Help me out: where would you live in Northern Virginia?
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1) culpepper perhaps is an option if you want some land
2) the area of locust grove (lake of the woods) - not gated but access controlled and close to the VRE for an easy and relatively quick train ride into DC/Union Station. but lake access/lake side (if you are interested in that sort of lifestyle), golf, tennis, etc. and very close (driving distance) to a range of amenities 3) really wish I had your dilemma  still of worker bee age plugging away. GL!
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That was my first thought - nice town! Or, if you're willing to make the move to Maryland, how about Annapolis? |
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How about some of the great little towns in wine country:
Middleburg Purcellvile Culpepper Warrenton Or a beach community (these are in MD though) Chesapeake Beach St Michaels |
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| Manassas |
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| I would live near the Happy Tart Bakery on Mt Vernon in Alexandria. I love the area. The Birchmere is there too. |
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Anonymous
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Are you willing to consider Harper's Ferry, WV?
http://www.trulia.com/property/3107844157-1332-Eagles-Nest-Ln-Harpers-Ferry-WV-25425#photo-4 |
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Very helpful suggestions from everyone. I will definitely investigate the various options suggested.
That is pretty much it! You are right that the diversity aspect would be an issue as one moves further out. |
Anonymous
| I am from southern MD. I wouldn't live there with kids, but I would go back in a heartbeat to a waterfront community in Calvert or St. Mary's counties. (I live in NoVa now...) |