Pimmit Hills Real Estate

Founded in May 1950, Pimmit Hills is one of the oldest and largest communities in Fairfax County. We are part of the Dranesville District in Fairfax County.

Our 1,642+ homes on rolling hills amidst beautiful mature trees have an ideal location bordered by the Beltway, Route 7 and Route 123 near McLean, Virginia and the growing Tyson's Corner area.



The Pimmit Hills Citizens Association was organized in March 1951 by a group of 60 residents. The Association's activities are non-partisan, non-sectarian and non-political. Its purpose is to promote, develop, and improve the general welfare of the Pimmit Hills community. Since its formation, the Association has provided a forum for discussing community needs and problems and a framework for organizing efforts to satisfy or solve them.

The local community is active and has its own association website. You can view it here.

Pimmit Hills is located near Rte 66, 496 and 267 in Northern Virginia.

n


Pimmit Hills is found within the triangle made by the intersection of three highways: Interstate 495 (the Capital Beltway), Interstate 66, and State Route 267 (the Dulles Toll Road). Within this triangle, the actual bounds of the neighborhood are Pimmit Run, Leesburg Pike (State Route 7), and Magarity Road. Although Pimmit Hills is politically part of Fairfax County, Pimmit Hills addresses use Falls Church as their mailing address.

Pimmit Hills area of Falls Church is convenient to Tyson's Corner and McLean. Like most of the rest of northern Virginia, the ethnic mix in the neighborhood is quite varied. Although Pimmit Hills is politically part of Fairfax County, Pimmit Hills addresses use Falls Church as their mailing address