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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thanks so much for the input so far. Confused about the troll accusation though.
I am very sad to be leaving Lyon Village and I am still hoping something will come along that will suit us there. It's a lovely neighborhood but our twins will soon be 5 and we have to make the move soon so that they are all set for school.
I do not love and my husband hates the very new boxy houses. We would love a house with character both inside and out. The trouble is, we are really unfamiliar with McLean. Which parts are easily accessible to DC, where my husband works and where our oldest is at school? Also which part of Mclean will be near the new metro line?

Thanks again.
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Nothing in McLean would be walkable to the Silver Line, and Tysons East station won't have parking, so your only option would be to drop off or to ride a bus to the metro.  Houses near West Falls Church metro station would have both metro walkability AND McLean schools, but your mailing address will be Falls Church, not McLean.   That part of Falls Church is easily accessible to DC.  The other part of McLean that's closer to DC is near Rt 123 but it won't have metro access.  Great schools there too.[/quote]

There will be parts of McLean walkable to new Silver Line stations.   For the most part, however, they will be in or near Tysons with McLean mailing addresses, and more likely condos or townhouses than expensive SFHs.  The most expensive SFHs in McLean that are walkable to the new stations will be near Chain Bridge and Anderson Roads and zoned for Westgate ES, Longfellow MS and McLean HS. But in general, walkability isn't as big a part of the McLean lexicon as it is in Arlingon.  Instead, people focus on the overall convenience of living in McLean and the fact that it's a short drive to a lot of different places and less congested than many other parts of the DC region.

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