Which neighborhood do I want to live in?
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Anonymous
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Our criteria (in no particular order)
1. Great schools in walking distance (preferably public) 2. Urban environment 3. Other children nearby 4. Very high walk score 5. Liberal 6. No geographic limitations 7. No financial limitations 8. Great housing stock (can be small or large, house, apt or other) |
Anonymous
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salona village in mclean (near franklin sherman and mclean grocery stores.
Kenwood in bethesda (near sidwell and bethesda shopping) |
Anonymous
| Cleveland or woodley park. Eaton and oyster are both great. |
Anonymous
Agree |
Anonymous
| Any budget? Agree with the in city suggestions as least for ES. Otherwise east Bethesda, somerset, friendship heights, Woodside in silver spring. |
Anonymous
| Friendship Heights, AU park, CCMD/DC |
Anonymous
dc schools are bad |
Anonymous
| Arlington along the Orange Line. |
Anonymous
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Defntely Edgmoor neighborhood in Bethesda.
Meets all your criteria, if you're willing to stipulate downtown Bethesda as urban. |
Anonymous
| Edgemoor and Kenwood are not liberal |
Anonymous
| This discussion is useless if OP won't share her budget. |
Anonymous
http://www.walkscore.com/score/1333-chain-bridge-rd-mclean-va-22101 62: Somewhat Walkable
http://www.walkscore.com/score/5100-edgemoor-ln-bethesda-md-20814 95: Walker’s Paradise |
Anonymous
| Takoma Park, MD |
Anonymous
http://www.walkscore.com/DC/Washington_D.C./Cleveland_Park 79: Very Walkable http://www.walkscore.com/DC/Washington_D.C./Woodley_Park 78: Very Walkable |
Anonymous
| four corners! |