Another new Pimmit Hills Home on the market

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Looking good I wonder what it will go for.

I'll post an update with interior pictures when they are posted.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194

Please don't post pictures, because:

WE DON'T FRICKING CARE ABOUT PIMMIT HILLS!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Please don't post pictures, because:

WE DON'T FRICKING CARE ABOUT PIMMIT HILLS!


OBVIOUSLY, YOU DO, AS YOU POST THIS EVERY G-D TIME PIMMIT IS EVEN MENTIONED ON THIS BOARD!!!!

Seriously, you need to learn when to steer clear of threads that will piss you off....or take a xanax. Pick one.
Anonymous
I wouldn't live next to the sh*t hole next door. Just saying.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Looking good I wonder what it will go for.

I'll post an update with interior pictures when they are posted.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194


Please don't post pictures, because:

WE DON'T FRICKING CARE ABOUT PIMMIT HILLS!

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't live next to the sh*t hole next door. Just saying.



Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Looking good I wonder what it will go for.

I'll post an update with interior pictures when they are posted.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194

Please don't post pictures, because:

WE DON'T FRICKING CARE ABOUT PIMMIT HILLS!


Oh, hey, it's you again. Not caring about Pimmit Hills much? Seems like you've had to come here a lot lately to say that. Wonder why that might be.... Keep on not caring, though. It seems to be working out really well for you.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Looking good I wonder what it will go for.

I'll post an update with interior pictures when they are posted.

http://www.redfin.com/VA/Falls-Church/7600-Fisher-Dr-22043/home/9471194

Please don't post pictures, because:

WE DON'T FRICKING CARE ABOUT PIMMIT HILLS!


Oh, hey, it's you again. Not caring about Pimmit Hills much? Seems like you've had to come here a lot lately to say that. Wonder why that might be.... Keep on not caring, though. It seems to be working out really well for you.
Anonymous

I don't hate. I just care what my view would look like if I could afford the nice, big home. I certainly would not want to see an outhouse next door.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
I don't hate. I just care what my view would look like if I could afford the nice, big home. I certainly would not want to see an outhouse next door.


You can find that in pre-planned, HOA communities which are mostly located farther out
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Uh, the house behind it, with 4 pickup trucks in the driveway (and not looking like it is likely undergoing renovation). What exactly is on the roof?

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=7600+FISHER+Dr+FALLS+CHURCH,+VA+22043&ll=38.911456,-77.20715&spn=0.005084,0.009645&sll=38.911696,-77.207199&layer=c&cbp=13,318.96,,0,16.82&cbll=38.911409,-77.207242&gl=us&hnear=7600+Fisher+Dr,+Falls+Church,+Fairfax,+Virginia+22043&t=m&z=17&panoid=1HNj1WOY8AFy5ohX8bKdGw


That's a solar panel. Yes there are some rough spots but overall it's not a bad neighborhood. Heck you may even befriend a handy man that will save you thousands.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Uh, the house behind it, with 4 pickup trucks in the driveway (and not looking like it is likely undergoing renovation). What exactly is on the roof?

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=7600+FISHER+Dr+FALLS+CHURCH,+VA+22043&ll=38.911456,-77.20715&spn=0.005084,0.009645&sll=38.911696,-77.207199&layer=c&cbp=13,318.96,,0,16.82&cbll=38.911409,-77.207242&gl=us&hnear=7600+Fisher+Dr,+Falls+Church,+Fairfax,+Virginia+22043&t=m&z=17&panoid=1HNj1WOY8AFy5ohX8bKdGw


And then go down 1 house over and there is another brand new home http://goo.gl/maps/pxCCm

Point being people are building new homes it's just a matter of time and you can either get in early. I don't get why all the hate because in South Arlington and DC you get into gentrifying neighborhood and there is no hope of the schools being good or even the location being that great.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Uh, the house behind it, with 4 pickup trucks in the driveway (and not looking like it is likely undergoing renovation). What exactly is on the roof?

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=7600+FISHER+Dr+FALLS+CHURCH,+VA+22043&ll=38.911456,-77.20715&spn=0.005084,0.009645&sll=38.911696,-77.207199&layer=c&cbp=13,318.96,,0,16.82&cbll=38.911409,-77.207242&gl=us&hnear=7600+Fisher+Dr,+Falls+Church,+Fairfax,+Virginia+22043&t=m&z=17&panoid=1HNj1WOY8AFy5ohX8bKdGw


And then go down 1 house over and there is another brand new home http://goo.gl/maps/pxCCm

Point being people are building new homes it's just a matter of time and you can either get in early. I don't get why all the hate because in South Arlington and DC you get into gentrifying neighborhood and there is no hope of the schools being good or even the location being that great.


