Black Horse Apartments

Warrenton sits at the heart of Fauquier County as its county seat, carrying the kind of small-town character that Northern Virginia's faster-growing suburbs have largely traded away. Incorporated in 1810 and named for Revolutionary War hero General Joseph Warren, the town has deep historical roots that show up in its brick storefronts, preserved courthouse district, and tree-lined streets. At just five square miles, it is compact enough to feel genuinely walkable, yet well-connected to the broader D.C. metro corridor via Route 29 and Interstate 66.

Neighborhoods here range from established in-town streets close to the Old Town core to newer residential pockets on the town's edges, offering a mix of architectural styles that spans colonial-influenced homes to contemporary builds. Renters can find everything from traditional townhomes and garden-style apartment communities to newer low-rise communities that blend into the surrounding landscape.