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Wait, my choices are trailer-like add ons or an HOA? Sign me up!

16:47 - you need to educate yourself before you spout on about something you know nothing about.  There are too many know it alls that know absolutely nothing.

PP here.  Do you really think you are going to be told why there is no downtown?

BTW, if you are interested in anything resembling walkability, do not think to try to cross 123 at any point.  Closer to the other side of Chain Bridge is slightly more safe.

But frankly, I would LOVE to know to where you intend to walk.  Would you REALLY drag your weekly groceries home from Giant?  That does not sound realistic.  Though it looks great on paper, I am sure.

What neighborhood are you interested in OP?  We would certainly need your price point and goals to direct you better.

The idea of "aging in place" may appeal to some, but have you SEEN the looks on the faces of those there?  Yikes!

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We're open to neighborhoods given our very narrow preference- a house backing to trees (so my claustrophobia can go away after 12 years) in the McLean cluster. I was told to avoid Langley HS by several people for a number of reasons. We'd like to renovate ourselves (crappy work is obvious to my contractor savvy DH and irks the hell out of him), so we'd like a tear down in the $850 to $950 range.[/quote]

OP--16:09 again.  I have no idea why you'd want to avoid Langly, it's an excellent school.  Please tell me it wasn't that usua nonsense about rich kids, blah blah.  By the way, I have no real skin in this game as my kids don't go there for reasons that have nothing to di with Langley itself.  There are houses in your price rage with trees that are walkable, that are possible tear downs.  I posted one earlier.  Good luck, I hope you enjoy it here.

By the way, for the Ne ENgland loving crowd.  I came here from New England, too.  Love it there.  Every area has its charms.  Now this is home, and I love it here.[/quote]

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