Welcome to
Falls Church City, VA
Small-city living with the DMV's top-rated public schools.
Occupying just 2.2 square miles between Arlington and Fairfax County, the independent City of Falls Church punches far above its size. Its public school system is consistently ranked #1 in Virginia and among the top in the nation, drawing relocating families willing to pay a premium for the pyramid. Downtown is walkable, transit-connected via two Metro stations, and known for its neighborly, small-town feel amid a very affluent region.
Overview
Falls Church City, VA by the numbers
14,658
Total Population
40.2
Median Age
$164,000
Avg. Household Income
5,900
Households
Approximate median sale price: $985,000Demographics: U.S. Census / American Community Survey estimates
Getting Around
Around Falls Church City, VA
Walk Score
Somewhat Walkable
Bike Score
Bikeable
Transit Score
Some Transit
Points of Interest
What's happening around Falls Church City, VA
Culture
State Theatre
Historic live music venue
Active
Cherry Hill Park
Dining
Eden Center
Vietnamese food destination
Shopping
Farmers Market
Year-round
Dining
Founders Row
Newer mixed-use development
Active
W&OD Trail Access
Education
Schools in and around Falls Church City, VA
| Name | Grades |
|---|---|
| Meridian High School | 9-12 |
| Mary Ellen Henderson MS | 7-8 |
| Mount Daniel Elementary | PK-1 |
| Thomas Jefferson Elementary | 2-4 |
| Oak Street Elementary | 5-6 |
School data is a starting point. Boundary and program details change — verify with the district.
Why buyers choose Falls Church City, VA
- Falls Church City Public Schools — #1 in Virginia
- West Falls Church and East Falls Church Metro stations
- Independent city — direct control over schools and services
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