Situated on a quiet cul-de-sac at the end of Holly Lane, there's a lot to love about this roughly 1 acre building lot in Annandale's Fairfax Hills subdivision. The property faces Fairfax County parkland that cannot be developed, and it backs up to the Cross County walking trail and Wakefield Park -- rarely do you find a 1 acre lot this convenient to the Beltway and with so much privacy. Located just half a mile from the Little River Turnpike/I-495 interchange, the location is a commuter's dream. A 2017 appraisal valued the lot at $515,000, and as a well-established neighborhood in transition, recent home sales in the neighborhood have included a mix of new construction infill development and resale homes. Public sewer hookup is available, and there is an electric box on the northwest corner of the property (front left side if you are facing the lot from the street). A private well is required (county website says public water is available, but it is not). Natural gas is currently unavailable, but the existing gas line does extend to the neighboring property. Holly Lane is a county maintained road. There is no HOA, but existing covenants require buildings to be set back a minimum of 75 feet from the front property line. Effective buildable area is estimated to be 5,000-6,000 SF. Trash pickup is private and costs roughly $130 per quarter. The property is served by Wakefield Forest Elementary School, Frost Middle School, and W.T. Woodson High School. Please direct all inquiries to the listing agent. Reputable builder recommendations are available upon request. The front corners of the property have been *approximately* marked with orange/pink ribbon.