For Sale: $234,900

1 Bed
1 Bath
Condo
Contemporary
850 sq ft
1 Assigned Spot: 566
Year Built: 1972
Property Tax: $2,655/year
Condo Fees: $875.03/month

Welcome to Unit 13 at 11220 Chestnut Grove Sq

Welcome to my home, a ground floor one bedroom, one bath condo that I completely reimagined from top to bottom, and I mean every inch of it. When I bought this place I wanted an open layout that actually worked for real life, so I carved out a dedicated dining space, opened up the kitchen with an oversized island that seats three under pendant lighting, added tons of cabinet space, upgraded the countertops, and built in a pantry because storage matters. The family room gets great light throughout the day, and there is a den that works as a reading room or office workspace, whatever fits your life. There is no carpet anywhere, I put in wide plank LVP flooring across the whole home, and the bathroom got a full renovation with trendy tile, a seamless glass enclosure, and a sleek vanity. I replaced the air handler in 2025, so that is one less thing for you to think about. Step outside to your own private patio with tree lined views, quiet and peaceful, and you also get one dedicated parking spot plus plenty of visitor parking for guests, along with your own storage closet. All utilities are included, which genuinely simplifies life. Living here means being part of a community that has its own pool, playground, tennis and basketball courts, and beautifully landscaped courtyards, with creeks running nearby and a trail leading straight to Lake Fairfax if you are into mountain biking or just want a long walk in the woods. You can walk to Wiehle Reston Station, where you will find restaurants, shops, and a weekly farmers market, along with the Wiehle Metro station itself, or head over to Tall Oaks Village Center for more shopping and dining options closer to home. The W&OD Trail is just steps from your door for running, biking, or an evening stroll. Commuting is genuinely easy from here with direct access to the Toll Road and Route 66, and DC is about thirty minutes away on the Silver Line. This is a quiet, well kept community, and this unit is one of a kind for it, nothing here has been left untouched, it has all been thoughtfully redone so you can just move in and start living. As part of Reston Association, residents enjoy access to 15 pools, 55 miles of trails, numerous parks, 4 beautiful lakes, 52 tennis courts, 18 pickle ball courts, a variety of community events and programs throughout the year including festivals, concerts, workshops, and social gatherings, plus several community centers including the Reston Association headquarters, Walker Nature Center, and the Lake House at Lake Newport, which offer space for meetings, classes, and special events.

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Chestnut Grove Condo Association & Reston Association

Chestnut Grove Condominium
A wooded condominium community a half-mile from Wiehle-Reston East Metro
$875
Monthly Condo Fee
All
Utilities Included
0.5 mi
To Wiehle Metro
Chestnut Grove is something of a hidden gem in central Reston, 226 condominium homes tucked among mature trees and landscaped courtyards on Chestnut Grove Square, about a half-mile from the Wiehle-Reston East Metro. Built in 1972 and well cared for ever since, it offers everything from one-bedroom homes to roomy two-level penthouses. Its best-known perk is refreshingly simple living: the monthly fee covers just about every utility, so most of your household bills arrive as one predictable payment. Automatic membership in Reston Association adds the lakes, pools, and trails that define Reston.
What the Condo Fee Covers
Electricity
Natural Gas
Heat
Central Air Conditioning
Hot Water
Water & Sewer
Trash & Recycling
Community Pool Access
The Chestnut Grove condo fee is $875.03 a month, and it covers nearly every utility, electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, hot water, water, and sewer, plus trash and access to the community pool. About the only things left to set up are cable and internet. It is billed separately from the annual Reston Association assessment, so confirm current figures for both in the resale packet.

