Apartments For Rent in Fort Hunt, VA

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Apartments For Rent Near Fort Hunt, VA

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What Locals Say about Fort Hunt

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Fort Hunt, VA: leafy riverside living, easy DC access, close-knit community, parks and strong schools. People love safe, walkable schools, parks, pools, trails, and an easy commute via the parkway. They dislike limited diversity, car trips to Metro, and occasional Route 1/95 traffic.
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  • Kvdxmy5n8b
    "Local schools that you can walk to. A store kids can buy after school treats and be safe! Mount Vernon is a historical landmark and always has great events for the community and other tourists."
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  • Kvdxmy5n8b
    "It is very important that parents here realize that there children are the most important thing they will ever have. This is a nice place to raise children. "
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  • Kvdxmy5n8b
    "That they must love their children. They must complement the efforts of the teachers. And they must pray together and stay together"
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  • Kvdxmy5n8b
    "The parkway makes this neighborhood unique. No trucks make this a quiet place. The river on the other side of the parkway is nice"
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  • Trulia User
    "Relatively easy to commute into downtown DC. Bus service is available and metro stop is within a 10 minute drive."
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  • Trulia User
    "Feels like a small town , not a suburb. Good schools, small shops, locally owned businesses. Close to Old Town and DC. Not VERY diverse, but getting better. Good farmers markets, "
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  • Ginny G.
    "It’s a great neighborhood for kids. I would totally move here if you are looking in northern virginia. It also has great schools!"
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  • Kjbutchko
    "Quiet treed neighborhood with mixed households of families and empty-nesters. Sidewalks and GW bike path close by. Children can walk to schools and community pools. Lots of recreational fields for organized sports. Ft. Hunt park close and has large picnic areas."
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  • Johnny
    "There are lots of dog owners in the neighborhood. You always see people walking dogs from early morning to late evening. People stop and chat with you when you walk your dog here."
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  • Kjbutchko
    "Very close community. Good for families as well as older couples. Amenities are plentiful. Dc and Old Town Alexandria are close. The neighborhood borders Potomac River and GW Parkway just north of Mt. Vernon."
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  • Adwats22
    "Awesome neighborhood! Parks, trails, playgrounds, etc! Got so lucky in picking to raise our kids here and can’t recommend it enough!"
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  • Mikebeach22
    "Dogs on leashes are very regular. Neighborhood app is very vigilant about cleaning up after your dogs."
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  • Mikebeach22
    "Against traffic. Route 1 to 95 south. 45 minutes to Stafford exit 140. North after work might add 5 minutes."
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  • Mikebeach22
    "Lots of sidewalks, but if you don’t pick up after your dog, you will get blasted on NextDoor. Bike/walking paths close by as well."
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  • Chelseazabby
    "Santa and the firemen drive through the neighborhood on a fire truck and throw candy at the kids around Christmas time."
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  • Sketchingmaeflowers
    "Lots of other dogs around for socializing, most owners are very friendly. Theres a few local dog-friendly parks and Old Town has a lot of specialized services for your pups (salons, gourmet treats, etc.)"
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  • Kjbutchko
    "Community atmosphere, friendly neighbors, community centered pool, elementary school in neighborhood."
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  • Kjbutchko
    "July 4 parade, Halloween parade, community pool with a swim team and tennis courts, and elementary school in neighborhood. Local middle school has a race annually through the neighborhood."
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  • Russ P.
    "Dog families everywhere! Great parks to let them run and play together. highly recommend this area for dog families "
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  • Suitesail
    "Drive 25-35 min north right up parkway. Very easy. Could do ride share or slug to save money and gas. "
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  • Raydixon1008
    "I have lived here since 1982 (36 years) and I have enjoyed the neighborhood very much! I raised both my children here and feel very safe. The house values have continued to increase over the years and the neighborhood remains a great place to start a family."
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  • Mikebeach23
    "Easily commutable to DC, without having to get on an interstate. Now I head south on 95, against traffic."
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  • Kjbutchko
    "Very pleasant along the Potomac river into DC. Views of Monuments. Drive through historic Old Town Alexandria then past the Reagan National Airport. "
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  • Raydixon1008
    "I have lived here for 37 years and raised two children here. Great area. It has A great community pool. It is a great neighborhood to raise kids and to live. The only reason I’m moving is to live closer to my kids and my grandkids."
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  • Laslo
    "This area of only single-family detached homes is often an overlooked jewel in the Northern VA and DC metro area. Most of the area was fully built out by the end of the 1960's and the low density character of the neighborhoods will not change. Quarter and half acre lots with large trees are the norm. But you have to like that sort of thing -- the immediate area has little shopping and few restaurants. Although there are maybe 50 restaurants within 15 minutes by car, only 4 could be considered within walking distance. Awesome place to raise you children (and pets) and yet popular among retirees. The local elementary school is the Arts and Science Focus school with emphasis on science, the fine arts, choral and instrumental music, and dance and drama. The school also offers the optional Spanish language immersion program for grades 1 through 6. The next closest school offers the Gifted and Talented program (for those who qualify). Easy commute to DC by car -- but by public transportation, not so much."
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  • kellyhwoodward
    "This is a friendly area of only single-family homes with large yards, easy access to recreation and great schools. Close-in location without big city traffic or congestion. Children can safely walk to elementary and middle schools. Adjacent to George Washington Parkway and Fort Hunt Park with miles of biking and walking trails."
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  • Ray B.
    "Having lived here for over 40 years this is a fantastic area located near the Potomac River and easy access to points North (DC) via GW Pkwy and other main roads. Near Ft Belvoir (Army) is great for our many military families (active/retired) for the new state of art hospital. Great walking and biking trails along with parks. Community sports programs are considered the best in the county and range from just fun neighborhood leagues to very competitive travel teams for the serious athlete. A great place to raise a family and be a kid."
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  • David W.
    "I lived two doors down from this house for about 10 years. Stratford Landing is one of the best neighborhoods that I have ever lived in. The people are friendly, close to GW PKWY, Mt Vernon Bike Trail and Old Town Alex. There are food delivery and gourmet take out services within a couple of miles (on the way home from DC off Ft Hunt Rd). There is a first class recreation center nearby with various activities, including ice skating!"
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  • jrn
    "A jewel of a neighborhood, close to everything but far enough away. Very serene. Large lots."
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Average Rent Trends in Fort Hunt, VA

