60 Juggins Rd, Stafford, VA 22556
60 Juggins Rd, Stafford, VA 22556 is a coming-soon single-family home in the Garrisonville area of Stafford County, listed at an asking price of $729,000. The property offers 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, approximately 3,268 square feet, and a 3.18-acre lot with no HOA and an attached garage. The listing is held by Pamela Martin of eXp Realty, and Barbara Jennings of eXp Realty is available to represent buyers interested in the property. The listing describes 60 Juggins Rd as a rare opportunity in the heart of Stafford with acreage and privacy in a very convenient location, within walking distance of shopping, dining, schools, and commuter parking.
Whether you are moving up to more space, looking for room to spread out in Stafford County, or simply want acreage without giving up convenience, this coming-soon listing is worth a close look. Use the details below to understand the property, the area, and how to schedule a showing with Barbara.
Property Overview: 60 Juggins Rd at a Glance
What Is Around 60 Juggins Rd?
The listing describes 60 Juggins Rd as sitting in the heart of Stafford with acreage and privacy in a very convenient location. It is in the Garrisonville area, the part of Stafford County centered on the Garrisonville Road (Route 610) corridor, which runs east to west across the county and connects directly to I-95.
Shopping and dining are close by. Stafford Marketplace is a large regional retail center at the Route 610 and I-95 interchange, anchored by stores including Target, Kohl's, Lowe's, TJ Maxx, and Ross, with restaurants and services on site. The Shops at Doc Stone Commons is a retail center about a mile and a half west of I-95 on Garrisonville Road, anchored by Giant Food, Home Depot, Staples, Petco, and AutoZone, with dining options including Chick-fil-A. Between the two centers and the shops along the Garrisonville Road corridor, everyday errands are well covered.
Health care is also close. Stafford Hospital, a 174-bed community teaching hospital operated by Mary Washington Healthcare, sits directly off I-95 in Stafford at 101 Hospital Center Blvd, and Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg is the region's other major hospital.
For recreation, Stafford County has public parkland nearby. Government Island is a 17.4-acre county park where Aquia Creek sandstone was quarried for the U.S. Capitol and the White House, with about a mile of boardwalk trails through wetlands along the creek. Crow's Nest Natural Area Preserve protects roughly 3,344 acres of mature forest and wetlands with hiking trails and water access. Both are free and open to the public. Historic downtown Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania Towne Centre, and the University of Mary Washington are all a short drive away.
For a deeper look at the area, see my guide to living in Stafford, VA.
Commute and Travel From 60 Juggins Rd
Garrisonville is well connected for commuters. Garrisonville Road (Route 610) intersects I-95 in Stafford, so the property has straightforward highway access for trips north and south.
Washington DC: 60 Juggins Rd is roughly 41 to 42 miles from Washington DC via I-95, with a typical drive of about 50 to 55 minutes in normal traffic. Peak-hour congestion can extend that considerably, so travel time varies significantly by when you drive.
Virginia Railway Express: The Brooke station on the VRE Fredericksburg Line, located at 1721 Brooke Rd in Stafford, is the nearest VRE station to the Garrisonville area. It offers free surface parking, making it a practical choice for a rail commute toward Alexandria and Washington. Stafford County's other Fredericksburg Line station is Leeland Road, and the line runs through Quantico and Crystal City on its way to Union Station.
Commuter parking: The listing notes that 60 Juggins Rd is within walking distance of commuter parking. The area also has larger options: the VDOT Staffordboro Park and Ride sits near the Route 610 and Mine Road area at the Garrisonville I-95 interchange, and both VRE stations offer free lots. Parking availability and walking distance should be confirmed before you rely on any one lot.
Airports: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) is roughly 40 to 44 miles away, a typical drive of about 45 to 55 minutes. Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) is roughly 56 to 57 miles away, with a typical drive of about 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes. Both times vary with traffic.
All distances and drive times above are approximate and for general reference only. Traffic, weather, and construction can change them significantly; please verify before you travel. School assignments are confirmed with Stafford County Public Schools.
Interested in 60 Juggins Rd?
This is a coming-soon listing, so status can change quickly. Barbara Jennings, REALTOR with eXp Realty, represents buyers and is ready to confirm the current status, answer your questions about the property and the Garrisonville area, and schedule a showing. Call or text (540) 840-1133.
Thinking of Selling in Stafford or Fredericksburg?
Whether the market is busy or balanced, the fundamentals of a successful sale in Stafford and Fredericksburg stay the same. Here is practical guidance for homeowners thinking about listing:
- Price with current comparables. A well-priced home attracts the most buyers in the first weeks on the market. Comparable sales from recent months in your immediate area, not list prices, are the guide that keeps a property competitive.
- Prepare before you list. Declutter, make the repairs you know about, and put real effort into curb appeal. Small improvements done before a single photo is taken routinely make a stronger impression than the same work done after a month of showings.
- Market professionally with photos and video. Most buyers start online. Professional photography, video tours, and accurate, complete descriptions let a home compete for attention against every other listing in the region.
- Understand your disclosure obligations. Virginia sellers have specific property disclosure requirements, and a good agent walks through them with you before the contract stage so there are no surprises later.
- Work with an experienced local agent. An agent who knows Stafford, Fredericksburg, and the surrounding counties can position your property well, negotiate effectively, and keep the transaction moving from listing to closing.
Keep in mind that every home and every market are different, and there are no guaranteed outcomes. A solid plan and good preparation improve your chances, but no agent or strategy can promise a specific price, timeline, or final result. What you can expect is clear information, honest expectations, and steady communication from the first conversation through closing.
