Fairfax County

Moving to Tysons, VA

Silver Line stations, high-rise living and Fairfax County records

Living in Tysons, Virginia

Tysons is an unincorporated area of Fairfax County, so assessments, planning and schools are handled by the county. Much of its housing is condominium and townhome stock near the Silver Line, where association documents, parking and fees matter as much as the home. This guide covers practical checks for a specific Tysons property rather than quoting an undated price or commute time.

Local information reviewed . Check linked agencies for current schedules, rates and property-specific requirements.

Tysons quick stats

  • County: Fairfax
  • Rail: Silver Line
  • Bus: Fairfax Connector

Housing and location in Tysons

County records

Tysons has no town government; Fairfax County handles assessments and planning.

Station by station

Four Silver Line stations serve Tysons; measure the walk from the exact building.

Read condo documents

Review fees, reserves, rules and pending assessments before committing.

Planned growth

The county's Tysons plan guides future development near each station.

Popular neighborhoods

  • The Boro
  • Scotts Run
  • Westpark
  • Old Courthouse
  • Pimmit Hills

Commuting from Tysons: Silver Line and buses

Metrorail's Silver Line has four Tysons stations: McLean, Tysons, Greensboro and Spring Hill. Walking distance varies by building, so measure from the specific property and check current WMATA schedules.

Fairfax Connector publishes local bus routes. A train ride and a door-to-door commute are different measurements; test the full trip at the time you would travel.

Assessments, taxes and association costs

Fairfax County publishes assessments for each parcel. Look up the property itself and confirm the current tax rate with the county before budgeting.

For condominiums, request the resale documents and review fees, reserves, parking and any pending special assessments within the contract's review period.

Planning and future development

Fairfax County's Tysons comprehensive plan sets land-use guidance around the stations. Buyers can review it to understand planned development near a property; sellers can note relevant approved projects with a source.

Public schools

Tysons addresses are served by Fairfax County Public Schools. Confirm the assigned schools for the exact address with the FCPS boundary locator.

Buying or selling in Tysons?

Review the home-buying process, seller's guide or request a home valuation.

Tysons real estate FAQs

Is Tysons, VA a city?

No. Tysons is an unincorporated area of Fairfax County, which handles its assessments, planning and permits.

How many Metro stations are in Tysons?

Four Silver Line stations: McLean, Tysons, Greensboro and Spring Hill.

Which schools serve a Tysons address?

Fairfax County Public Schools. Confirm assignment for the exact address with the FCPS boundary locator.

What should I check before buying a Tysons condo?

Read the association's resale documents: fees, reserves, rules, parking and any pending special assessments.

Where can I see a Tysons property's assessment?

Use Fairfax County's real estate assessment resources and confirm the current tax rate with the county.

What should I gather before selling in Tysons?

Order the association resale documents early and gather permits, maintenance records and utility information.

Contact Johnny Sarkis for Tysons relocation guidance.