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[quote=Anonymous]Hi-- .75 mile poster here. I listed how far we are because I think-- compared to many locations in DC-- that we wouldn't be considered to be that close to a metro station. Definitely more of a bus ride (which runs pretty frequently) than a walk. I wish we were closer, but being a little farther out meant that our house was that much more affordable. As some of the PPs have said, our neighborhood isn't (or wasn't, until recently) considered a "hot" part of DC. But it's a great place to live. We have a nice sized house and a great yard. Nice neighbors, with a chill, down to earth vibe. Our kids go to an excellent Chinese immersion public charter school. We're happy with how city living is working out so far. [/quote]
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