Close-in, small, high end house - Does it exsit?

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Anonymous wrote:I AM SO SICK OF PIMMIT HILLS BASHING! I never even want to hear about that neighborhood again in my life. Just stop posting about it on every single thread!

PH only gets bashed when a PHer inevitably offers it up as the answer to every 'where should I live' regardless of whether it fits the bill or not.

p.s. - I can't put words in OP's mouth, but I'm pretty sure she's not referring to Crisp & Juicy, China King or 7-11 when she indicates a desire for "locally owned shops and restaurants." Another example of a PHer saying it's "perfect" when clearly it's not ... hence inviting the bashers.

You forgot about the whole foods, trader joes, frozen yogurt place, burger place, taco place, caribeau coffee, ledos pizza, lost dog the super safeway and the future silver line development which will be bringing in a wegmans and massive amount of pedestrian accessible stores..

LOL just the above were put in the last few years, kind of interesting all these new places are going up next to PH if there was not a market for them.

I wouldn't consider those in Pimmit Hills, but rather Idylwood or Falls Church.

OP asked about walkable and the above border Pimmit Hills. Pimmit Hills is a neighborhood there are no stores with in it's boundaries.

Exactly. I live in PH, which is a neighborhood, and I can walk to these stores with a motor delayed 2 year old, and PH and the stores are in the town of Falls Church.

Lost Dog/Safeway/Silver Line are not in PH or Falls Church. And some of the places mentioned require crossing busy Route 7 and are quite a distance from parts of PH.

OP - Fairfax City and Town of Vienna are much more along the lines of what you're looking for. It's a shame the PH posters make a hash of so many threads.

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Locally owned business does not mean the mass market groceries and fast food joints referenced in the PH poster's suggestion. I would guess from the OP's context, she is referring to independently owned, boutique-style shops like those one will find in Arlington (clarendon and lee highway), city of falls church, and Vienna ... NOT that sprawling mess that is the Idylwood/Rte 7 disaster nor the "super Safeway" (hahaha) strip mall.

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Anonymous wrote:I AM SO SICK OF PIMMIT HILLS BASHING! I never even want to hear about that neighborhood again in my life. Just stop posting about it on every single thread!

PH only gets bashed when a PHer inevitably offers it up as the answer to every 'where should I live' regardless of whether it fits the bill or not.

p.s. - I can't put words in OP's mouth, but I'm pretty sure she's not referring to Crisp & Juicy, China King or 7-11 when she indicates a desire for "locally owned shops and restaurants." Another example of a PHer saying it's "perfect" when clearly it's not ... hence inviting the bashers.

You forgot about the whole foods, trader joes, frozen yogurt place, burger place, taco place, caribeau coffee, ledos pizza, lost dog the super safeway and the future silver line development which will be bringing in a wegmans and massive amount of pedestrian accessible stores..

LOL just the above were put in the last few years, kind of interesting all these new places are going up next to PH if there was not a market for them.

I wouldn't consider those in Pimmit Hills, but rather Idylwood or Falls Church.

OP asked about walkable and the above border Pimmit Hills. Pimmit Hills is a neighborhood there are no stores with in it's boundaries.

Exactly. I live in PH, which is a neighborhood, and I can walk to these stores with a motor delayed 2 year old, and PH and the stores are in the town of Falls Church.

Lost Dog/Safeway/Silver Line are not in PH or Falls Church. And some of the places mentioned require crossing busy Route 7 and are quite a distance from parts of PH.

OP - Fairfax City and Town of Vienna are much more along the lines of what you're looking for. It's a shame the PH posters make a hash of so many threads.

Do you even live in PH? First of all, I never mentioned Lost Dog, Safeway, or the Silver Line. But it all depends on what end of PH you live. I live on the side walkable to Trader Joes, Crisp & Juicy, Peets/Caribou, Tysons Pharmacy, Pet Store, China King, Ledos, dry cleaners, 7 eleven, barber, and the gas station. On the opposite end of PH, those houses are walkable to the Safeway shopping center with Lost Dog and some salon. And they could walk to the silver line Metro stop. Actually, half the neighborhood could walk to the new Metro, but not me. I mean I could, but it's probably almost 1 mile.

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Anonymous wrote:I AM SO SICK OF PIMMIT HILLS BASHING! I never even want to hear about that neighborhood again in my life. Just stop posting about it on every single thread!

