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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As much as Arlington is overrated[b] if you want to bike/metro to dc that is your only option in va. [/b] Biking into the city regularly you want to be courthouse, rosslyn or crystal city area. Metro to dc anything out to ballston and it is a few mile bike ride into dc that may not be a daily commute option for biking. For 1.8m it may be tight in n Arlington. Nicer homes close to metro are 2m and up. Maybe in Arlington forest or bluemont you could get something decent for 1.8; but that is a solid 15 -20 minute walk to metro/ballston. Maryland may be a better option if you do not care about in state colleges.[/quote] +1 We're in Ashton Heights/Lyon Park neighborhood and I know a number of people who regularly bike to jobs in DC. My husband used to bike when he worked in Georgetown. have a short walk to the VA Square metro. Updated homes are generally $2M+ but sometimes you can find something lower, e.g. https://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/131-N-Irving-St-22201/home/11256873 https://www.redfin.com/VA/Arlington/415-N-Monroe-St-22201/home/11256588[/quote] I just checked out what's available in Lyon Park on redfin and saw some of the ugliest houses I've seen in a while.[/quote]
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