Rent in Fort Hunt, VA varies by number of bedrooms and home type. Use these charts to quickly see how rent changes.
Average rent increased in May 2026 compared to the previous month. Rent previously peaked in May 2025.
MonthAverage rent
Jun 2025$4,800
Jul 2025$4,438
Aug 2025$4,000
Sep 2025$3,900
Oct 2025$4,200
Nov 2025$4,250
Dec 2025$3,200
Jan 2026$4,150
Feb 2026$4,100
Mar 2026$4,500
Apr 2026$4,500
May 2026$4,950
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Average Rent By Bedroom and Home Type

1 bed2 beds3 beds4 bedsAll
All home types——$3,800$4,850$4,850
Houses——$3,800$4,850$4,850
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Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Fort Hunt, VA

  • What is the average rent of a house in Fort Hunt, VA?
    The average rent of a house in Fort Hunt, VA is $4,850 per month. This is about 151% higher than the national average.
  • When is the average rent cheapest in Fort Hunt, VA?
    In the last year, the average rent in Fort Hunt, VA was lowest in Dec 2025 when it was $3,200 per month.
  • When is the average rent most expensive in Fort Hunt, VA?
    In the last year, the average rent in Fort Hunt, VA was highest in May 2025 when it was $4,875 per month.
  • How many available rental listings are in Fort Hunt, VA?
    There are 4 available rental listings in Fort Hunt, VA.
  • What are some zip codes in Fort Hunt, VA?
    Fort Hunt, VA includes zip codes such as: 22308.
  • What are some cities near Fort Hunt, VA?
    Some nearby cities include: Mount Vernon, Belle Haven, Fort Washington, Huntington, Accokeek. These cities may have more rental options to explore.