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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thank you all so much! Please keep the ideas coming! Here's some additional info for those who asked: * prefer SFH instead of townhome * prefer "suburban" to "urban" feel, though it would be nice to have some places to eat and amenities in walking distance * really would like yard/outdoor space * closest Metro stop will be Farragut West * pools, parks, tennis opportunities all very important to us--private club OK if not too pricey * will probably choose private schools initially, but would like to be in good public school area in case we stay long-term [/quote] I'm all about living in DC, personally, but this list screams Arlington, particularly around Clarendon. Orange line to Farragut West; super-easy commute. Great schools (public and Montessori), walkable, lots of parks, pools, etc. The only issue is private school proximity; not that there aren't any in Arlington, but most of the top privates are in DC. [/quote] Yep. That was my thought exactly. Clarendon or Ballston to Farragut West is a cinch, North Arlington is suburban but walkable. OP has the budget for it. We had a great experience renting an apartment from Sunnyside Property Managment, but their main focus is single family homes. You might see what they have available.[/quote] I'd also add McLean, with Chesterbrook Montessori to check out. (http://www.chesterbrookmontessori.com/about/locations.php). YOu can live in North Arlington or McLean, which borders North Arlington in this area. It's really a pretty area, easy drive into DC. Fairly close to metro, and great swim/tennis clubs close. (Chesterbrook Swim and Tennis Club).[/quote]
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