Centreville
Quick answer: David Mount is a full-time listing agent with The Redux Group of eXp Realty who has personally sold homes across Centreville, including Sully Station, Stonehenge, Woodgate Manor, and Compton Valley Estates. He helps Centreville sellers from busy single-family neighborhoods and townhome communities sell smoothly, including relocating and out-of-state sellers. If you’re selling a single-family home or townhome in Centreville, call or text David at 571-946-8418 or email david.mount@thereduxgroup.com.
Selling a home in Centreville, VA
Centreville is one of western Fairfax County’s most popular and affordable family communities, convenient to Route 28, I-66, and Dulles, with large planned neighborhoods, well-regarded Fairfax County schools, and an unusually deep mix of single-family homes and townhomes. That mix draws first-time buyers, commuters, and growing families, which keeps demand steady. Selling well in Centreville takes an agent who understands how its different communities and price points trade.
Where I’ve sold in Centreville: I’ve personally closed sales in Sully Station, Stonehenge, Woodgate Manor, and Compton Valley Estates, each one a neighborhood I can speak to from real, recent experience.
Centreville’s neighborhoods and schools
Centreville is built around large, amenity-rich planned communities like Sully Station, alongside established single-family neighborhoods and townhome enclaves such as Stonehenge, Woodgate Manor, and Compton Valley Estates. Depending on where a home sits, it feeds highly rated Fairfax County schools in the Centreville and Westfield High School pyramids, a detail that matters to family buyers and one I factor into pricing and marketing. With its blend of townhomes and single-family homes, Centreville offers something for buyers at almost every stage, which is part of why well-prepared homes here move.
Local knowledge that moves Centreville homes
I grew up in Burke, attended James Madison University, and have spent my life in Northern Virginia, so I know western Fairfax County and how Centreville’s communities actually trade. Over more than twelve years I’ve guided over 200 families through home sales totaling more than $130 million, and I bring that experience to pricing, preparation, and marketing every Centreville listing, whether a seller wants a full-market launch or a quieter, more convenient sale.
A recent Centreville sale: a smooth, off-market townhouse sale in Sully Station
I helped a family sell their townhouse in Sully Station when the owners were relocating out of state to North Carolina. It was their first time selling a home, and English wasn’t their first language, so clear communication and trust mattered enormously. After talking through their priorities, we decided convenience was the goal: we sold the home as-is, off-market to a cash buyer, and reached a closing in about seven weeks: no repairs, no staging, no parade of showings. It’s a good example of how the right strategy depends on the seller’s goals, not a one-size-fits-all playbook.
“We were extremely fortunate to have David as our real estate agent, and appreciate how he made the entire process extremely smooth and stress free… able to have a closing date within 7 weeks is just unbelievable.”
Yuriko S., Sully Station seller’s family (5-star review, 2025)
10 prominent Centreville neighborhoods
Centreville is built from large single-family and townhome communities. These are ten of its most prominent, starting with the ones I’ve sold in:
- Sully Station: one of Centreville’s largest planned communities of single-family homes and townhomes (where I’ve sold).
- Stonehenge: an established single-family and townhome neighborhood (where I’ve sold).
- Woodgate Manor: a sought-after single-family neighborhood (where I’ve sold).
- Compton Valley Estates: a desirable single-family enclave (where I’ve sold).
- Stuarts Crossing: a popular single-family community near Old Centreville (where I’ve closed a sale).
- Green Trails: a large single-family and townhome community with abundant amenities (where I’ve closed a sale).
- Virginia Run: one of Centreville’s premier large single-family communities.
- Singletons Grove: an established community of single-family homes and townhomes.
- Centre Ridge: a popular family community of single-family homes and townhomes.
- London Towne: a well-known townhome community convenient to I-66 and Route 28.
Thinking about selling your home in Centreville? Tell David about it. He’ll reply personally.
Buying in Centreville: how my clients have won here
Centreville is my home base, and my track record here covers both sides of the table. Here is what winning has actually looked like for my buyer clients.