PH only gets bashed when a PHer inevitably offers it up as the answer to every 'where should I live' regardless of whether it fits the bill or not.

p.s. - I can't put words in OP's mouth, but I'm pretty sure she's not referring to Crisp & Juicy, China King or 7-11 when she indicates a desire for "locally owned shops and restaurants." Another example of a PHer saying it's "perfect" when clearly it's not ... hence inviting the bashers.

You forgot about the whole foods, trader joes, frozen yogurt place, burger place, taco place, caribeau coffee, ledos pizza, lost dog the super safeway and the future silver line development which will be bringing in a wegmans and massive amount of pedestrian accessible stores..

LOL just the above were put in the last few years, kind of interesting all these new places are going up next to PH if there was not a market for them.

I wouldn't consider those in Pimmit Hills, but rather Idylwood or Falls Church.

OP asked about walkable and the above border Pimmit Hills. Pimmit Hills is a neighborhood there are no stores with in it's boundaries.

Exactly. I live in PH, which is a neighborhood, and I can walk to these stores with a motor delayed 2 year old, and PH and the stores are in the town of Falls Church.

Lost Dog/Safeway/Silver Line are not in PH or Falls Church. And some of the places mentioned require crossing busy Route 7 and are quite a distance from parts of PH.

OP - Fairfax City and Town of Vienna are much more along the lines of what you're looking for. It's a shame the PH posters make a hash of so many threads.

Do you even live in PH? First of all, I never mentioned Lost Dog, Safeway, or the Silver Line. But it all depends on what end of PH you live. I live on the side walkable to Trader Joes, Crisp & Juicy, Peets/Caribou, Tysons Pharmacy, Pet Store, China King, Ledos, dry cleaners, 7 eleven, barber, and the gas station. On the opposite end of PH, those houses are walkable to the Safeway shopping center with Lost Dog and some salon. And they could walk to the silver line Metro stop. Actually, half the neighborhood could walk to the new Metro, but not me. I mean I could, but it's probably almost 1 mile.

See 16:10 post and then go away. So tired of PH spammers trying to foist their ugly-ass neighborhood on people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Locally owned business does not mean the mass market groceries and fast food joints referenced in the PH poster's suggestion. I would guess from the OP's context, she is referring to independently owned, boutique-style shops like those one will find in Arlington (clarendon and lee highway), city of falls church, and Vienna ... NOT that sprawling mess that is the Idylwood/Rte 7 disaster nor the "super Safeway" (hahaha) strip mall.

OMG, I'm sorry, walking through tiny residential streets with my 2yr old and picking flowers to go to Trader Joe's (without crossing any main road whatsoever, not even a traffic light) is such a "sprawling mess??" I don't even know what you are talking about. Maybe you mean if I were to walk to the shopping center on the other side of Rt 7 that has whole foods. I don't do that.

Secondly, since when is Trader Joe's some mass market or fast food joint? Lots of people shop organic at Trader Joes. And if you were a REAL washingtonian, you would understand the value in Ledos (I'm born/raised on the first, original in Adelphi in the 70s). and crisp & juicy. These are not some national chain that was franchised here. These are local establishments. shit, these are freaking DC area meccas.

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Anonymous wrote:I AM SO SICK OF PIMMIT HILLS BASHING! I never even want to hear about that neighborhood again in my life. Just stop posting about it on every single thread!

PH only gets bashed when a PHer inevitably offers it up as the answer to every 'where should I live' regardless of whether it fits the bill or not.

p.s. - I can't put words in OP's mouth, but I'm pretty sure she's not referring to Crisp & Juicy, China King or 7-11 when she indicates a desire for "locally owned shops and restaurants." Another example of a PHer saying it's "perfect" when clearly it's not ... hence inviting the bashers.

You forgot about the whole foods, trader joes, frozen yogurt place, burger place, taco place, caribeau coffee, ledos pizza, lost dog the super safeway and the future silver line development which will be bringing in a wegmans and massive amount of pedestrian accessible stores..

LOL just the above were put in the last few years, kind of interesting all these new places are going up next to PH if there was not a market for them.

I wouldn't consider those in Pimmit Hills, but rather Idylwood or Falls Church.

OP asked about walkable and the above border Pimmit Hills. Pimmit Hills is a neighborhood there are no stores with in it's boundaries.

