Daventry is a wooded island of community spirit amidst the Washington metropolitan area, offering its residents a refuge from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Daventry residents enjoy excellent leisure facilities in the pool (with an award-winning Swim Team), lighted tennis courts, four tot lots, and miles of trails.

We are bordered on the east by the Fairfax Cross-County Trail, which connects to Accotink Creek via a new paved path running under Keene Mill Road. There are other paths on our west side which go thru our single-family homes.

Just one mile from I95, 495 and 395, our residents have easy access to the Washington area via 395 and the HOV lanes. There is a carpool staging area at our entrance servicing the Daventry-Pentagon route. On our south side is immediate access to the Fairfax County Parkway.

Offering a quiet suburban living experience with many amenities and a strong sense of community, Daventry is one of Northern Virginia's most desirable neighborhoods.

The Metropolitan Washington Chapter of the Community Associations Institute (CAI) has named Daventry as the 2009 Community of the Year for the metropolitan Washington area, in the category of large community associations.

The award was presented to Daventry on March 13th during the annual CAI Expo at the Washington Convention Center. CAI is a national organization dedicated to fostering competent community associations, and is the nationally recognized professional certification body for homeowner association management. The Metropolitan Washington chapter of CAI is the largest of 59 chapters in the country. It represents 800 communities, and its membership includes 2,800 community association volunteer leaders, professional managers, community management firms and other professionals and companies that provide products and services to associations.