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Rixeyville, Culpeper County
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Bowens Run
Bealeton, Fauquier County
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Colebrook Estates
Fredericksburg, Stafford County
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Luray, Page County
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South Brook Single Family
Inwood, Berkeley County
Single Family Home Community
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Wellford Park
Mt Crawford, Rockingham County
Townhome Community
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Winchester Ridge Townhomes
Winchester, Frederick County
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Woodland Church
Culpeper, Culpeper County
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Build a New Home in Virginia
Building a new home in Virginia offers total customization, modern energy efficiency, and long-term financial security across the state’s diverse landscapes, from the high-tech job hubs of Northern Virginia to the scenic Shenandoah Valley and coastal Hampton Roads. Unlike buying an aging existing property, constructing a new home allows you to tailor floor plans to your lifestyle, benefit from energy-efficient features that handle Virginia’s varied seasonal climate, and avoid immediate maintenance costs through builder warranties. Whether you choose a master-planned community with rich amenities or secure private acreage for complete freedom, Virginia’s strong job market and top-tier school systems ensure that custom new builds remain a resilient and lucrative long-term real estate investment.
Maronda Homes in Virginia
We offer a host of different home designs from our Heritage, Americana, and Presidential Series in Virginia, all meticulously-crafted with your family’s unique needs in mind.
Heritage Series in Virginia
– Our most standard home series
Similar to the Focus series, The Heritage series consists of single-story or two-story, single-family style homes. They also have no basement options, making them another affordable option for homebuyers.
Americana Series Homes in Virginia
– Our most popular home series
A step up, yet very similar to our Heritage series is the Americana. Starting with a larger footprint than the Heritage, The Americana series consists of one or two-story homes, depending on the floor plan and upgrades available. All Americana homes in our Northern Divisions come with a standard unfinished basement, conveniently built with rough-ins for future self-renovating or upgrades through Maronda.
Presidential Series in Virginia
– The pinnacle of our home series
Equipped with more quality included features and square footage than any other series is the Presidential. As the highest valued series, our Presidential houses consist of two to three stories, with eight to nine-foot floor ceilings, staggered kitchen cabinets with decorative crowns, upgraded baseboards, a soaking tub in the master bath, and brick-to-grade options in the exterior rear. You can easily spot a Presidential floor plan on our website as each one is named after a past President.
Townhome Designs in Virginia
We also offer townhome designs in select communities in Virginia. Typically a part of our Heritage or Americana series, our roomy and innovative Townhomes radiate elegance, and sophistication while offering low maintenance and hassle-free living. With two-car garages, multiple bedrooms, and open floor plans, our Townhome designs are as spacious as our single-family home designs.
Starting Prices for New Homes in Virginia
Finding your dream new home starts with understanding your options. At Maronda Homes, we believe in providing a clear, transparent look at the starting prices for our base model homes in the Virginia region. These prices are a great starting point for your budget, providing a foundation from which you can customize your future home with the features and finishes that matter most to you and your family. We build a variety of homes designed for families, retirees, and first-time buyers who want modern living at a price point that works for them. In our Virginia region, we have homes starting at $290,985!
Finding the Right Home in Virginia
Our communities across the Virginia area offer modern amenities, energy-efficient designs, and flexible layouts. Whether you’re looking for a starter home, a retirement-friendly single-story, or a large family home, our base model pricing gives you a transparent starting point.
Understanding these starting prices is the first step in your home-building journey. As a dedicated Virginia home builder, we’re here to guide you through every stage, from selecting a floorplan to choosing your finishes. For a detailed quote on a specific model or to learn more about our other communities in the surrounding areas, please contact us today. We’re committed to making your vision of a new construction home a reality.
These prices are subject to change based on market conditions, and we encourage you to contact us for the most up-to-date information. For more details—including available lots, incentives, and upgrade options—contact our sales team or schedule a tour of one of our model homes in Virginia.
What Virginia Homebuyers Can Expect From Maronda Homes
When purchasing a new Maronda home in Virginia, buyers can expect:
- Modern, flexible floor plans for different lifestyles and household needs
- Energy-efficient designs intended to support year-round comfort
- Available smart-home features and personalization options
- Guidance throughout the homebuying and construction process
- Quality construction backed by more than 50 years of homebuilding experience
Finding the Right New Home in Virginia
Explore Maronda Homes communities, home designs and quick move-in opportunities in Virginia. Our team can help you compare available homes and determine which community and floor plan fit your needs.