An Oasis in Central Reston
Residents like to call Chestnut Grove an oasis in the middle of Reston, and the setting explains why. The buildings wrap around landscaped courtyards and wooded common grounds near the Lake Fairfax area, with layouts ranging from one-bedroom homes to two-level penthouses with three and four bedrooms. On site you will find a community pool, tennis and basketball courts, a tot lot, grills, and a picnic area, along with climate-controlled extra storage and assigned parking with a visitor pass system, which is a genuine rarity for a condo this close to the Metro.
Walk to the Metro and the Tech Corridor
Location is the other half of the story. The Wiehle-Reston East Metro is about a half-mile walk, putting the Silver Line, and one-seat rides to Tysons, downtown Washington, and Dulles Airport, right at your feet. The surrounding Reston Station and technology corridor bring offices for names like Google and Rolls-Royce North America, and the W&OD Trail and Reston's Blue Trail toward Lake Anne are close by. Reston Town Center is about seven minutes away by car, and Dulles International is roughly eight.
Two Associations, One Address
As a Chestnut Grove owner you belong to two associations. The Chestnut Grove Condominium runs the buildings, the grounds, the pool, and the utilities bundled into your monthly fee, while Reston Association covers the community-wide amenities, the lakes, trails, additional pools, and the design standards that keep Reston consistent. You pay an assessment to each, so it is worth reviewing both sets of documents before closing.
What Makes It Easy
All-In
One Simple Monthly Bill
Nearly every utility is bundled into the condo fee, cable and internet aside.
0.5 mi
Wiehle-Reston East Metro
Walk to the Silver Line for Tysons, Washington, D.C., and Dulles.
On Site
Pool, Courts & Playground
Community pool, tennis and basketball courts, a tot lot, grills, and storage.
Walk
W&OD and Reston Trails
The W&OD Trail and Reston's Blue Trail toward Lake Anne Plaza.
7 min
Reston Town Center
Dining, shopping, concerts, and the winter ice rink.
8 min
Dulles International Airport
One of the closest Reston communities to the airport.
Reston Association
The foundation of the Reston lifestyle
$895
Annual Assessment
1,300+
Acres of Open Space
55 mi
Trails and Pathways
Reston Association is the master homeowners association that has carried Robert E. Simon's founding vision forward since the 1960s, and membership comes automatically with the home. RA maintains the shared spaces and sets the design standards that make Reston one of the most recognized planned communities in the country, while giving residents access to an extensive network of amenities, programs, and year-round events.
Recreation and Amenities
15
Outdoor Swimming Pools
54
Tennis and Pickleball Courts
4
Signature Lakes
800+
Acres of Woodlands
20 mi
Streams and Waterways
55 mi
Paved and Natural Trails

Life as a Reston Homeowner
Living in Reston means the outdoors starts at your doorstep. A pool, a lake, or a wooded trail is usually within walking distance, the village centers put coffee, dining, and a farmers market a short stroll away, and the pathway system lets you leave the car behind for much of daily life. It is a community built for people who want nature, walkability, and an active social calendar without giving up easy access to the rest of Northern Virginia.
Community Centers and Gathering Spaces
The Lake House on Lake Newport is RA's newest community building, a light-filled space with a fireplace and a deck over the water that residents rent for celebrations, meetings, and workshops for up to 145 guests. Historic Brown's Chapel, the Glade Room, and the Nature House at the Walker Nature Center host classes, scout meetings, and gatherings throughout the year, and picnic pavilions scattered across the community are open for parties and reunions. Reston is also served by the separately funded Reston Community Center, which adds an indoor pool, a theater, and a full slate of classes and camps to the mix.
Recreation Areas Close to Home
Beyond the pools and courts, RA maintains neighborhood recreation areas built for everyday use, including the Polo Fields Recreation Area, the Hook Road Recreation Area, and the ball fields at Brown's Chapel Park. The four lakes offer boat launches and quiet places to fish or paddle, and the pathway network ties it all together so most of it is reachable on foot or by bike.
Activities and Programs Year-Round
Membership opens the door to a deep calendar of programs. Summer camps, swim lessons and water fitness, tennis and pickleball play, guided hikes and nature education at the Walker Nature Center, and fitness and wellness classes for all ages run throughout the year. Volunteer Reston gives residents who want to give back a steady set of stewardship and community projects, from tree plantings to stream cleanups.
A Calendar of Community Events
April
Founder's Day
A lakeside celebration of Reston's founding and Robert Simon's vision at Lake Anne Plaza.
Spring & Fall
Community Yard Sale
A twice-yearly, community-wide yard sale and one of RA's longest-running traditions.
Summer
Aquapoolooza
A family celebration across RA pools with games, music, and warm-weather fun.
Summer
Outdoor Concert Series
Free evening concerts that bring neighbors together at the lakes and village plazas.
July
Reston Butterfly Count
A community citizen-science count held as part of the national butterfly survey.
August
National Night Out
Free neighborhood events focused on community spirit and local partnerships.
Winter
Winterfest
A seasonal winter gathering and one of RA's signature annual events.
Year-Round
Camps and Nature Programs
Summer camps, guided hikes, and the Nature and Nosh series at the Walker Nature Center.
A Resident-Led Organization
Reston Association is governed by a resident-elected Board of Directors, so decisions about community priorities, improvements, and spending stay in the hands of the people who live here. The board holds open meetings and annual elections each spring, and RA's Design Review Board sets and applies the covenants and design standards that keep the community consistent and help protect property values. For homeowners, that means a real say in how Reston runs, along with a clear and predictable process for exterior changes to your home.
Docs
Visit the Documents section of the Reston Association website to explore the latest RA Activity Guide, Welcome Guide, and a full map of the amenities available to residents.

