McLean, Virginia · Langley Farms
Where rare land meets Washington’s most private address.
Langley Farms offers 1–3+ acre estates minutes from DC — and almost nothing comes to market. When it does, the window is short.
The Case for Langley Farms
Not just luxury. Strategically scarce.
Langley Farms isn’t competing with McLean’s high-rises or Tysons towers. It sits in a completely different tier — where lot size, privacy, and location compound into long-term value that cannot be replicated.
1–3+ acre lots minutes from a major capital city are vanishingly rare. No rezoning can create more of them.
Low-traffic streets, private gates, and large setbacks. The neighborhood is designed to be invisible to outsiders.
10 minutes from Embassy Row. Close to CIA headquarters. The address carries quiet diplomatic and executive weight.
Owners don’t trade in and out. Legacy families, diplomats, and executives buy here once and hold for decades.
The Homes
Estate-built. Never cookie-cutter.
Every property in Langley Farms reflects a different vision — from mid-century classics to newly constructed contemporary estates. What they share: extraordinary scale, absolute craftsmanship, and land you simply cannot find elsewhere in Fairfax County.
- 7,000 – 20,000+ sq ft homes
- Gated driveways, guest houses, resort pools
- Wine cellars, home theaters, custom finishes
- Teardown lots for new construction
- Zoned for Langley High School (Fairfax County’s top-rated)
2026 Market Snapshot
You’re buying land + location first. Home second.
Pricing reflects the underlying scarcity of large-lot land in this zip code — not just square footage or finish level. Understanding the tiers is essential before approaching a transaction.
Teardown / Land. $1.5M – $3M
Raw land opportunity · Build your vision.
Established estate homes · Move-in ready.
Many transactions occur off-market. Listed pricing is representative; actual opportunities vary. Contact for current availability.
Private Access
Most Langley Farms opportunities never go public.
The best properties in this neighborhood move through private networks — not Zillow. If you’re serious about Langley Farms, the first step is a direct conversation with someone who knows what’s actually available.
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Off-market listings
Properties available before they hit MLS — or never do. -
Offer strategy
How to position competitively in a seller’s market. -
Build vs buy analysis
Teardown lots vs existing estates — which path is right for you.
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Common Questions
What buyers ask before they reach out.
Very rarely. This is a long-hold neighborhood — turnover is extremely low. When properties do come available, many trade privately before ever hitting MLS. Working with an agent with a network here is the only reliable way to stay ahead of the market.
Yes — and they represent a disproportionate share of transactions. Sellers in this tier often prefer discretion. A significant number of Langley Farms sales never appear on public listing sites at all.
It depends entirely on your timeline, budget, and vision. Teardown lots offer maximum customization at a lower entry price, but build timelines add 2–3 years. Existing estates offer immediacy but fewer are move-in ready at the highest levels. A direct consultation is the fastest way to figure out which path fits your situation.
Extremely. Most estates feature private gates, long driveways, perimeter security, and advanced alarm systems. The neighborhood’s low-traffic design and established tree canopy naturally deter through-traffic. It’s one of the most discreet residential addresses in the entire DC metro.
Langley High School — consistently one of the highest-rated public schools in Fairfax County and Virginia. The elementary and middle schools in the zone are equally strong. For families, the school quality is a significant secondary driver of property value.
The fundamentals that drive value here — land scarcity, proximity to DC’s power corridors, and the caliber of the buyer pool — don’t shift with interest rate cycles the way mid-market properties do. Inventory is not going to increase. Long-term, Langley Farms continues to appreciate as a function of irreplaceable supply.
Tanbir Sonia Marwah
Keller Williams McLean · Langley Farms Specialist