Vienna

The style of this 4 bedroom, 2.1 bath home in Vienna, Virginia's Stonewall Manor neighborhood is dated, but when Christine and John look past the wallpaper and bathroom tile, it's easy to see the potential. The home has good bones and sits on a fabulous quarter acre lot. With a little TLC, "You can make your vision come to life very easily."

John and Christine venture to the Carriage Hill neighborhood just outside of the town of Vienna and are blown away by the renovations in this 3 bedroom, 2.1 bath ranch style home. Hardwood floors unify the living spaces, while the gorgeous updated kitchen and bathrooms impress. Christine loves the cottage feel of the home's interior, which is enhanced by views out to the huge 1.3 acre lot.

"This is the creme de la creme of Vienna," exclaims John as he and Christine tour this 5 bedroom, 5.3 bath, 6475 square foot home just minutes from the town center -- and it's hard to argue. With glamorous finishes and high end architectural details from top to bottom, the home feels like private club. Downstairs, it has a huge bar and wine cellar. Upstairs, each bedroom has an en suite.

The railroad first came to Vienna in the mid 19th century and was the main source of transportation until World War II. Today the Northern Virginia Model Railroaders carry on Vienna's rail legacy from their headquarters at the historic Washington & Old Dominion Railroad train depot in the middle of town.

Nestled along the Washington & Old Dominion railroad line, Vienna is home to many local favorites, including the Vienna Town Green and Jammin Java music venue. With help from realtor Lex Lianos, hosts John and Christine tour and guess the listing prices of three homes, ranging from 1960s split-levels to 2020s bungalow styles. Also, hear from Vienna mayor Linda Colbert.