Neighborhoods with a view?

[Anonymous]

Some of the houses near Chain Bridge probably have a pretty nice view, but the houses with a view are pretty expensive.

[Anonymous]

High View Park - North Arlington (22207). Feels quiet, but from many points in the rolling hills you can see the bright lights of Ballston and Clarendon.

[Anonymous]

Houses in N Arlington and McLean off Chain Bridge Road

[Anonymous]

Franklin Park and Salona Village in McLean both have many streets with gentle hills and very nice views.

[Anonymous]

Some of the best views - Country Club Hills in North Arlington... some houses have views of the golf course at Washington Golf & CC, or the Georgetown/monument side of DC.

There are four new, super-luxury townhomes on Glebe Road right next to Marymount University, that have views of the golf course and the DC monuments. Going for in the $3M range but I'm not sure if they've all sold.

[Anonymous]

Some of the Goshen areas of Gaithersburg (rolling hills and valleys) and Laytonsville (farmland and open spaces).

[Anonymous]

Hallowing Point, Harbor View Mason Neck VA

[Anonymous]

Interesting suggestion about Country Club Hills -- I have no desire to look at a golf club!

[Anonymous]

Certain areas in Darnestown have very pretty views of Sugarloaf mountain. They are even more beautiful at sunset.

[Anonymous]

Anacostia has great views of DC.

[Anonymous]

Someone upthread mentioned Columbia Heights. I agree-- the hill near Cardozo High School really has one of the best prospects.

[Anonymous]

Southwest Waterfront - river *and* monument views from many of the buildings on 4th street.

[Anonymous]

Downtown Frederick is really charming, I think! Lots of little shops and restaurants in rowhouses. The main drag reminds me of Old Town Alexandria or Georgetown. There's even a scenic canal. And you can see Sugarloaf Mountain off in the (near) distance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Southwest Waterfront - river *and* monument views from many of the buildings on 4th street.

I agree, and in a few years the Ballpark district, whose parks are being developed beautifully, will have many options with lovely views.

[Anonymous]

Rosslyn behind the Iwo Jima.