Nestled just 14 miles west of Washington, D.C., Fairfax combines historical heritage and metropolitan convenience. This independent city, anchored by the Old Fairfax County Courthouse dating back to 1800, serves as the county seat while maintaining its own distinct character. With an average rent of $2,129 for a one-bedroom apartment, residents have access to the area's public schools, local restaurants, and community amenities that have earned Fairfax recognition from Forbes Magazine as one of America's top places to live.
Apartments throughout Fairfax position residents near shopping centers, parks, and entertainment venues. The Old Town Fairfax district features a walkable downtown with local shops and eateries, while George Mason University—Virginia's largest public university—adds to the area's energy. The city offers convenient access to major highways including Interstate 66, Route 50, and Route 29, along with public transportation via CUE Bus and nearby Metro and Virginia Railway Express stations that connect to the Washington metropolitan area.
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