Heritage Hunt - Gainesville, VA

Heritage Hunt is a 55+ community in Gainesville, Virginia. Residents enjoy living in a prime location in the heart of Prince William County 30 miles west of Washington D.C. This upscale, gated community combines the area's rich history with luxurious, country club living. Here, residents can get to know their neighbors, stay in shape, become active within the community, and pursue their own personal hobbies and special interests. With a clubhouse and challenging 18-hole golf course, Heritage Hunt is sure to appeal to discerning active adults who are looking for resale homes in Northern Virginia.

Heritage Hunt Amenities

The amenities at Heritage Hunt are spread across three spacious clubhouses: The Heritage Hunt Clubhouse, The Fitness and Aquatic Center, and The Marsh Mansion. In addition, the Heritage Hunt Golf Course, designed by Arther Hills, provides residents with 18 holes of challenging and enjoyable play. With multiple tee boxes, this versatile course will appeal to those of varying skill levels.

The Heritage Hunt Clubhouse contains a grand ballroom, fine dining, billiards, card and activities rooms, a comfortable lounge, and a golf pro shop. The Fitness and Aquatic Center houses an indoor swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, an aerobics studio and full men's and women's locker room facilities. An outdoor pool and spa is open seasonally as well.

The historical Marsh Mansion, originally built by Colonel John Marsh, has been renovated to become Heritage Hunt's third community clubhouse. Here residents can make use of banquet facilities, a golfers' grill, a library, billiards room and meeting rooms. The banquet hall may be rented for parties, weddings and other personal events.

Heritage Hunt Homes & Real Estate

Most of the homes at Heritage Hunt were built by Lennar and are now available on a resale basis. Homebuyers can select a condominium, attached, or single-family home that meets their needs.

The Garden, Patriot, Patio, and Executive Collections each offer detached single-family homes in a variety of open floor plans. These lovely, upscale homes feature architectural design elements such as tray ceilings, gas fireplaces, plant stands and freestanding columns. Options include basements, sunrooms and porches. The community's largest homes are found within the Executive Collection. Residents who prefer attached homes can choose among the thoughtfully designed homes found in the Carriage Collection and Villa Collection.

Additionally, there are 154 condo units located within four elevator-equipped buildings with covered garage parking. These are the ultimate in low-maintenance living with two to three bedrooms and two or two-and-a-half bathrooms, including a spacious master bedroom suite. Designs also include a gourmet kitchen, fireplace, living room, dining room and den. Larger models may also include a library and breakfast room.

Heritage Hunt Lifestyle

The active lifestyle at Heritage Hunt combines history with resort-style living. A full-time activities director works to coordinate community events, organize social activities and help residents get the most out of life at Heritage Hunt. The plentiful amenities at Heritage Hunt give residents the freedom to fill their calendars with as many or few activities and events as they prefer.

In addition to the activities found within their clubhouse, and the convenience of the community's own 18-hole golf course, residents can choose to participate in dozens of social clubs. These community based organizations cover a wide range of special interests and hobbies. Living at Heritage Hunt means buying into a community, and there are many ways for residents to get to know their neighbors.

Area

Located in Gainesville, Heritage Hunt enjoys a country setting that is within close proximity of Washington D.C. Retirees and working adults alike will enjoy the many options of public transportation into Washington D.C. The Linton Hall Road commuter bus stop is about six minutes away which then connects to the West Falls Church Metro stop, making trips into D.C in under two hours.

While residents can appreciate all the shopping, dining and cultural attractions found within the nation's capital, there are many attractions that are closer to home. A range of entertainment events can be found at both the Nissan Pavilion and the Wolf Trap Center for the Performing Arts. Shopping and dining is available in Old Town Manassas, at the nearby Fair Oaks Mall, or in the sprawling outlet center at Potomac Mills. Excellent healthcare is available at nearby hospitals, and those interested in continuing education may explore the programs available at George Mason University or Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA).