Two-Unit Commercial Office Condo in Fairfax

Plaza Drive sits within the established commercial fabric of Fairfax City, a compact, incorporated municipality surrounded by Fairfax County. Drivers approaching the property along Plaza Drive will find themselves in a low-rise commercial corridor characterized by professional office condominiums, service businesses, and neighborhood retail. The surrounding streetscape reflects Fairfax City's dense mix of owner-occupied commercial uses — modest in scale, functional in character, and well-trafficked by local business activity. The address carries good visibility within the corridor and benefits from the steady flow of commuters and residents that move through this part of the city daily. Fairfax City sits at a geographic crossroads within Northern Virginia, with access to major regional thoroughfares connecting the property to Tysons, the I-66 Corridor, and the broader Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. The immediate area is served by an established base of dining, retail, and professional services, and George Mason University — one of the largest universities in Virginia — is located nearby, contributing to consistent economic activity in the surrounding neighborhoods. For owner-users seeking a well-located office condo in a stable, accessible Northern Virginia submarket, the Fairfax City address carries practical day-to-day advantages for both employees and clients.Two separately deeded office condominium units within Building B of Old Lee Plaza — 1,308 SF on the ground floor and 1,274 SF directly above — are being offered together at $625,000, delivering a combined 2,582 SF of CR-zoned professional office space in the heart of Fairfax City. Both units are vacant and available for immediate occupancy or lease-up, with no existing tenants to navigate and no transition period. Each unit carries its own tax parcel, its own condo documents, and can ultimately be held, leased, or sold independently. For the owner-user, the case is direct: acquire both floors, consolidate into a unified office operation, and convert leasing costs into a fixed-basis asset that builds equity over time. The stacked configuration works well for a growing professional services firm that needs separation between functions — client-facing space on one floor, administrative or back-office on the other. CR zoning accommodates attorneys, CPAs, financial advisors, insurance professionals, property managers, healthcare practitioners, and a range of other professional users without special exception or additional approvals. For the investor, both units arriving vacant is a clean starting point. Fairfax City's professional services market supports office rents in the $24 to $28 per SF range, with stabilized income across both units projected at $62,000 to $72,000 annually. Lease them individually to separate tenants, reducing concentration risk, or attract a single user across both floors. Either way, the two-parcel structure preserves future optionality — hold and collect income, or sell each unit independently into a submarket with consistent owner-user demand and CoStar-confirmed sale comps ranging from $206 to $247 per SF on comparable product. Brick construction, central air, shared surface parking, and a professionally managed condo association with no known special assessments round out a low-maintenance acquisition. Combined condo dues of approximately $8,878 annually are the primary operating cost. At $242 per SF, this offering represents a disciplined entry into Fairfax City commercial ownership with immediate flexibility and multiple paths to value.