Mobile Homes for Sale in Tysons, VA

Home to around 27,600 full-time residents, Tysons’ population nearly quadruples during the day. Skyscrapers and office buildings filled with Fortune 500 companies and technology giants make up the skyline of this Fairfax County community. Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria, two of the biggest shopping destinations in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, are also here. And it’s these corporations and massive malls that make Tysons stand out against the nation’s capital despite being just 16 miles away. “You could call [Tysons] a D.C. suburb, but it’s more of its own city with a totally separate identity,” says Heather Reis-Platter, a Tysons local and Realtor with Keller Williams United. “People live here, work here and shop here. And it’s all at a much larger scale than your typical [Northern Virginia] suburb.” For those who do need to commute elsewhere, Tysons has four Metro stations and easy access to Interstate 495, locally known as the Capital Beltway. Tysons’ earliest homes include split levels and townhouses built between the 1950s and ‘60s. Colonial Revivals and New Traditional houses from the early 2000s and 2020s are also common. Development in Tysons is ongoing,