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Links to the community!
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For information on available homes in this community, please call 703-869-2225.
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Community Center and Park
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Martin Luther King Jr. Community Park
adjacent to the Community Center
Gum Springs Community Center
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The Village At Gum Springs
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The Village at Gum Springs is a community of town homes built in the early 1990's. Most of the homes in this neighborhood have a 1 car garage, 2 to 3 bedrooms, 2.5 to 3.5 Bathrooms, Living Room / Dining Room combo, Table Space Kitchen, Recreation Room and are 3 to 4 levels. This neighborhood is very convenient to Ft. Belvoir, Washington DC, Old Town Alexandria and only about 8 miles from Regan National Airport. Click here for a Map of the Area.
The Route 1 corridor is going through awesome transformations and new businesses are making en roads that are making great improvements to the area. Just across from The Village at Gum Springs, Federal Realty Investments has purchased the South Vally Shopping Center and is in the process of renovating the existing center and adding several nationally recognized retail stores. The feel of the project upon completion is that of a Town Center.
If you are a current home owner at The Village at Gum Springs and will be selling your home I would like the opportunity to meet with you to discuss the process of selling your home and work with you to sell your home in a timely manner and at a favorable price.
If you are interested in living in this great community, or surrounding areas please give me a call so that we can work together to find you your perfect home.
Michael M. Adams, Realtor®
You can contact me directly by calling 703-869-2225
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Gum Springs is an area with a Historic background.
Gum Springs is the oldest African American Community in Fairfax County, formally established in 1833. West Ford, a former slave, founded the community after being freed by George Washington.
Located close to the Mount Vernon Estate,the community was a sanctuary for freedmen and runaways.
Samuel Taylor, a runaway slave established the first institution in Gum Springs, The Bethlehem Baptist church. Assisted by Quakers, the first school was established at Bethlehem.
The Gum Springs Historical Society And Museum was established to preserve and disseminate the history of the Gum Springs Community. Many activities, including exhibits and lecturers at the Gum Springs Museum celebrate the triumph of this historic black community. Today, Gum Springs has more than 2,500 residents, up to 500 descended from the original families.
For more information on this Historic area visit,
Gum Springs Historical Society
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