9453 Fairfax Blvd

Foxcroft Colony is a low-rise condominium complex in Fairfax built in 1963 and spread over three stories, composed primarily of two-bedroom units. Architecturally modest and residential in scale, the community groups stacked and garden-style flats around landscaped courtyards and common green space. Typical interiors offer midcentury footprints updated over time: open or traditional combination living/dining rooms, galley kitchens, recessed lighting, crown moldings, wood or vinyl plank floors, carpeted bedrooms, walk-in closets, and a range of bath layouts including tub/shower combinations and stall showers. Many units open to private patios or balconies overlooking shared lawns. On-site amenities emphasize active outdoor and family-friendly recreation — an outdoor pool, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and barbecue areas — plus community laundry, extra storage units, and generous surface parking with visitor spaces. Condominium fees historically include utilities (electric, gas, water), and the association permits one small pet under 35 pounds in many units. The complex sits just off Route 50 with fast access to I‑66, Route 29, and is roughly one mile from the Vienna Metro, placing everyday shopping, restaurants, and regional commuting options within an easy walk or short drive.