Oh, the solar panel was confusing, because of the streams of rust under it from the roof. I suspect that solar array was from the last great solar revolution, after the oil embargo in the 70s!

Another spec home; the re-development of the area seems to be still in early days, and could back track. You can read many other threads about being a 'pioneer' and having a radically more expensive home than is normal for an area. Why aren't these homes being replaced by modest middle-class homes, rather than trying to push PH into a new McLean. That would be a gradual evolution that integrates into the neighborhood better and builds a community.

No argument that being an urban pioneer in DC or S. Arl would be just as fraught, except location of those areas are generally not nestled between the toll road and the beltway and i-66, ie. an island in a sea of highways. There are limits to what can be done with the neighborhood b/c of these significant boundaries.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Uh, the house behind it, with 4 pickup trucks in the driveway (and not looking like it is likely undergoing renovation). What exactly is on the roof?

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=7600+FISHER+Dr+FALLS+CHURCH,+VA+22043&ll=38.911456,-77.20715&spn=0.005084,0.009645&sll=38.911696,-77.207199&layer=c&cbp=13,318.96,,0,16.82&cbll=38.911409,-77.207242&gl=us&hnear=7600+Fisher+Dr,+Falls+Church,+Fairfax,+Virginia+22043&t=m&z=17&panoid=1HNj1WOY8AFy5ohX8bKdGw


And then go down 1 house over and there is another brand new home http://goo.gl/maps/pxCCm

Point being people are building new homes it's just a matter of time and you can either get in early. I don't get why all the hate because in South Arlington and DC you get into gentrifying neighborhood and there is no hope of the schools being good or even the location being that great.


Oh, the solar panel was confusing, because of the streams of rust under it from the roof. I suspect that solar array was from the last great solar revolution, after the oil embargo in the 70s!

Another spec home; the re-development of the area seems to be still in early days, and could back track. You can read many other threads about being a 'pioneer' and having a radically more expensive home than is normal for an area. Why aren't these homes being replaced by modest middle-class homes, rather than trying to push PH into a new McLean. That would be a gradual evolution that integrates into the neighborhood better and builds a community.

No argument that being an urban pioneer in DC or S. Arl would be just as fraught, except location of those areas are generally not nestled between the toll road and the beltway and i-66, ie. an island in a sea of highways. There are limits to what can be done with the neighborhood b/c of these significant boundaries.


Pimmit Hills is no question a nice neighborhood, but is it a million dollar home neighborhood? *That* is the question.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Uh, the house behind it, with 4 pickup trucks in the driveway (and not looking like it is likely undergoing renovation). What exactly is on the roof?

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=7600+FISHER+Dr+FALLS+CHURCH,+VA+22043&ll=38.911456,-77.20715&spn=0.005084,0.009645&sll=38.911696,-77.207199&layer=c&cbp=13,318.96,,0,16.82&cbll=38.911409,-77.207242&gl=us&hnear=7600+Fisher+Dr,+Falls+Church,+Fairfax,+Virginia+22043&t=m&z=17&panoid=1HNj1WOY8AFy5ohX8bKdGw


And then go down 1 house over and there is another brand new home http://goo.gl/maps/pxCCm

Point being people are building new homes it's just a matter of time and you can either get in early. I don't get why all the hate because in South Arlington and DC you get into gentrifying neighborhood and there is no hope of the schools being good or even the location being that great.


Oh, the solar panel was confusing, because of the streams of rust under it from the roof. I suspect that solar array was from the last great solar revolution, after the oil embargo in the 70s!

Another spec home; the re-development of the area seems to be still in early days, and could back track. You can read many other threads about being a 'pioneer' and having a radically more expensive home than is normal for an area. Why aren't these homes being replaced by modest middle-class homes, rather than trying to push PH into a new McLean. That would be a gradual evolution that integrates into the neighborhood better and builds a community.

No argument that being an urban pioneer in DC or S. Arl would be just as fraught, except location of those areas are generally not nestled between the toll road and the beltway and i-66, ie. an island in a sea of highways. There are limits to what can be done with the neighborhood b/c of these significant boundaries.



Pimmit Hills is no question a nice neighborhood, but is it a million dollar home neighborhood? *That* is the question.


One sold for that , two are under contract for nearly that. I bet next year.
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