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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Would you consider being in Arlington? You’d have better luck finding a townhouse or small SFH that could meet your requirements.

There are a few within blocks from Ballston metro (quasi walkable area). Metro ride from Ballston to Farragut is about 12 min (plus tack on walking time).

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As someone who lives in Arlington, I can say the local services are very good and there is the bonus that if you ever decide to hold onto it (or kids inherit it) as a rental, VA is much more landlord-friendly than DC.
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We raised our kids in Arlington, which was great, and now live in the Logan Circle area of DC. There is absolutely zero comparison between the two. Arlington is a complete snore compared to living in town when you don’t have school aged kids (well, even when you do ha ha).  Nothing about the two locations is similar.

I don’t think Arlington is the vibe that OP is looking for. [/quote]

OP didn’t specify vibe or even a specific location. She said she wanted a “commuter pad” within a few stops of Farragut. Could possibly be related to RTO. [/quote]

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