For Sale: $849,990

3 Beds
2 Full, 2 Half Baths
Townhome
Colonial
2,439 sq ft
Lot 0.05 acres
2-Car Garage & Driveway
Year Built: 1998
Property Tax: $9,399/year
HOA Fees: $188/month

Welcome to 1680 Waterhaven Dr

Life is built around a home like this for the way it welcomes people in, and I hope it does the same for you. Tucked into a small enclave off the through streets in North Reston, this brick front townhome with a two car garage sits close enough to walk to Reston Town Center and Lake Anne Plaza for dinner or coffee, and just as close to the neighborhood pool, tennis and pickleball courts, rec area, and playground, with the metro only five minutes away. Downstairs, the lower level opens into a large rec room anchored by a gas fireplace with a mantle, along with a half bath, a storage closet, and a laundry closet with front load machines that we updated in 2020 to a steam washer and dryer set. On the main level, the formal dining room sits under a chandelier we loved picking out, paired with an equally spacious formal living room, both filled with light, while the kitchen was renovated with 42 inch cabinets and soft close storage in 2019, quartz counters, large format tile, a slide in gas range, built in microwave, and a French door refrigerator, with a Bosch dishwasher and KitchenAid refrigerator added in 2024 and 2022 that convey with the home, plus a pantry and an eat in breakfast area that flows into the family room, where a second gas fireplace, built ins, recessed lighting, and an oversized slider with three window panels (replaced in 2017 along with the windows) let the backyard feel like part of the room. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms each have overhead lighting and ceiling fans, including a primary suite with a vaulted ceiling and a custom organized walk in closet we had built out in 2020 with smooth glide racks and long hanging space, plus a primary bath with a seamless glass shower enclosure, on trend tile, a soaking tub, and dual vanities, while the two remaining bedrooms share a nicely appointed secondary bath. Outside, the fully fenced backyard has both a deck and a patio for however you like to spend an evening, and there is plenty of visitor parking for when friends come by. We also kept up with the bones of the house over the years: plantation shutters throughout in 2019, a new roof in 2022, and in 2025 a full Michael & Son Clean Air Package added to the dual HVAC system, with in-duct UV and oxidizing sterilization and direct-coil UV light on the cooling coil, so the air moving through this home is genuinely some of the cleanest you'll find. This location, this layout, this level of care, it all comes together here, and we're excited for someone new to take it forward. 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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Townes at Waterford & Reston Association

Townes at Waterford
A small brick-front townhome enclave in North Reston
$188
Monthly Cluster Fee
43
Townhomes
1998
Year Built
Townes at Waterford is one of Reston's smaller, more tucked-away communities, a quiet enclave of just 43 brick-front townhomes off the through streets of North Reston, built in the late 1990s. It offers the space of a townhome, with two-car garages and walk-out lower levels, paired with a location you can walk from to both Reston Town Center and Lake Anne. Membership in Reston Association comes automatically with the home, opening up the lakes, pools, and trails that define Reston.
What the Cluster Fee Covers
Snow Removal
Trash
Common Area Maintenance
Road Maintenance
The Townes at Waterford cluster fee is $188 a month, billed separately from the annual Reston Association assessment. Because the cluster maintains its own roads, that upkeep and snow clearing are built into the fee along with trash and common-area maintenance. Confirm the current amount, what it covers, and the parking rules in the resale packet.

A Small, Tucked-Away Enclave
With only 43 homes, Townes at Waterford has an intimate, low-traffic feel that is hard to find this close to Reston Town Center. The townhomes are classic brick-front, tri-level designs from the late 1990s, most with two-car garages, walk-out lower levels, and cozy recreation rooms anchored by gas fireplaces, and many run well over two thousand square feet. Tucked off the main roads, it is the kind of quiet pocket where neighbors tend to put down roots and stay.
Walk to Town Center and Lake Anne
The location is the real draw. From this enclave you can walk to Reston Town Center for dinner, shopping, and the summer concerts, and follow the pathways to historic Lake Anne Plaza for the farmers market and lakeside cafes. A pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a rec area, and a playground sit close by, and the Silver Line Metro is about five minutes away, putting Tysons, Washington, and Dulles Airport within easy reach. Reston National Golf and the community's lakes, with boating and fishing, round out what is nearby.
A Well-Run, Self-Managed Cluster
For a community this size, Townes at Waterford is notably well organized. The cluster maintains its own private roads and manages parking through published regulations, oversees exterior maintenance and architectural standards that keep the brick-front streetscape consistent, and keeps residents informed through a community directory, a trash schedule, community news, and a list of vetted local contractors on its website. That kind of attention is a big part of why a small enclave like this stays tidy and holds its value.
Close By
Walk
Reston Town Center
Dining, shopping, concerts, and the Silver Line Metro.
Walk
Lake Anne Plaza
Historic waterfront, the farmers market, and lakeside cafes.
Nearby
Pool, Tennis & Pickleball
A neighborhood pool, courts, a rec area, and a playground.
5 min
Metro & Dulles Toll Road
Quick reach to Tysons, Washington, D.C., and Dulles Airport.
Near
Golf & Reston's Lakes
Reston National Golf and lakes with boating and fishing.
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

