Is this why you people LOVE the Palisades so much?
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Anonymous
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You can actually walk to useful places in the Palisades, unlike the close in suburbs.
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Anonymous
| Yes it sold for almost $3m. |
Anonymous
So? Are you in the market for a turn-key house or something? |
Anonymous
I know right. I never understand these people with the furniture comments. Unless it is something truly horrifying it doesn't matter. |
Anonymous
Come on. I live in DC and have zip plans to move to the suburbs. But there are plenty of useful places to walk to in the inner suburbs, including a Metro stop. |
Anonymous
| Love Palisades. Fantastic public elementary school. Warm friendly neighbors. Vibrant farmers market. Walking distance to CVS, Safeway, Post office, Starbucks, the library, fantastic playground/rec center, and a handful of excellent restaurants. Lots of young families. At 8 am, I have a 10 minute drive to work. (And lots of people bike to work.) Access to nature trails and the Capital Crescent Trail. That particular house looks fantastic and I only wish I could afford it. |
Anonymous
You're not buying the furniture. |
Anonymous
The schools in that area are very good. It is annoying when "know nothing" people make uninformed comments about areas in which they have never lived. |
Anonymous
I figured it is always the people who can't afford the homes who make the catty comments about furniture or paint color or something else of no consequece. |
Anonymous
| I love everything about this house - except the price tag, alas. |
Anonymous
Whatever makes them feel adequate i guess. |
Anonymous
| I've got no use for the Palisades. |
Anonymous
This has me sobbing in my beautiful, conveniently-located house. Not. |
Anonymous
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Liked this house and also liked how clean it was.
No seriously...my house never looks that clean because we have stuff... 
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Anonymous
Talk about NOT! How many cars must you have! |