Exactly. I live in PH, which is a neighborhood, and I can walk to these stores with a motor delayed 2 year old, and PH and the stores are in the town of Falls Church.

Lost Dog/Safeway/Silver Line are not in PH or Falls Church. And some of the places mentioned require crossing busy Route 7 and are quite a distance from parts of PH.

OP - Fairfax City and Town of Vienna are much more along the lines of what you're looking for. It's a shame the PH posters make a hash of so many threads.

Do you even live in PH? First of all, I never mentioned Lost Dog, Safeway, or the Silver Line. But it all depends on what end of PH you live. I live on the side walkable to Trader Joes, Crisp & Juicy, Peets/Caribou, Tysons Pharmacy, Pet Store, China King, Ledos, dry cleaners, 7 eleven, barber, and the gas station. On the opposite end of PH, those houses are walkable to the Safeway shopping center with Lost Dog and some salon. And they could walk to the silver line Metro stop. Actually, half the neighborhood could walk to the new Metro, but not me. I mean I could, but it's probably almost 1 mile.

See 16:10 post and then go away. So tired of PH spammers trying to foist their ugly-ass neighborhood on people.

Well bless your heart

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I AM SO SICK OF PIMMIT HILLS BASHING! I never even want to hear about that neighborhood again in my life. Just stop posting about it on every single thread!

PH only gets bashed when a PHer inevitably offers it up as the answer to every 'where should I live' regardless of whether it fits the bill or not.

p.s. - I can't put words in OP's mouth, but I'm pretty sure she's not referring to Crisp & Juicy, China King or 7-11 when she indicates a desire for "locally owned shops and restaurants." Another example of a PHer saying it's "perfect" when clearly it's not ... hence inviting the bashers.

You forgot about the whole foods, trader joes, frozen yogurt place, burger place, taco place, caribeau coffee, ledos pizza, lost dog the super safeway and the future silver line development which will be bringing in a wegmans and massive amount of pedestrian accessible stores..

LOL just the above were put in the last few years, kind of interesting all these new places are going up next to PH if there was not a market for them.

I wouldn't consider those in Pimmit Hills, but rather Idylwood or Falls Church.

OP asked about walkable and the above border Pimmit Hills. Pimmit Hills is a neighborhood there are no stores with in it's boundaries.

Exactly. I live in PH, which is a neighborhood, and I can walk to these stores with a motor delayed 2 year old, and PH and the stores are in the town of Falls Church.

Lost Dog/Safeway/Silver Line are not in PH or Falls Church. And some of the places mentioned require crossing busy Route 7 and are quite a distance from parts of PH.

OP - Fairfax City and Town of Vienna are much more along the lines of what you're looking for. It's a shame the PH posters make a hash of so many threads.

Do you even live in PH? First of all, I never mentioned Lost Dog, Safeway, or the Silver Line. But it all depends on what end of PH you live. I live on the side walkable to Trader Joes, Crisp & Juicy, Peets/Caribou, Tysons Pharmacy, Pet Store, China King, Ledos, dry cleaners, 7 eleven, barber, and the gas station. On the opposite end of PH, those houses are walkable to the Safeway shopping center with Lost Dog and some salon. And they could walk to the silver line Metro stop. Actually, half the neighborhood could walk to the new Metro, but not me. I mean I could, but it's probably almost 1 mile.

See 16:10 post and then go away. So tired of PH spammers trying to foist their ugly-ass neighborhood on people.

Pahhsst please, do you even pimmit bro

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Hellz yeah me and my boyz are going to get our drank on and get some mad ass up in clarendon. Who is with me.

[Anonymous]

I would get a realtor to help me find a cottage in fairfax city and remodel to taste. Charming walkable neighborhoods and very close to fair oaks.

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Would a high end house really fit in here? Not seeing it.

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Dear Lord must EVERY SINGLE real estate post be about Permit Hills?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would a high end house really fit in here? Not seeing it.

Nice lot nice trees, sidewalks and s house being built in the background...

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Not to mention OP can teach the grandkids about the importance of tetanus shots and what "Beware of Dog" signs mean.

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What about Georgetown? MLS#: DC8286744

How often are you going to see the rugrats anyways.

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Yes, every thread gets taken over by Pimmit Hills and Lyon Village- the posters from these neighborhoods go on tangents that detract from the posters questions.