Salona Village McLean VA

Homes For Sale in Salona Village

The homes above are currently for sale and updates constantly as new homes become available. It also includes “coming soon” properties and new construction homes.

Welcome to McLean

Residents of Salona Village in McLean have it good. They can walk to restaurants or coffee on one end of the neighborhood, and on the other walk along a nature trail.

On top of that, Salona Village has some of the best new homes in McLean. There is a wide range of styles from some of the most talented local home builders in the area.

Whether you are just starting to research moving to McLean, or are interested in this neighborhood specifically, you can find Salona Village homes for sale and more community info here.

History

A marker placed at Salona. The neighborhood is built around this historic site.

The Salona Village neighborhood is built in a sort of horseshoe shape around a historic parcel of land.

The homestead on the site dates back to the early 1800s, and was a hideout for the President and first lady during the Revolutionary war. It also has history during the Civil War and beyond.

In 1971, the property and land were put into a conservation easement. Essentially, Fairfax County controls that land and it will not be developed. With a 52 acre site, it accounts for a large green space in the center of Salona.

A map shown of the area surrounding Salona Village, a residential neighborhood in McLean. Shows schools, downtown McLean, historic area and Pimmit Run Park.
A map of Salona Village, the red markers are homes sold over the years. You can see the historic Salona in the middle of the map. BrightMLS map.

Original Homes in Salona Village

Salona Village was built mostly originally in the 1950s, with the homes from that era relatively modest. Most were ranch/rambler style or smaller colonial homes.

Because of the stellar location in McLean, many of the original homes have been replaced by larger new homes.

New Homes in Salona Village

Salona Village is a very sought after neighborhood for new construction homes. To see new homes for sale in McLean you can read our new home guide.

The neighborhood offers ample land to build a large home on and it is just a couple minutes away from McLean’s business district.

There have been homes built in Salona in all eras since the original homes. Many styles of construction are present, from large colonial style homes to sleek contemporary homes.

There are usually homes in different phases of the building process that you can find in Salona Village. The sooner you get involved with the construction, the more customization you can do.

McLean as a whole attracts some of the very best home builders. Salona Village has become a canvas for some of the finest homes in McLean, as you may have seen already by driving around.

Lifestyle

There are lots of amenities nearby, both within walking distance and a short drive or metro ride.

Here are some perks to living in Salona Village, and what you can enjoy when you begin to live here.

Walkable to McLean’s downtown area. Much of the neighborhood is an easy walk to some of the staples of McLean’s dining and coffee shops.

• Walkable to trails and Pimmit Run. If you are a runner, hiker or just enjoy a scenic stroll this park connects all the way to the Potomac River.

• Many homes back to green space. Whether the view is of Pimmit Run or the historic Salona property, many of the homes have great private backyards.

Metro. If you prefer to commute via train, the McLean station on the silver line is 3 miles away. This train runs west to Tysons Corner, Reston, Herndon, Dulles Airport and Ashburn. To the east, it connects into Falls Church, Arlington and then into DC.

Proximity to DC. Speaking of DC, one of the big perks of living in McLean is house easy it is to get downtown. Chain Bridge is the closest entrance.

Tysons Corner. Tysons Corner offers some of the best shopping in Northern VA, and a strong job market as well with many large corporations calling this area home. It is a quick drive to the west.

CIA Headquarters. Located in the Langley section of McLean, this agency fuels the government job market in the area.

• Close to the Potomac River. Boating, fishing, kayaking, sightseeing and more are just up the road.

• Close to Schools. Franklin Sherman Elementary is walkable for many sections of the neighborhood. The Potomac School, one of McLean’s renowned private schools, is just a quick drive away.

Next Steps

Buying a Home in Salona Village

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Selling a Home in Salona Village

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