Springdale House

About This Building

Cooperative Living at Springdale House A Modern and Convenient Home - Spacious single-family rambler with common activity areas - Six private bedroom suites, each with its own bathroom - Energy efficient design for low maintenance and accessibility - Sprinkler system connected to 24-hour monitoring Amenities for Comfort and Convenience - Beautifully furnished and equipped - Central A/C, carpeting, and laundry room - Private cable TV and phone service hook-ups - Sun room and patio for relaxation - Limited attic storage space The Concept of Cooperative Living - Unrelated adults living together in a family style setting - Sharing household tasks and enjoying companionship - Regular meetings to establish house rules and relationships - Supported by qualified professionals and volunteers - Independent low-income elderly or disabled residents Financial Stability and Independence - Property owned outright with no debt owed - No on-site paid staff, relying on volunteer maintenance - Minimal rents cover monthly operating expenses A Historic Transformation - Purchased from Annandale Christian Community for Action (ACCA) - Dilapidated structures and abandoned vehicles removed - Fairfax County's approval for a group home type dwelling - Construction started in April 1988 with contributions from Fairfax County and local businesses.