Established in 1973, Cannon Ridge is a 164 townhouse neighborhood located in Manassas, Virginia, about forty miles outside the District of Columbia. Located off Liberia Avenue within the City of Manassas city limits, Cannon Ridge is a diverse community with an active board of directors and professional property management.

Cannon Ridge is an established community, with old trees, tot lot, a basketball court, and maintained common areas. Recent improvement projects included water drainage improvement, upgraded community lighting, and new USPS community post boxes.

Amenities in nearby Manassas include the Virginia Railway Express train station, the Loy E. Harris Pavilion, the Manassas Museum, the Center for the Arts, restaurants, and theatres.

Weems Elementary School, serving Grades 1-4, is within walking distance; Mayfield Intermediate School serves Grades 5 and 6; Grace E. Metz Middle School serves Grades 7 and 8; and Osbourn City High School serves Grades 9-12.

If you are interested in what living is like in Cannon Ridge, please contact Sequoia Management Company at (703) 803-9641 and ask for Dale Edwards.

Cannon Ridge was recognized along with Sumner Lake for best resident communications for their Web sites at the 2011 5th Annual Manassas City Neighborhood Conference.

Join us in Historic Old Town Manassas on November 12th from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. for the 3rd Annual Greater Manassas Veterans Day Parade. This year there will be a welcome home celebration for our Vietnam War veterans at the Harris Pavilion at the conclusion of the parade. Visit the Historic Manassas website for more information.

Contact: Lawrence D. Hughes, City Manager (703) 257-8212.

Manassas Patch featured Cannon Ridge for its spring 2011 landscaping contest. Altavista Landscaping, in cooperation with the Cannon Ridge Homes Association Board of Directors, offered prizes in three categories: Front Entryway, Back or Side Yard, and Flowering Plants, Shrubs and Trees. Read more about the contest.

Cannon Ridge was awarded for conducting the best backyard project and was a finalist for the best curb appeal at the 2010 Manassas City Neighborhood Conference.