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Buying a Home in Stafford County
Buying a home in Stafford County starts with a clear plan: know what you can afford, decide what you actually need, and understand each step from offer to closing. Here is practical, objective guidance for buyers shopping the Stafford and Fredericksburg area, including this coming-soon property.
- Get pre-approved and compare lenders. A pre-approval letter tells you how much you can borrow and makes your offer more competitive. Rates, fees, and terms vary between lenders, so it pays to speak with more than one and compare what each quotes for your situation.
- Clarify must-haves versus nice-to-haves. Before touring, write down what a home must have for your plan to work: price range, number of bedrooms, location, and commute. Keep a separate list of nice-to-haves. A clear list makes showings easier to evaluate and offers easier to make with confidence.
- Tour homes and ask questions. Visit properties in person when you can, and ask about the age of the roof, HVAC, water heater, and appliances, plus anything unusual you notice. Photos and virtual tours are a helpful starting point, but they do not replace a walk-through.
- Understand the negotiation and contract process. When you find the right home, your agent helps you craft an offer and negotiate price and terms such as closing date and contingencies, then manages the ratified contract through each deadline. Every step is in writing, so read each document and ask about anything unclear.
- Invest in inspections and due diligence. A home inspection is your opportunity to learn about the condition of the property before you commit. Depending on the home, you may also want pest, septic, well, or other specialized inspections. Use the inspection period to ask questions and, if needed, negotiate repairs or credits.
- Plan for closing. Your lender orders the appraisal and finalizes the loan, your settlement agent prepares the closing documents, and you bring the funds needed at settlement. Your agent walks you through the timeline so there are no surprises on closing day.
About this property: 60 Juggins Rd is currently a coming-soon listing in the Garrisonville area of Stafford, and its status can change quickly. Buyers can contact Barbara Jennings to confirm the current status and arrange a tour.
Purchase financing: If you are exploring financing for a purchase, Mike Sanchez and Ken Melendez with Rate can help with purchase financing. Contact them directly for current rates, terms, and a quote tailored to your situation.
Call or Text Barbara Jennings
Call or text (540) 840-1133 or use Barbara's booking link to schedule a call. She can confirm the status of 60 Juggins Rd, answer questions about Stafford County, and arrange a tour.
What's Happening in Stafford County
Beyond the for-sale listings, Stafford County is in the middle of several land-use, data center, and budget decisions that could shape the local market for years. Here is a balanced rundown of the latest developments, with each outlet and date named so you can review the reporting yourself.
Data centers overview. Stafford County has a data center moratorium in effect, adopted October 21, 2025. As of November 1, 2026, the county reports 11 applications still under review and none filed since September 2025. On September 1, 2026, the Board of Supervisors directed staff to draft letters asking Governor Spanberger for a special session on data center rules and, failing quick legislation, a temporary pause on new large-scale applications. aigridwatch has the full rundown.
Kings Highway (Route 3) corridor. Four related proposals would bring roughly 11 million square feet of data center space to southeastern Stafford near the Rappahannock River. Residents in adjoining subdivisions have raised concerns about water, noise, and proximity. The Planning Commission meeting on the proposals was rescheduled to November 18, 2026. Fredericksburg Free Press covered the rescheduling on October 14, 2026, and WJLA reported on residents' concerns on October 9, 2026.
Public meeting. Protect Stafford is hosting a public information meeting on the King's Highway Corridor proposals Saturday, November 7 at 3 p.m. at Bethel Baptist Church, 1193 White Oak Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22405. FXBG Advance published the details on November 2, 2026.
Board of Supervisors. Supervisors have discussed removing by-right data centers in M-2 zoning, removing data centers from the technology zone, and a forensic audit of county finances. A special session is set for November 17, 2026. Potomac Local News reported on the discussion on November 3, 2026.
New data center complex. The Stafford Planning Commission voted 4-3 to recommend a proposed 590,000-square-foot data center complex between I-95 and Route 1. WJLA reported the vote on August 28, 2026.
Schools and budget. On November 3, 2026, Stafford voters narrowly rejected, 50.47% to 49.53%, a proposed 1% local sales tax that would have funded school construction and major renovations through 2046. Potomac Local News and Fredericksburg Free Press both covered the results on November 4, 2026. The Board of Supervisors has also been reviewing the proposed FY2027 county budget, presented by County Administrator Bill Ashton, with the latest reporting from Potomac Local News.
Questions about how any of this could affect your home search or sale in Stafford? Call or text Barbara Jennings at 540-840-1133.
About Barbara Jennings
Barbara Jennings is a REALTOR with eXp Realty in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and has served home buyers and sellers since 2007. She specializes in Spotsylvania, Stafford, King George, Caroline, Prince William, Fairfax, Arlington and Alexandria, plus new construction across the region. She is AI Certified and uses advanced AI-driven marketing to help clients sell for top dollar and buy with confidence.
Every home she lists is marketed through Barbara's 100-Point Marketing Plan, the proven step-by-step playbook behind her approach to selling.
Interested in buying or selling in the Fredericksburg area? Learn more about how Barbara works.
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Frequently Asked Questions About 60 Juggins Rd
Here are the questions buyers most often ask about this coming-soon Stafford, VA property.
All listing information is provided by Bright MLS and should be verified by the user. Square footage and lot size are approximate and should be independently verified. This property is listed by Pamela Martin of eXp Realty; Barbara Jennings of eXp Realty represents buyers interested in the home.