Old Lee Hills
Discover Old Lee Hills: Fairfax’s Mid-Century Modern Oasis
Nestled between Route 50 and Fairfax Circle, Old Lee Hills stands as one of Northern Virginia’s most pristine mid-century neighborhoods. This 1950s-60s time capsule attracts architects, design enthusiasts, and families seeking atomic-age character with urban convenience.
Architectural Showcase
Old Lee Hills features:
Iconic butterfly-roof ranches with floor-to-ceiling windows
Post-and-beam contemporaries showcasing period craftsmanship
Expanded split-levels respecting original rooflines
Mature Japanese maples framing retro façades
Neighborhood Highlights
Design Legacy:
Notable Modernist enclave (4 homes by renowned architect Charles Goodman)
Active preservation society with design guidelines
Annual Mad Men-themed home tour
Original terrazzo floors and period light fixtures
Prime Location Perks:
5-minute walk to Fairfax City’s revitalized downtown
10 minutes to GMU (George Mason University)
12 minutes to Vienna Metro (Orange Line)
Easy access to I-66 & Route 50
The Old Lee Hills Lifestyle
Morning: Coffee in your sunken living room
Afternoon: Vintage shopping at nearby thrift stores
Evening: Craft cocktails at The Auld Shebeen
Weekend: Modernism lectures at the GMU arts center
Why Design-Conscious Buyers Choose Old Lee Hills
✔ Northern Virginia’s most intact mid-century neighborhood
✔ Affordable entry point for architectural significance
✔ Strong community of preservation-minded owners
✔ Walkable urban village feel
Market Insights:
Price Range: 750,000−750,000−1.4M (land value increasing)
HOA: Voluntary ($150/year for design review)
Schools: Daniels Run ES / Katherine Johnson MS / Fairfax HS
For those seeking authentic mid-century living, Old Lee Hills delivers a curated time capsule—where Eames chairs look right at home and downtown D.C. is just 30 minutes away.
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