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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. Thanks. We are doing private (Catholic) regardless. Planning on living in suburbs.

Dc is pretty dead at night. Lived in the city for 15 years.

Can anyone recommend neighborhoods?  Looking to spend less than 800, big lot, walkable would be great [/quote]

You can probably still do some of Colonies/Foxhall under 800, and you will be close to St. Mary's. But that's Henrico. Walkable in the sense of there are some sidewalks. LOL. Very suburban. Tons of families. Mix in terms of blue/red if that matters....but still leans red. Medium sized lots....maybe .4 acres?

There are lots of parts of west end and far west end of Henrico that would fit that except for "walkable."

To me, that means like you can walk to grocery stores, restaurants, etc....and you aren't really going to find that except if you're near Carytown or the Fan or Church Hill, etc....or maybe over by Libbie, which is near west end...but that doesn't have a TON of stuff to walk to. You didn't say how big you wanted the house to be. If you want a cute little house, you could find that in the near west end or parts of Richmond closer to the fan. But it will hard to find a bigger house on a big lot in that price range.

[b]I am actually kind of shocked how much prices are rising. Our house has gone up like 150,000 in the last year. [/quote][/b]

Yep, $240K more since 2019 here. We'll probably sell when the high speed train starts operating.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/transportation/2021/09/27/amtrak-trains-virginia-richmond/[/quote]

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