Four Seasons at Historic Virginia

Four Seasons at Historic Virginia is a gated, 55+ active adult community spread across 465 scenic acres in Dumfries, Virginia — just 28 to 30 miles south of Washington, D.C. in Prince William County. Built by K. Hovnanian Homes between 2002 and 2009, the community consists of 801 single-family homes housing a tight-knit population of 1,400+ residents. The setting is park-like, with rolling hillsides, mature wooded areas, and landscaped grounds that border the natural beauty of Prince William Forest Park. Homes here are designed for main-level, low-maintenance living. Floorplans range from roughly 1,500 to over 4,600 square feet, with popular models including the Wentworth, Sanibel, and Sequoia. Many homes feature sunrooms, lofts, bumped-out owners' suites, walk-out basements, two-car garages, and premium wooded or cul-de-sac lots. While most buyers come for one-level living, plenty of plans offer additional upstairs or basement space for guests and hobbies. The heart of community life is the 21,000-square-foot clubhouse. Indoors, residents enjoy a state-of-the-art fitness center with cardio and strength equipment, an indoor pool with lap lanes, a whirlpool spa, a ballroom, billiards room, card room, arts and crafts room, library, lounge, and a coffee bar cafe. Outdoors, there's a resort-style pool and patio, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce ball courts, a putting green and driving station, and walkable nature trails winding through the community. A full-time staff including a General Manager, Fitness Director, and Director of Social Activities supports an exceptionally active calendar. Social life is a major draw. Four Seasons has more than 50 resident-led interest groups covering hobbies, sports, art projects, cards and games, charity events, and volunteer work — everything from the Adventurers Club (hiking, biking, canoeing) to aqua fitness, bible study, book club, billiards, bocce, band practice, and many more. Residents consistently describe the community as safe, generous, and tight-knit, with "always something to do." Location is a standout strength. The community sits minutes from I-95 and Route 234, with easy access to commuter lots, OmniRide buses, and the Woodbridge VRE station for rides into D.C. Potomac Mills Mall, Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center, and the Dumfries Shopping Center handle shopping and dining. Quantico Marine Corps Base is just south. For weekend exploration, historic Fredericksburg is 30 minutes south and Old Town Alexandria is 30 minutes north. Healthcare options include Kaiser Permanente Woodbridge, Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center, and Dumfries Health Center. The HOA — reported around $260-$280/month — covers lawn maintenance, gated/manned entry, common grounds and amenities, and trash, contributing to the refined, low-maintenance lifestyle residents come here for.