Fairfax County
Moving to Herndon, VA
Historic downtown with tech-corridor access
Living in Herndon, Virginia
Herndon, Virginia is a historic incorporated town in western Fairfax County, sitting at the heart of the Dulles tech corridor. With the new Herndon Silver Line Metro station, a walkable historic downtown, the W&OD Trail, and quick access to Dulles International Airport, Herndon offers strong value relative to neighboring Reston and Vienna.
Herndon quick stats
- Median price: $610,000
- Population: 24,500
- Commute: 35 min to D.C.
Why buyers choose Herndon
Silver Line Metro
The Herndon station opened in 2022, dramatically improving commuter access.
Historic Downtown
Walkable Elden Street with local breweries, restaurants, and the Herndon Centennial Golf Course.
Dulles Corridor Jobs
Minutes from major employers along the Dulles Toll Road and at Washington Dulles International Airport.
W&OD Trail
The 45-mile rail-trail runs through the heart of town.
Value Pricing
Lower median prices than Reston or Vienna with comparable amenities.
Popular neighborhoods
- Downtown Herndon
- Chandon
- Kingstream
- Franklin Farm
- Fox Mill Estates
Top-rated schools
- Herndon High School
- Westfield High School
- Herndon Middle School
- Hutchison Elementary
Herndon real estate FAQs
What is the median home price in Herndon, VA?
Herndon's median home price is approximately $610,000, with townhomes near the new Metro station starting in the $500Ks and single-family homes in Franklin Farm ranging $700K–$1M.
Does Herndon have Metro?
Yes. The Herndon station on the Silver Line opened in November 2022, providing direct rail access to Tysons, D.C., and Dulles Airport.
Is Herndon a good value?
Herndon typically trades at a 10–15% discount to neighboring Reston and Vienna while offering the same Silver Line Metro access and W&OD Trail amenities.
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