Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PROFOUNDLY RESTRICTIVE HOA!
You must be a specific nationality to live there.

Let me guess. Indian?

100%

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PROFOUNDLY RESTRICTIVE HOA!
You must be a specific nationality to live there.

Might be true. There is a certain segment of the population that considers it the epitome of success to own a home there.

100% Indians in the white tesla wearing flip flops in the winter!

Anonymous wrote:It’s a nice neighborhood. I have friends who live out that way. Nice homes. The yards are spacious for what they are. It’s great if you work in Reston or Ashburn.

More convenient and just as nice would be Lansdowne, Belmont Country Club, Ashburn Farm, Broadlands. Bonus is that the school boundaries are a lot more secure. They keep having to build more and more schools in the Aldie area and can’t keep up.

Much of that area of Willowsford is now sending elementary kids to one school for K-2nd and an adjacent school for 3rd-5th. And both are pretty much brand new schools.

Anonymous wrote:PROFOUNDLY RESTRICTIVE HOA!
You must be a specific nationality to live there.

Might be true. There is a certain segment of the population that considers it the epitome of success to own a home there.

Anonymous wrote:PROFOUNDLY RESTRICTIVE HOA!
You must be a specific nationality to live there.

Let me guess. Indian?

Anonymous wrote:PROFOUNDLY RESTRICTIVE HOA!
You must be a specific nationality to live there.

Come on I’m sure that’s not true.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's quite a nice suburban environment. Look elsewhere if you want higher density, or if the commute for work would be excessive, but it's otherwise a solid choice for a fairly tranquil and quite extensive residential development focused on families with children.

Who in the world wants "Higher density"??? Those are like "fighting words". Why? The whole point of Aldie is to get the heck away from higher density.

I don’t think so, like if I lived out that way I wouldn’t be upset about living in Middleburg or Leesburg proper. That’s not fighting words. Middleburg is small, but it has very high walkability/density. You can easily walk to the grocery store, several restaurants, coffee shops, lots of retail.

Anonymous wrote:It's quite a nice suburban environment. Look elsewhere if you want higher density, or if the commute for work would be excessive, but it's otherwise a solid choice for a fairly tranquil and quite extensive residential development focused on families with children.

Who in the world wants "Higher density"??? Those are like "fighting words". Why? The whole point of Aldie is to get the heck away from higher density.

PROFOUNDLY RESTRICTIVE HOA!
You must be a specific nationality to live there.

It’s out there and the people I know who live there are very pretentious. Check out the demographics of Lightridge High School to get an idea of the surrounding area.

It's quite a nice suburban environment. Look elsewhere if you want higher density, or if the commute for work would be excessive, but it's otherwise a solid choice for a fairly tranquil and quite extensive residential development focused on families with children.

I don’t think they did a good job planning and developing that part of NOVA. Maybe because of transit or idk what, but none of the small areas of density feel authentic and the rest still feels like farms that have been defaced.

Potemkin village.

It’s a nice neighborhood. I have friends who live out that way. Nice homes. The yards are spacious for what they are. It’s great if you work in Reston or Ashburn.

What do you think? What do you wish you knew before moving here?