Moving off Capitol Hill, where to go for great schools and walkability?

[Anonymous]

Leaving Capitol Hill due to crime and time for a change. Need good schools, safe neighborhood, walkable, good bike trails, one of us commutes to downtown dc to office 3 days a week. Recommendations?

[Anonymous]

Virginia

[Anonymous]

MD -- Chevy Chase or Edgemoor in Bethesda.

[Anonymous]

What’s your budget?

[Anonymous]

Every place is walkable to something

[Anonymous]

Chevy chase DC or AU park

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What’s your budget?

Up to $1.8MM

[Anonymous]

CCMD or close in bethesda
westbrook/westland/bcc triangle

[Anonymous]

How does commuter get downtown? Bike trail, car or metro? Parts of Arlington would work well, but where depends on how you commute (and price range).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does commuter get downtown? Bike trail, car or metro? Parts of Arlington would work well, but where depends on how you commute (and price range).

Op here-prefer to bike or metro downtown. Not drive

[Anonymous]

I would say wood acres but it's not really walkable to much other than the school and playground area. super close to CC trail which could be used to bike to DC.

Op what are you trying to walk to?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How does commuter get downtown? Bike trail, car or metro? Parts of Arlington would work well, but where depends on how you commute (and price range).

Op here-prefer to bike or metro downtown. Not drive

In Bethesda/CCMD you can take the Capitol Crescent or Rock Creek trial for biking and/or Friendship Heights or Bethesda metro

[Anonymous]

Arlington: Waverly hills, High View Park, Cherrydale, Westover, Waycroft,

[Anonymous]

Rock Creek Forest/Rosemary Hills and use the extra money for a vacation home.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arlington: Waverly hills, High View Park, Cherrydale, Westover, Waycroft,

Are these actual neighborhoods, or are these just real estate names?