Map & Nearby Places

11220 Chestnut Grove Sq, Unit 13
Reston, VA 20190
1 Bed | 1 Bath

Life Beyond Your Front Door

Reston Town Center
Reston Town Center is the social and cultural heartbeat of Northern Virginia — a walkable urban district where world-class dining, independent boutiques, live music, and a packed event calendar converge. It moves at a city pace with a neighborhood feel, drawing residents back week after week not out of convenience, but because there's always something worth showing up for.
1.2 mi
Distance
~5 min
By Car
~8 min
By Bike
Dining and Drinks
Barcelona Wine BarbartacoCraftHouse Fogo de ChaoJackson's Fine FoodJINYA Ramen Bar Makers UnionMorton's The SteakhouseNorth Italia Open Road DistillingPisco y NazcaSixty Vines Ted's BulletinUncle Julio's
Shopping and Wellness
AnthropologieAppleAthleta J.CrewKendra ScottLululemon SephoraSouth Moon UnderTalbots White House Black MarketScrawl Books
Signature Annual Events
JanNew Year's Day 5K
FebIce-Travaganza Winter Celebration
MayTephra ICA Arts Festival
May-SepStreetFest — Weekly Live Music
May-AugConcerts on the Town
OctChalk Fest and Trick-or-Treat Market Street
NovHoliday Parade and Tree Lighting
Nov-FebOutdoor Ice Skating Rink
Lake Anne Plaza
Lake Anne Plaza is Reston's original soul — a mid-century modern lakeside village that feels nothing like the rest of Northern Virginia. Independent cafes, artisan shops, and a beloved farmers market sit along the water's edge, and the pace here is deliberately slower. It's the kind of place where regulars know each other by name, where a Saturday morning coffee stretches into an afternoon, and where the community events feel genuinely local rather than programmed.
0.5 mi
Distance
~3 min
By Car
~3 min
By Bike
Dining and Coffee
Cafe AnneCafe MontmartreChiboo Bakery Kalypso's Sports TavernLake Anne Brew House Lake Anne Coffee House and Wine BarNordic-Knot
Shops and Wellness
Elden Street Tea ShopNew Trail Cycling and Strength Reston Art Gallery and StudiosReston's Used Book Shop Zen Nails and Day Spa
Signature Annual Events
FebKiwanis Polar Dip
AprFounder's Day Celebration
Apr-DecReston Farmers Market — Weekly
JunReston Pride
Jun-AugSunset Concerts on the Lake
SepReggae on the Lake Music Festival
DecJingle on the Lake
Reston Station
Reston Station is where Reston's next chapter is being written. Anchored by the Silver Line Metro and built around Class-A office space, open plazas, and an expanding dining scene, it has the energy of a neighborhood still coming into its own — which means the best of it is still ahead. For commuters, it's a seamless connection to D.C. and beyond. For residents, it's a walkable hub that keeps growing more useful and more interesting every year.
1.5 mi
Distance
~5 min
By Car
~10 min
By Bike
Dining and Coffee
Big BunsCosmos CafeDavio's Northern Italian Steakhouse Ebbitt HouseFounding FarmersNoku StarbucksThe SimonTous les Jours
Services and Wellness
Bright HorizonsCVS PharmacyHealthy Baller OrangeTheory FitnessScissors and ScotchVIDA Fitness Nordine Salon and Day Spa
Signature Annual Events
May-SepSummerbration — Outdoor Movies and Activities
May-SepSummer Concert Series — Friday Evenings
Aug-NovFootball on the Big Screen
SepAnnual Silent Dance Party
DecSanta and Grinch Brunch
DecHoliday Markets
Year-RoundCommunity Fitness Classes

Commute & Connectivity

Commute and Connectivity
Getting Around
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Departure times are schedule-based estimates calculated from the current time and day of week, and should be verified with WMATA and Fairfax Connector before traveling. Fairfax Connector made service changes in late June 2026 (including discontinuing Route 552), so confirm current routing and times for Routes 598 and 558.
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Drive, walk, and Metro times are approximate and reflect typical conditions. Metro times assume the short walk to Wiehle-Reston East Station plus typical Silver Line service. All times vary with traffic, time of day, and schedules, so verify routes independently.

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