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The Vienna-Fairfax-GMU Metro station is the closest rail link for trips into Washington D.C.





Mantua is an established residential neighborhood in Fairfax County, Virginia, characterized by its rolling hills and mature trees. The community offers a tranquil suburban lifestyle while remaining just minutes away from major commercial centers like the Mosaic District and the City of Fairfax. Its location provides residents with a blend of privacy and accessibility, making it a sought-after area for those working in the Washington D.C. region who prefer a quieter home environment.
Mantua is an established residential neighborhood in Fairfax County, Virginia, characterized by its rolling hills and mature trees. The community offers a tranquil suburban lifestyle while remaining just minutes away from major commercial centers like the Mosaic District and the City of Fairfax. Its location provides residents with a blend of privacy and accessibility, making it a sought-after area for those working in the Washington D.C. region who prefer a quieter home environment.
Wooded residential streets and mid-century architecture.
Proximity to the Mosaic District's dining and shopping.
Easy access to Washington D.C. via nearby transit links.
The area is primarily residential, so most errands require a short drive.
Traffic on nearby arteries like Route 50 and I-495 can be heavy during rush hour.
Public transportation within the neighborhood itself is limited compared to urban centers.
The Vienna-Fairfax-GMU Metro station is the closest rail link for trips into Washington D.C.
Visit the nearby Mosaic District for high-end retail, a cinema, and diverse dining options.
Quiet residential living and proximity to Northern Virginia's urban hubs.
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$150-$250 p/day
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Take advantage of the Eakin Community Park and the Accotink Creek trails for outdoor activities.
April-June, September-November
A beautiful time to visit as the neighborhood's many trees and gardens come into bloom.
Expect warm, humid weather typical of the Mid-Atlantic region.
The wooded landscape offers excellent fall foliage viewing in October and November.
Generally mild but can see occasional snow and freezing temperatures.