Franklin Farm

Always voted as a top place to live, the vibrant community of Franklin Farm offers a slice of suburban bliss that’s hard to match. Sprawled across 850 acres of picturesque landscape, this neighborhood is a testament to thoughtful planning and a deep sense of community. Established in 1980, Franklin Farm has grown into a flourishing community with 1,777 homes, each contributing to the rich tapestry that makes this place unique. At the core of Franklin Farm’s appeal is its commitment to outdoor living and community engagement. With 182 acres of open space, residents have a plethora of options for recreation and relaxation. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll along the 13 miles of paved trails, a competitive game of tennis on one of the six courts, or a refreshing dip in one of the two swimming pools, there’s something for everyone. The neighborhood also boasts six fishing ponds, 14 playgrounds, three multipurpose courts, and a sand volleyball court, ensuring that every day is an opportunity for adventure. But Franklin Farm is more than just its amenities. It’s a community that cares. With various committees such as Tennis, Open Space, Financial Advisory, Community Functions, Elections, and Zoning, Land Use & Transportation, residents have ample opportunities to contribute and stay involved. Activities like the Neighborhood Watch, the Franklin Farm Summer Basketball League, and the Franklin Farm swim team foster a sense of belonging and team spirit. One of Franklin Farm’s greatest strengths is its accessibility. Located between West Ox Road and Centreville Road, the neighborhood enjoys easy access to major highways such as Fairfax County Parkway, West Ox Rd, Rt 50, Rt 66, and the Dulles Toll Rd. This strategic location not only makes commuting a breeze but also connects residents to the broader Fairfax County and beyond. Equally impressive are the schools: the neighborhood feeds into three elementary schools (Navy, Crossfield, and Oak Hill), two middle schools (Franklin Middle School and Carson Middle School), and two high schools (Oakton High School and Chantilly High School). This wide range of educational options underscores the community’s commitment to providing quality education for its younger residents. The Franklin Farm Foundation plays a pivotal role in preserving the community’s quality of life. As the guardian of the neighborhood’s resources, the Foundation ensures that the beauty and integrity of Franklin Farm are maintained for generations to come. Every resident is a member of the Foundation, a testament to the collective responsibility shared by all. Franklin Farm isn’t just a neighborhood; it’s a way of life, inviting you to be part of something special. Discover the charm of Franklin Farm – where community thrives, and memories are made.