biking trails. 

There are four lakes in Reston with single family homes and townhouses built overlooking the lakes.

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Buying in Reston: questions we hear

Do I need my own buyer’s agent to buy a home in Reston?

The listing agent works for the seller. An exclusive buyer agent works only for you, with a fiduciary duty to your side of the table: negotiating price, terms, and repairs in Reston, Virginia without ever representing the seller.

Can HomeBuyer Brokerage show me any home for sale in Reston?

Yes. We can show and represent you on any property in Reston, Virginia: Bright MLS listings from any brokerage, new construction, and for-sale-by-owner homes. Because we never take listings, there is never an in-house home to steer you toward.

What does it cost to use an exclusive buyer agent in Reston?

Compensation is agreed in writing up front and, in most transactions, is paid from the transaction, often offered by the seller or listing brokerage, and always negotiable. Buyers typically pay no more than they would with any other agent; the difference is undivided loyalty.