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Wolf Trap Nursery Site Approved for 13 Homes

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Sekas Homes’ plan to replace the nearly 6.5-acre Wolf Trap Nursery site at 9439 Leesburg Pike with 13 single-family homes. The Castleton Hills development will average 1.97 homes per acre, with a roughly 50-foot buffer along Route 7; the board also approved utility easements on the adjacent county-owned fire station property.

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