Your Local Realtor in Stafford County — Expert Guidance, Personalized Service

As of early 2025, the median listing price is about $600K, with the median sales price landing near $525K—a solid sign of market resilience and steady appreciation . Whether you’re buying or selling, it’s crucial to understand how your property’s value stacks up locally, which is why I offer customized market reports for your neighborhood, historical data, and investment insights to inform your decisions.

Homes here typically sell within 30 days—some quicker, depending on condition and pricing. Redfin reports around 32 days on market, which is slightly longer . I help sellers prepare strategically to minimize days on market and help buyers move quickly when they find the right home.

Yes—Stafford has seen rapid growth over the past two decades, fueled by commuter access and regional development. Population projections show continuing growth toward 182,000 by 2030 . That means demand remains high—especially in desirable neighborhoods—so timing and preparation matter.

On average, Stafford County workers spend about 38 minutes commuting, often heading toward workplaces in Fredericksburg, D.C., or Quantico. I help clients evaluate commute routes during home searches, so your decision supports both lifestyle and timing needs.

With nearly 165,000 residents, Stafford is becoming increasingly diverse. The population includes a mix of White, Black, Asian, and Hispanic residents, and it continues evolving as more families move in  . That diversity reflects in school populations, community offerings, and cultural vibrancy—something I help clients understand neighborhood by neighborhood.

Stafford County Public Schools currently operate 17 elementary, 8 middle, and 5 high schools and are expanding—adding 3 new schools in 2026. For families, this means thoughtful planning around zoning and future capacity is essential—and I provide timely updates so your school mapping fits your long-term needs.

With a high homeownership rate and rising home values, Stafford increasingly rewards ownership—both for equity growth and community stability. For investors, select areas offer rental potential, but many buyers—and growing families—choose this county for its school systems, space, and hometown feel.

Certain areas—like Stafford Courthouse and Aquia Harbour—offer nearby shopping, parks, and schools with walkable layouts. Other parts of the county lean more suburban or rural. I help buyers match their preference—whether walkable convenience or acreage—and navigate local zoning, HOA rules, and access to conveniences.

Relocating to Stafford County can be smooth with the right support. I handle remote tours, flexible scheduling, and area orientation—so you’re settled faster and more confidently. Plus, being local means I can provide referrals to trusted service providers and help you connect with community resources quickly.

Choosing a Realtor is personal—and local knowledge makes a big difference. I provide full-service, transparent guidance, rooted in Stafford County market data and community insight. You aren’t a transaction—you’re a neighbor. I listen, respond, and advocate—not for closings, but for clarity, comfort, and winning results.