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In Vienna
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VIENNA
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to live in the U.S. in 2005!
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THE TOWN OF VIENNA
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VIENNA COMMUNITY CENTER
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YOUTH ATHLETICS
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SCHOOLS
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TYSONS CORNER
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The
Town of Vienna
is home to some
15,000 residents, spread across
4.4 square miles in
Fairfax County.
Incorporated as a town in 1890, the sense of
community is extremely strong in Vienna and
though the town has experienced tremendous growth
during the past 30 years, the town has
preserved a "small town" feeling.
(Map of Town of Vienna) ( Map of County)
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The community offers easy access to
commuting routes,
excellent schools,
great opportunities for recreation,
a wonderful community center,
organized athletics,
abundant and convenient shopping,
great restaurants and a charming
historical district located around Church Street.
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The Vienna Parks and Recreation Department
provides yearly events attended by thousands, including Viva Vienna, a spectacular 4th of July celebration and a Haloween Parade that turns out just about the entire town!
There are more than 18,000 acres of public parklands and over 350 local parks in the surrounding area, providing ample opportunities to
fully enjoy Vienna. Recreational facilities
provide ballfields, basketball & tennis courts,
picnic areas with pavillions and play equipment
and easy access to the W&OD trail
throughout Vienna.
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Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) post the
highest standardized test scores
in the region.
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Vienna is located near Tyson'sCorner,
a major emplpoyment and technological
area of Northern Virginia.
Tyson's Corner also offers a wide variety
of shopping and entertainment opportunities.
Vienna proper boast many terrific restaurants.
Vienna is proudly home to
The Wolf Trap Foundation
for the Performing Arts which hosts
world class performers of every genre.
For commuters and visitors traveling into
Washington. D.C., the Vienna & Dunn Loring Metro's are close by and there is easy access to Rt.66 and Rt. 495.
Vienna is the first exit "outside of the beltway"
on Rt. 66!
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Vienna offers a variety of housing prices and styles.
The town proper is experiencing a building boom that
features many newer homes that
have been designed to reflect an earlier era. Porches, veranda's,whimsical trim and turret's
can be found in many neighborhood's.
Housing offerings run from modest ramblers to larger, estate style homes and
many neighborhoods have have large treed lots.
Condominiums start at around $300,000.
Townhouses start at around $355,000.
Single family homes start at around $500,000
and go up into the millions.
Some lots are available for
custom building, though if well priced
they sell very quickly.
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Housing Statistics-Fairfax County
Price escalation for Fairfax County - March 2004 to March 2005
Total Sold Dollar Volume Increase, 17.88%
Average Sold Price Increase, 21.47%
Median Sold Price Increase, 22.53%
Total Units Sold Decrease, -2.95%
Average Days on Market Decrease, -26.92%
Average List Price for Solds Increase, 20.28%
Average Sale Price as a percentage of Average List Price, 100.95%
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