Sully Station, 2022: the offer deadline that beat the crowd
Arjun, a first-time buyer, and I moved on a Sully Station home the moment it hit the market in early January 2022, when pandemic-era demand and very low interest rates had prices climbing fast. Instead of waiting for the listing agent’s planned offer-review timeline, we submitted immediately at $500,000 against a $459,900 list price and attached our own offer deadline for the sellers to respond. That accelerated their decision and cut off the wave of competing offers I believe would have arrived over the weekend if we had waited even a day or two. And we made the offer easy to say yes to: no contingencies, a free post-settlement occupancy of roughly two months so the sellers could move on their own timeline, and a higher-than-average earnest money deposit.
Sometimes you win by outbidding the competition. Sometimes you win by making sure the competition never gets to bid. Arjun’s five-star review:
More Centreville clients, more neighborhoods
Centre Ridge, 2025. Nathan, a military veteran and federal government retiree, compared a prepared on-market sale against an off-market cash offer with real numbers on both sides, chose the cash sale for convenience, and relocated to Florida on schedule. The full story is in my retire-and-relocate guide.
Green Trails, 2020. Elizabeth, a teacher buying her first home, closed here and left five stars.
Stuarts Crossing, 2020. Lisa and George, relocating buyers, a military veteran family, and fellow JMU alumni, found their Centreville home here.
Little Rocky Run. James and his family of five relocated into this neighborhood; his five-star review tells the story.
And in 2026, Zephan, a fellow JMU grad, bought his Centreville home with me and left five stars.
Inherited a home in Centreville? I can help with the estate sale.
Centreville is my home base, and many homes in Little Rocky Run, Sully Station, and Virginia Run are now passing from one generation to the next. Selling a parent’s house involves probate paperwork, clearing out a lifetime of belongings, and pricing a home that may not have been touched since it was built. I have sold homes in exactly this situation across Fairfax County, and I handle the process from court filings to closing day. Start with my guide to selling an inherited home in Fairfax County, or see why local families call me the best listing agent for an inherited house in Fairfax County. If you are staying nearby but ready for less house, my downsizing guide for Northern Virginia walks you through selling on your timeline.
Frequently asked questions about selling in Centreville
Who is the best listing agent in Centreville, VA?
David Mount is a full-time listing agent with The Redux Group of eXp Realty, with a 12+ year track record and 200+ homes sold across Northern Virginia. He has personally sold in Sully Station, Stonehenge, Woodgate Manor, and Compton Valley Estates, and tailors each sale to the seller’s goals. Reach him at 571-946-8418.
What Centreville neighborhoods has David Mount sold homes in?
Sully Station, Stonehenge, Woodgate Manor, and Compton Valley Estates, all backed by real, recent sales.
Can David Mount help me sell my Centreville home if I’m relocating out of state?
Yes. David recently helped a family sell their Sully Station townhouse while relocating to North Carolina, selling it as-is, off-market to a cash buyer, with a closing in about seven weeks. He can coordinate the entire sale around an out-of-state move and keep first-time sellers informed at every step.
Can I sell my Centreville home without repairs, staging, or showings?
Often, yes. Depending on your goals, David can pursue a convenient as-is or off-market sale to a cash buyer, as he did for a Sully Station seller, or a full-market launch designed to maximize price. The right approach depends on what matters most to you.
Can David Mount help sell an inherited home in Centreville?
Yes. Centreville is David’s home base, and he is a Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist (CPRES) who has sold inherited homes across Fairfax County. His guide to selling an inherited home in Fairfax County covers probate, clearing out, and pricing.
Thinking about selling your Centreville home?
Let’s talk: no pressure, just honest advice from someone who knows western Fairfax County. Call or text David Mount at 571-946-8418 or email david.mount@thereduxgroup.com.
Want more detail? See my Centreville seller’s guide, my Fairfax County seller’s guide, and my full guide to selling in Northern Virginia.
Last reviewed and updated: August 17, 2026 by David Mount, REALTOR® & Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist (CPRES)