Location, Location, Location

We have heard it before, when it comes to looking for a property for management, it is all about location! With that in mind, it doesn’t get any better than the properties in Reston, VA and the opportunities provided for Reston property management. A major factor that sets Reston a part from other major cities in Northern Virginia, is the enormous Reston Town Center. Filled with modern restaurants, shops and space that allows property managers to bring in an audience of potential renters. Rental property management entails details, and what better way of showcasing them than with an electrifying town center. Residential property management vary, but real estate facts show, a thriving town center retains renters at a much higher rate.

About:

With a population of 60,000 people, located in Northern Virginia, Reston is the most populous city in Fairfax County. Influenced by the Garden City Movement, Reston was one of the first post-WWII planned communities in the nation. Named from the initials of its founder, Robert E. Simon, built an alternative to the typical suburban sprawl seen after the war. Creating a community that allowed residents to live up to its motto, “Live, Work, and Play”, all in one environment. His master plan focused on constructing a town that allowed for beautiful and practical residential areas. Conserving farmland and woodlands in the area and focusing on walkability and accessible amenities. With it’s expanse of parks, neighborhoods, restaurants, and retail shopping, its no wonder Reston ranked as the Best Place to Live in Virginia by Money magazine in 2018.

Neighborhood Spotlight:

There are five neighborhoods, or Village Centers in Reston, which each live up to Simon’s vision for the community.

Lake Anne: The first town built in Reston, and considered by many as the heart of the community. Today, Lake Anne is recorded on the National Register of Historic Places. A vibrant community with weekly farmers, crafts markets, as well as events like the annual jazz festivals and community yoga. Boasting a unique architecture style, mixing Brutalist designs with European architecture seen in coastal towns such as Portofino.

North Point: This is Reston’s newest town center, which is home to some of the larger homes in Reston. Along with a myriad of property types including condos, as well as detached homes. North Point has a rich culture with strong community pride. One of Reston’s four lakes, Newport, is located in the village.

Community:

Nature being one of the main founding principles, Reston is verdant with a vast network of trails and parks. Over 55 miles of biking and jogging pathways, 250 acres of woodlands, plus the 45 mile-long Washington and Old Dominion (W&OD) trail. A trail built along an old train specifically for pedestrians and bikers. Holding two golf courses, 16 tennis courts, 15 swimming pools, 4 manmade lakes, as well as a 30 acre family zoo to promote family-friendly interaction with animals. Both Fairfax County and the Reston Association, a nonprofit organization, provide municipal services to the community.

Transportation:

Because of its core principles, Reston is one of the most walkable cities in Virginia. Also located near Dulles International Airport, with close proximity to the Dulles Toll Road, which connects to Washington D.C. Reston is served by the Metro’s Silver line. Reston has an internal bus system (RIBS), which provides regularly circulating routes between each of the five village centers as well as Fairfax County’s bus system, the Fairfax Connector, and Metro Buses which connect commuters to Metro station and other areas throughout Fairfax County.

Making Home:

If you are interested in making Reston your home, Choice Property has available and accessible professionals who specialize in ensuring a positive rental experience. Contact us today to learn more.