55+ community  /  Gainesville, VA

Heritage Hunt: gated 55+ living in Gainesville, Virginia

Heritage Hunt is a gated 55+ community in Gainesville, Virginia, in Prince William County. It sits on about 750 acres near the Bull Run Mountains, with its own championship golf course, two clubhouses, a restaurant and bar, indoor and outdoor pools, and tennis, pickleball and bocce courts. There are more than 30 home models, from condominiums to five-bedroom homes. I have sold homes in Northern Virginia for 41 years, and Heritage Hunt is one of the communities I work in. Here is what to know about the HOA, the golf, the homes, and what they have sold for.

Quick facts

HOA fees, 2026

Amenity access requires the owner to stay current on assessments and follow the design guidelines and covenants. Other fees may apply at settlement.

What the HOA fee covers

• Trash and recycling pickup on Thursdays
• Snow removal on the roads and parking lots (not your driveway or sidewalk)
• Comcast phone, HD TV and high-speed internet, with the modem and router included
• Use of two clubhouses, the fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, three tennis courts, five pickleball courts and four bocce courts
• Fitness and aquatic classes
• A monthly community magazine, The Heritage Horn, and community email announcements
• Gated entry, with every vehicle recorded at the front gate
• Access to member events such as concerts, plays and banquets (event costs may apply)

Fees and amenities: Heritage Hunt community materials, 2026. Other fees may apply at settlement. The HOA sets its fees once a year, so confirm current amounts with the association and in your contract.

Good to know about the golf

Golf is separate from the HOA fee, and you do not have to live in Heritage Hunt to play. The 18-hole championship course was designed by Arthur Hills, and the golf club sells memberships to residents and non-residents alike. So if you want to live somewhere else and still use the golf course, you can. Memberships come at an individual or family monthly price. For a tour or membership details, call the golf club at 703-743-1000.

The clubhouses and community life

Heritage Hunt has two clubhouses, and they are where the community lives. The main clubhouse has the Great Oak Ballroom, the Red Oak Bar and Grill, a library, an arts and craft room, card and game rooms, and the golf pro shop. It is a short walk to the driving range, the putting green, the fitness center and both pools. The restored mansion has meeting rooms, a game room with billiards, another library, and the HOA offices. The Knoll is a smaller event space with a patio and a lawn, and it holds up to 100 guests. Residents also enjoy concerts, wine dinners, murder mystery dinners, comedy nights and holiday parties.

Amenity details from Heritage Hunt community materials. Confirm current amenities and hours with the association.

What homes sold for in the last 12 months

October 28, 2025 to October 28, 2026, all agents.

Source: Bright MLS, closed residential sales in Heritage Hunt, Gainesville, senior community, October 28, 2025 to October 28, 2026 (101 sales). Includes condominiums, townhomes and single-family homes. Past results do not guarantee future results.

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