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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I grew up in McLean and live there now. If you want to be close to a Metro station but are shopping in the 1.3-1.5M range, then I say your best bet is one of many neighborhoods off of Lewinsville Road, in between 123 and Route 7. That side of McLean is closest to Tyson's, which is where the metro stations are coming in. That area is also in the Spring Hill/Cooper/Langley school pyramid, which is excellent. However, this neighborhood is on the opposite side of the area of McLean that is closest to DC. If you want the shortest drive to DC, then you want to be near the 123 exit of GW Parkway. For your price range, I would look in the Potomac Hills neighborhood off of Kirby Road and the neighborhoods near the CIA and Potomac School like Langley Oaks. I think Potomac Hills feeds into McLean HS, which back in the day was inferior to Langley, but these days is equivalent in terms of quality of education and reputation, and maybe even better because it has less of a "spoiled rich kids" culture.[/quote] Other neighborhoods in that price range that are closer to DC than the area off Lewinsville Road are Langley Oaks and Evermay. These homes were built in the 1970s and early 1980s. They are very solid and fairly suburban in appearance. They won't charm people who want a 1930s house in Arlington, but they won't offend people who are tired of what the style of the current new construction, either. Langley Oaks is Churchill Road/Cooper/Langley; Evermay splits between Franklin Sherman/Cooper/Langley and Franklin Sherman/Longfellow/McLean (as it's divided by Route 123). They are both also near the 123 exit to the GW Parkway.[/quote]
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