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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Actually, quite a bit of Arlington is comprised of 1940s Colonials built to house military and civilians at the newly-constructed Pentagon. (sometimes I think a lot of people in NW or in Bethesda think that Arlington is only 1960s and 70s split levels!)  Prices range from low $600s and likely need some updating to mid 800s which have already been updated and had additions.  Usually the original construction is 3BR with 1 or 2BA.  [/quote]

Examples:

[b]Cherrydale.  1939 clearly with renovations and additions.  
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/2032-N-Utah-St-22207/home/11235060[/b]
Dominion Hills.  1940s Colonial that's been extensively renovated.  I've been inside and it's beautiful:  http://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/964-N-Lebanon-St-22205/home/11240914

Dominion Hills.  Right next door.  Kitchen remodel but no addition.  http://franklymls.com/AR7773032

Madison Manor.  Closer to the metro.  Some updates and a small bump-out addition.  
http://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/6299-15th-Rd-N-22205/home/11240065

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This is actually Waverly Hills and right near where I live.  While I love Waverly Hills and its family friendly atmosphere, this house is totally overpriced.  It is not really renovated at all and the back yard is tiny.  It is actually a similar style house to the one I live in (although we have a finished basement), and I don't think our house would sell for more than $675,000 if we put it on the market today.  [/quote]

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