Washington, DC metro relocation guide
Moving to Huntington, VA
$541,900Median home value
Fairfax CountyArea
Washington, D.C. commuteCommute profile
About Huntington
A transit-oriented community in southeastern Fairfax County, anchored by the Huntington Metro station at the Yellow Line's Virginia terminus. Housing is mostly garden apartments, condos, and townhomes built around the station, plus older single-family streets. It draws federal workers who want a genuine Metro commute without Alexandria prices.
Home prices in Huntington
The median home value in Huntington is $541,900.
Top places in Huntington
- Huntington Metro station — the Yellow Line terminus
- Huntley Meadows Park — the county's largest park, with boardwalk trails through wetlands
- Old Town Alexandria — the historic waterfront, 10 minutes north
- Mount Vernon — George Washington's estate, 15 minutes south
- Cameron Run Regional Park — water park and trails nearby
Commuting from Huntington
- Downtown D.C. is about 25-30 minutes via Metro's Yellow Line from Huntington station.
- Reagan National Airport is roughly 20 minutes north.
- The Beltway (I-495) and US-1 are the main road corridors.
Huntington FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Huntington, VA?
The median home value in Huntington is $541,900. Median home value, 2020–2024 American Community Survey (owner-estimated) - How is the commute from Huntington, VA?
Downtown D.C. is about 25-30 minutes via Metro's Yellow Line from Huntington station.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.