1680 Waterhaven Dr
Reston, VA 20190
3 Bed | 2 Full, 2 Half Baths

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

Schools Serving the Community

Lake Anne Elementary School
Grades PK - 6 | Fairfax County Public Schools
Elementary
583
Students Enrolled
13:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
1967
Year Established
School Details
Feeder Pyramid
South Lakes
Signature Program
Two-Way Spanish Immersion

Lake Anne Elementary School, home of the Dolphins, holds a special place in Reston history as the community's very first school, opening its doors on January 17, 1967 to about 300 students while parts of the building were still under construction. Reston's founder Robert E. Simon spoke at its dedication that spring, and the school has carried the town's founding spirit of diversity and community ever since. Set right on North Shore Drive near Lake Anne Plaza, it serves preschool through sixth grade and feeds into Hughes Middle School and South Lakes High School. Its signature draw is a two-way Spanish Immersion program, one of the first ten partial-immersion programs in Fairfax County, where students spend about half of each day learning math, science, and health in Spanish. That, along with a low 13 to 1 student-teacher ratio, a community garden, and a genuinely tight-knit parent community, gives Lake Anne a warmth that families notice right away.

Programs and Highlights
Two-Way Spanish Immersion (K-6)
Reston's First Elementary School, 1967
Advanced Academic (Gifted) Services
Low 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio
Preschool and Early Childhood Programs
Special Education Services
English Learner (ESOL) and Title I Support
Community Garden and Arts Programs
Band, Chorus, and After-School Clubs
Feeds the South Lakes Pyramid
Langston Hughes Middle School
Grades 7 - 8 | Fairfax County Public Schools
Middle School
1,013
Students Enrolled
12.7:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
1980
Year Established
School Details
Feeder Pyramid
South Lakes
Curriculum
IB Middle Years Program

Langston Hughes Middle School, home of the Panthers, is built around the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program, which every student takes in grades 7 and 8. It is the academic bridge to South Lakes High School, where students continue the IB Middle Years Program in grades 9 and 10. Hughes emphasizes intercultural awareness, responsible citizenship, service learning, and real-world connections, and it backs the academics with world languages, a wide slate of electives, and an active roster of clubs and activities during these pivotal middle school years.

Programs and Highlights
International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program
IB MYP for All Students
Preparation for South Lakes IB Pathway
Service Learning Requirement
15 Hours of Service by End of 8th Grade
Intercultural Awareness
Responsible Citizenship
Global Classroom Project
Advanced Academic Opportunities
World Languages, Electives, and Activities
South Lakes High School
Grades 9 - 12 | Fairfax County Public Schools
High School
2,565
Students Enrolled
13.3:1
Student-Teacher Ratio
1978
Year Established
School Details
Curriculum
Full IB: Diploma, Career & MYP
Recognition
Top 40 in Virginia (U.S. News)
Athletics
VHSL Class 6, Concorde District
Notable Alumni
Grant Hill, Maame Biney

South Lakes High School, home of Seymour the Seahawk, is one of Reston's signature public high schools and a full International Baccalaureate school, offering the IB Diploma Program, the IB Career-related Program, and a continuation of the IB Middle Years Program in grades 9 and 10. U.S. News ranks it among the top 40 high schools in Virginia, and it has earned a College Success Award for how well it prepares students for college. Beyond academics, South Lakes is known for a strong arts program and championship athletics, including back-to-back state basketball titles in 2024 and 2025, and its alumni include NBA star Grant Hill and Olympic speed skater Maame Biney.

Programs and Highlights
International Baccalaureate Diploma Program
International Baccalaureate Career-related Program
IB Middle Years Program for Grades 9-10
Advanced Academic Coursework
Career and Technical Education Connections
College Success Award Recipient
Community Engagement and Service Learning
Fine Arts and Performing Arts Programs
State Championship Athletics
College and Career Readiness Support

Commute & Connectivity

Commute and Connectivity
Getting Around
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