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[quote=Anonymous]OP, I live in NWDC (Kent) and my kids go to two different private schools, both in DC. I have lived in several places in the DC-MD-VA area and would suggest you look in the following neighborhoods, all of which would work for your criteria: Georgetown Wesley Heights Kent/Palisades/Berkley Spring Valley AU Park Chevy Chase, MD Bethesda, MD Of these none are particularly "city-like" although Georgetown will be the most. I dont think you can get much in G'town for $1.5 though. Since in your further comments you said a leafy-er suburban style area would be okay, these all fit that bill and are no more than 15-20 minutes from most private schools and your husband's office. I am sure that your private in NYC will be able to help your children find places at a DC private. Never fear, I know several folks this has worked out for (also coming from NY) and, while some posters on DCUM do not like to admit it, schools can and DO make space for kids moving to the area unexpectedly (ecven those with extemsive waitlists). I know this for an absolute fact. [/quote]
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