Falls Church

Northeast of Virginia, U.S., is a beautiful and historic city of Falls Church, nicknamed “the Little City” with its 2.2 square mile footprint. The city was incorporated as a town in 1875 and became a city in 1948. This independent city is named after the Episcopal Falls Church, founded in 1734, where George Washington once served as a vestryman. The church served as a recruiting station during the American Revolution and a hospital for wounded troops during the American Civil war. Falls Church is a welcoming city with a less-congested, peaceful, small-town setting. You will find plenty of real estate, including condos, townhomes, single family homes, and apartments built in modern and historic construction models.