Anonymous
12/07/2021 17:25
Subject: Re:Small town feel
Anonymous wrote:Kensington or Garrett Park. Both actually small towns.
Coming here to write this.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 17:06
Subject: Small town feel
Del Ray in Alexandria.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 17:05
Subject: Re:Small town feel
Kensington or Garrett Park. Both actually small towns.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:59
Subject: Small town feel
Anonymous wrote:Is there anywhere within a commutable distance of DC that has a small town feel?
Have to head into downtown DC office 2 days a week so willing to have a longer commute, but nothing like 2 hours. Schools are important but don’t need to be the absolute top- only have 1 kid so private could be an option if needed. Budget up to $750k ish.
If you could do private schools the following places in PG are inside the beltway and have a "small town feel".
Cheverly/Old Greenbelt/Hyattsville (Arts District area)/University Park/Riverdale Park/Mt Rainer.
My kids are in public school here but we are open to the idea that we may need to go private for middle or high school.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:56
Subject: Re:Small town feel
Kensington
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:55
Subject: Small town feel
I think this is hard to find in the DC metro area due to county run government and schools.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:54
Subject: Small town feel
Annapolis
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:54
Subject: Small town feel
City of Falls Church or the outer burbs of Baltimore.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:54
Subject: Small town feel
Vienna near the metro. Townhouses
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:52
Subject: Small town feel
You could get a TH in the Winter Hill section of Falls Church City. Lots of families, lots within walking distance.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:51
Subject: Re:Small town feel
Poolesville, Maryland is best option. Great schools, not too far from city, small town feel, great housing options for 750k.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:37
Subject: Small town feel
Anonymous wrote:chevy chase- specifically martins addition, whenever its summer and i see people walking down brookville (yes i know it can get busy) and hoards of kids having ice cream at olympia cafe i always think about the midwest town i grew up in, or cute NE beach towns. feels safe, tucked away, but close to everything.
For $750K? What could the OP find there, someone’s shed?
Anonymous
12/07/2021 16:07
Subject: Small town feel
chevy chase- specifically martins addition, whenever its summer and i see people walking down brookville (yes i know it can get busy) and hoards of kids having ice cream at olympia cafe i always think about the midwest town i grew up in, or cute NE beach towns. feels safe, tucked away, but close to everything.
Anonymous
12/07/2021 15:33
Subject: Small town feel
Townhouse? Single house?
Anonymous
12/07/2021 15:28
Subject: Small town feel
Is there anywhere within a commutable distance of DC that has a small town feel?
Have to head into downtown DC office 2 days a week so willing to have a longer commute, but nothing like 2 hours. Schools are important but don’t need to be the absolute top- only have 1 kid so private could be an option if needed. Budget up to $750k ish.
Have to head into downtown DC office 2 days a week so willing to have a longer commute, but nothing like 2 hours. Schools are important but don’t need to be the absolute top- only have 1 kid so private could be an option if needed. Budget up to $750k ish.