Fairfax County
Moving to Vienna, VA
Small-town charm with Metro convenience
Living in Vienna, Virginia
Vienna, Virginia combines the charm of a walkable small town with the convenience of two Metro Orange Line stations and one of the strongest school pyramids in Fairfax County. The historic Church Street corridor, the W&OD Trail, and the annual Vienna Halloween Parade make this one of the most beloved family communities in Northern Virginia.
Vienna quick stats
- Median price: $925,000
- Population: 16,500
- Commute: 30 min to D.C.
Why buyers choose Vienna
Madison HS Pyramid
James Madison High School and feeders rank among Fairfax County's best.
Two Metro Stations
Vienna and Dunn Loring stations on the Orange Line.
Church Street
Walkable historic main street with local shops and restaurants.
W&OD Trail
45-mile rail-trail runs directly through town.
Established Neighborhoods
Mature trees, quiet streets, and strong community identity.
Popular neighborhoods
- Windover Heights
- Country Club Manor
- Vienna Woods
- Hunters Branch
- Dunn Loring
Top-rated schools
- James Madison High School
- Thoreau Middle School
- Marshall Road Elementary
- Louise Archer Elementary
Vienna real estate FAQs
What is the median home price in Vienna, VA?
Vienna's median home price is approximately $925,000, with new-construction homes inside the Town limits regularly listing above $1.6M.
Is Vienna a good place to raise a family?
Yes. Vienna is consistently ranked among the best family towns in Virginia thanks to the Madison HS pyramid, walkable downtown, and strong community events.
Does Vienna have Metro access?
Yes — the Vienna/Fairfax-GMU station is the western terminus of the Orange Line, and Dunn Loring station is just east of town.
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