Overview 

Warrenton sits near the Potomac River and the Appalachian Mountains in Virginia. Residents can spend much of their time outside exploring the natural landscapes or visiting the many wineries and breweries across the town or simply enjoy the quiet, rural culture from within their home. 

Climate & Geography 

Warrenton lies along the Potomac River and experiences rain above the national average. Summers are warm with over 80 degrees. Winter lows fall to the 20s.

Virginia’s proximity to the Appalachian Mountains, gives the state a landscape filled with forests, hills, and mountain ranges, such as Allegheny and Blue Ridge Mountains. 

Recreation, Culture, & Entertainment 

Most of the recreational activities in Warrenton are surrounded in the many vineyards such as the most popular attractions, Mediterranean Cellars and Old Bust Head Brewing Company. Local museums include the Fauquier History Museum at the Old Jail and Mosby Museum. However, some of the most popular Warrenton attractions include wineries from around the town. 

This quaint town is surrounded by greenery for active residents who enjoy the outdoors. 

Residents can also visit neighboring Maryland and other parts of Northern Virginia. 

Cost of Living & Taxes

The cost of living in Warrenton is significantly higher than the national and state averages. The primary reason for this is housing and transportation. 

Virginia is a retiree-friendly state with Social Security benefits not taxed. Furthermore, there are exemptions of up to $12,000 for residents 65 years and older. IRAs, 401(k)s, and private and public pensions all qualify for age deduction. Virginia charges property taxes, there are tax breaks for seniors.  

Health Care

Health care options for Warrenton residents include two high performing hospitals. The Novant Health UVA Health System Prince WIlliam Medical Center specializes in knee replacement, while Inova Fair Oaks Hospital specializes in hip and knee replacement.