- Homes for Sale in Culpeper County, VA
- Homes for Sale in Fauquier County, VA
- Homes for Sale in Loudoun County, VA
- Homes for Sale in Frederick County, VA
- Homes for Sale in Stafford County, VA
- Homes for Sale in Shenandoah County, VA
- New Homes For Sale In Maryland
Schedule an appointment with our sales team to walk through our various model homes to find the house and location right for you in Northern Virginia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's a "Starting-At" price?
The “starting-at” price is the base cost of a specific home model before any upgrades, lot premiums, or optional features are added. It includes the standard floorplan, our quality construction materials, and the included features that come with every Maronda home. This price is an essential first step in planning your budget and helps you compare our homes to others in the Virginia market.
Why do "Starting Prices" matter when shopping for new homes in Virginia?
When comparing home builders in Virginia, looking at the base model starting price helps you:
• Understand the entry-level investment for each floor plan.
• Compare options across different neighborhoods.
• Decide which homes fit your budget and lifestyle needs.
• Get a clear picture before exploring upgrades and customizations.
Why should I build a new home in Virginia instead of buying an existing one?
Building new gives you full control over your living space and avoids the compromises of an aging home market. You get a floor plan tailored to your lifestyle, modern architectural design, and modern features like dedicated remote-work spaces or main-level primary suites. Plus, everything is brand-new, eliminating immediate repair or renovation headaches.
Are there regional benefits to building in Virginia specifically?
Yes, Virginia offers distinct geographic regions to match your lifestyle and economic goals:
- Northern Virginia (NoVA): High job stability tied to tech hubs, federal contracting, and defense.
- Central Virginia & Charlottesville: Scenic mountain views, growing university hubs, and a thriving food/wine culture.
- Hampton Roads / Coastal: Strong military community presence, coastal lifestyle, and major maritime industries.
- Shenandoah Valley & Rural Counties: Abundant land, lower building costs, and maximum privacy.
Will building a new home save me money long-term?
Yes. Virginia’s climate ranges from hot, humid summers to freezing winters, making thermal efficiency critical. New builds are constructed using modern insulation, Energy Star appliances, high-performance HVAC systems, and sealed ductwork. This drastically lowers monthly utility bills compared to Virginia’s older housing stock. Additionally, builder warranties protect you from major out-of-pocket expenses for the first several years.
How does building on private land compare to building in a master-planned subdivision in Virginia?
Both offer distinct advantages:
- Building in a Subdivision: Often includes community amenities like pools, trails, and clubhouses, along with pre-serviced utilities and streamlined builder packages (e.g., Ryan Homes, Toll Brothers, or Lennar).
- Building on Your Own Land: Gives you total architectural freedom, freedom from HOA restrictions, larger lots, and the ability to orient your home for optimal solar efficiency or mountain/river views.
How does financing work when building a house in Virginia?
Instead of a traditional mortgage, you typically start with a construction-to-permanent loan. This short-term loan disburses funds to your builder in stages based on construction milestones. Once the home receives its certificate of occupancy, the loan automatically converts into a standard 15- or 30-year mortgage.
Is building a home in Virginia a good long-term financial investment?
Yes. Virginia consistently maintains a resilient housing market supported by strong job growth, top-ranked public school systems, and high demand from moving government and tech personnel. New construction homes generally retain higher resale value over time due to modern energy standards, lower deferred maintenance, and desirable layouts.
What is the commute like to Washington DC?
We have a complete Washington DC Commuter’s Guide to help navigate the city during rush hour.
How long does it take to build a new home with Maronda Homes in Virginia?
It takes approximately 6 – 12 months to build your new home in Virginia with Maronda Homes. Disclaimer: Build times are subject to change at any time for any reason. Build times and completion dates are estimates only and are not guaranteed. Actual construction duration may vary based on weather conditions, material availability, labor schedules, and local permitting processes. Please consult with your sales representative for the most current project updates.