Give me an old money neighborhood.
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Anonymous
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Price is not really an issue, but I don't want to live next to the new money types in Potomac.
Thanks. |
Anonymous
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Ooooookay.
Spring Valley Westmoreland Hills Chevy Chase Village Wesley Heights Forest Hills Georgetown |
Anonymous
| Kenwood |
Anonymous
Sadly it is changing over and "those" types are moving in |
Anonymous
| If you have to ask where the old money neighborhoods are, your money is too new. |
Anonymous
| Cambridge, MD |
Anonymous
Bullshitx2. Kenwood was built for cheesy new money types who cared about looking rich. It's never been an 'old money' domain. |
Anonymous
+1000 |
Anonymous
| Edgemoor |
Anonymous
| Middleburg. Bye Felicia, see you never. |
Anonymous
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OP, There are no "old money" neighborhoods in this area, or indeed most areas, nowadays. People here come from all walks of life. Do you mean lovely, well-maintained old homes in neighborhoods with majestic trees lining the sidewalks, instead of the bare, new, modern houses (fake stone facade in front and siding on three other sides) on lots with spindly little trees? If so, you can visit Chevy Chase, Kenwood, and Edgemoor (Bethesda). |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
If you are familiar with Potomac, but still have to ask, you either already know the answer or don't belong. Buh-bye. |
Anonymous
| None in Nova? McLean for sure. |
Anonymous
| Georgetown, Kalorama, Chevy Chase, parts of McLean |