As Virginia's smallest independent city at just 2 square miles, Falls Church combines historic charm with exceptional proximity to Washington, D.C. The city's median household income exceeds $146,000, making it one of the nation's most prosperous small communities. Houses for rent in Falls Church combine suburban living with metropolitan accessibility. The West End neighborhood puts residents near the West Falls Church Metro station, while the City Center area offers walkable access to the Falls Church Farmers Market at City Hall, along with numerous dining options along Broad Street. Rental houses in established neighborhoods near Cherry Hill Park feature tree-lined streets and convenient access to both I-66 and Route 7, connecting residents to Northern Virginia and D.C. The city's rental market reflects its desirable location, with three-bedroom houses averaging $3,008 monthly. Transportation options abound, including two Metro stations and the 45-mile Washington & Old Dominion Trail, connecting residents to employment centers in Arlington, Tysons, and downtown Washington.