Is Merrifield in Fairfax County?
Yes. Merrifield is in Fairfax County, Virginia, in the Providence District. Its primary ZIP codes are 22031, 22037 and 22116. Fairfax County sets school boundaries and real estate assessments, so confirm both for any address before you make an offer on a home.
Merrifield at a glance
| City | Merrifield |
|---|---|
| Agent page | Real estate agent in Merrifield |
| County | Fairfax County, VA |
| Median home value | $660,800 (owner-occupied homes, Merrifield CDP, 2020-2024) |
| Agent | Levi Loveless, RE/MAX Realty Group |
| Licensed in | Maryland and Virginia |
| Office | 7373 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1700, Bethesda, MD 20814 |
| Phone | (301) 275-7744 |
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table B25077.

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Questions people ask
Is Merrifield in Fairfax County?
Yes. Merrifield is in Fairfax County, Virginia, in the Providence District. Its primary ZIP codes are 22031, 22037 and 22116. Fairfax County sets school boundaries and real estate assessments, so confirm both for any address before you make an offer on a home.
Is there Metro in Merrifield?
Yes. The Dunn Loring-Merrifield Metro station on the Orange Line serves the area. A 7:10 AM departure from the platform reaches the District in about 32 minutes. Many buyers weigh walking distance or a short drive to the station when they compare condos and townhomes.
What is the Mosaic District?
The Mosaic District is a mixed-use core in Merrifield with apartments, townhomes, dining and Strawberry Park, a social hub that hosts events such as Art Blooms. Buyers compare it with quieter detached-home areas like Mantua and Piney Grove when they decide how walkable a home should be.
Moving to Merrifield, VA? Housing Market and Cost of Living Answers
What is the median home price in Merrifield, VA?
From July through September 2026, the median sale price in Merrifield was $640K, according to Redfin. Fairfax County's September 2026 median sold price was $750K (+5.6% year over year), per Bright MLS. Prices vary widely by home type, size and street, so we pull current comparable sales for your exact property before setting a price.
Is Merrifield, VA walkable to shops and the Metro?
Parts are. Homes near the Mosaic District and the Dunn Loring-Merrifield Metro station let residents walk to shops, restaurants and the train, while older single-family streets are more car-dependent. Walk the route from a specific home at the hours you would use it before you decide. Call (301) 275-7744 or book a consultation.
Is Merrifield, VA a good place to buy a condo?
It can be, if the building fits your budget and plans. Check HOA fees and what they cover, reserve studies, special assessments, leasing and pet rules and the walk to Metro. Compare recent sales in the same building before you offer; we pull those comparisons for you.
How can I see homes for sale in Merrifield, VA before they hit the market?
This site does not run a listing search. Instead, we set up a Bright MLS search that emails you new Merrifield listings, including condos and townhomes, the moment they go live, and we hear about upcoming listings from other agents. Tell us your price range, home type and must-haves, and we will start the search today.
Is Merrifield, VA a good place to live?
It depends on your commute, budget and the home you want. Merrifield offers Metro-area condos, Mosaic District townhomes and older single-family streets. Buyers usually weigh HOA fees, the walk to the Dunn Loring-Merrifield Metro and highway access. Visit at rush hour and on a weekend before you decide.
Is Merrifield, VA a buyer's or seller's market right now?
Fairfax County had 2.31 months of supply in September 2026, with 2,326 active listings (+35.6% year over year), per Bright MLS. Under about four months usually favors sellers. In Merrifield, homes sold in a median 42 days over the last three months (Redfin), and conditions vary by price range.
How long do homes take to sell in Merrifield, VA?
Homes in Merrifield sold in a median of 42 days from July through September 2026, according to Redfin. Across Fairfax County, Bright MLS reported a median of 16 days on market in September 2026. Well-priced, well-prepared homes sell faster, and we track the pace for your segment.
Are homes in Merrifield, VA selling above asking price?
From July through September 2026, Merrifield homes sold for a median 99.4% of their list price, according to Redfin. Above 100% means many sold over asking; below means buyers negotiated. Results differ by price point and condition, so we study recent comparable sales before you price or offer.
Which neighborhoods in Merrifield, VA do buyers compare?
Buyers often compare the Mosaic District and the Dunn Loring Metro area. The real differences are house type and age, lot size, HOA rules and fees and commuting routes. Tour at different times of day, then compare recent sales in each. Call (301) 275-7744 or book a consultation.
How are property taxes calculated in Merrifield, VA?
Merrifield homeowners pay Fairfax County real estate tax: the county assesses each home and the Board of Supervisors sets the rate each spring. Look up an address on the county's real estate assessment site, and we include the expected tax in every buyer cost estimate we prepare.
What drives the cost of living for homeowners in Merrifield, VA?
For owners, housing dominates: the mortgage, Fairfax County property taxes, insurance, HOA or condo dues and upkeep. Older homes and those on well and septic add maintenance, while commuting costs depend on where you work. We build a monthly estimate for any home you consider so the numbers are concrete.
Where are home prices in Merrifield, VA likely headed next?
No one can promise a forecast. We watch the indicators that move Merrifield prices: new listings versus pending sales, months of inventory, mortgage rates and demand from local employers. We share a dated Bright MLS snapshot and explain what it means for your timing, rather than quoting a prediction.
What is the price per square foot in Merrifield, VA?
Price per square foot varies with home type, age and lot. Condos and townhomes, older homes and newer construction each trade in their own range, so a single average misleads. We calculate it from recent Bright MLS sales of homes similar to yours in Merrifield, adjusted for finished basements and lot size.
What should buyers plan for when moving to Merrifield, VA?
Buyers moving to Merrifield, VA should settle the commute first, then the budget, including Fairfax County property tax and any association dues. Get pre-approved, list your must-haves and decide how flexible you are on timing. Levi Loveless matches each home against recent Bright MLS sales before you set an offer price.
How does the commute from Merrifield, VA to Tysons work?
Gallows Road runs north from Merrifield to Tysons, with the Beltway as the main alternative. Traffic changes the timing, so drive it at your real departure hour before committing to a house in Merrifield, VA. On tours, Levi Loveless maps each address to your workplace and the nearest on-ramp or station.
What sets townhouse prices in Merrifield, VA?
Townhouse prices in Merrifield, VA turn on a short list of features: garage or surface parking, end unit or interior, finished levels, age of the community and the monthly HOA. We compare townhomes from the same community or close substitutes in recent Bright MLS sales, then adjust for condition before setting a price.
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