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Bluemont Homes in Arlington, VA
Single-family houses on tree-lined streets between Ballston and Four Mile Run, beside Bluemont Park and the W&OD Trail.
Living in Bluemont
Bluemont stretches from Glebe Road on the edge of Ballston west to Four Mile Run, and from Washington Boulevard south to Carlin Springs Road. Wilson Boulevard and I-66 run through it, and addresses fall in ZIP codes 22203 and 22205.
Most homes are single-family houses on tree-lined streets, from older Cape Cods, colonials and brick ramblers to newer houses built on original lots, with townhouses and condos closer to Ballston and Glebe Road.
Green space is a big part of daily life here: Bluemont Park along Four Mile Run, the Bon Air Memorial Rose Garden, Lacy Woods Park, and the Bluemont Junction Trail, which links the W&OD Trail and the Custis Trail.
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How The Mike Webb Team Serves Bluemont
A 1940s Cape Cod, a rebuilt colonial and a townhouse near Ballston each sell to a different buyer, and each needs its own price. The Mike Webb Team has more than 34 years of experience pricing homes like these for today's buyers.
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Bluemont History & Neighborhoods Nearby
Bluemont takes its name from Bluemont Junction, where a connecting line of the Washington and Old Dominion Railroad opened in 1912. The rail line is gone, and since 1988 its path has been the Bluemont Junction Trail. The Bluemont Civic Association has represented the neighborhood since 1945.
Smaller subdivisions inside Bluemont include Brockwood, Lacey Forest and Brandon Village.
Buyers who like Bluemont often look at Ballston-Virginia Square to the east and Buckingham to the southeast, too. Which one fits is a matter of preference.
Bluemont Homes: Market & Home Types
Bluemont's houses vary a lot from street to street: original houses from the middle of the last century, many of them expanded or updated, sit next to newer, larger houses. Lot size, updates and how close a home is to the parks or to Ballston all affect the price.
If you are starting your search, see buying a home in Bluemont.
Detached-home sellers face less new competition than condo sellers this fall. NVAR reported that in September 2026, detached listings in its Northern Virginia region were up 5.7% from a year earlier, while condo and townhouse listings rose 49.7%. Across Arlington, Bright MLS reported the median sale price for July through September 2026 up 11.1% from a year earlier, and about 3.9 months of supply in September, up from 3.0.
Size, lot, condition and updates all move the number. For a price built from real sales near you, ask for a Bluemont home value report.
Schools and Getting Around
The Ballston-MU station on the Orange and Silver lines is closest for much of Bluemont, and Wilson Boulevard, Washington Boulevard, Glebe Road and I-66 connect the neighborhood to Rosslyn, Tysons and downtown Washington. The W&OD and Custis trails are popular with bike commuters.
Bluemont is served by Ashlawn Elementary School, Kenmore Middle School and Washington-Liberty High School. School boundaries change, so check the current Arlington Public Schools map for any specific address.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Bluemont in Arlington, VA?
Bluemont runs from Glebe Road west to Four Mile Run and from Washington Boulevard south to Carlin Springs Road, next to Ballston, in ZIP codes 22203 and 22205.
What kinds of homes are in Bluemont?
Mostly single-family houses, from Cape Cods, colonials and brick ramblers to newer houses, with townhouses and condos closer to Ballston.
How did Bluemont get its name?
From Bluemont Junction on the Washington and Old Dominion Railroad. The old rail line is now the Bluemont Junction Trail.
What parks are in Bluemont?
Bluemont Park along Four Mile Run, the Bon Air Memorial Rose Garden, Lacy Woods Park and the Bluemont Junction Trail, which connects to the W&OD and Custis trails.
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