Anonymous wrote:Is there any non-nice neighborhood in McLean?

Anonymous wrote:I'm the PP on your other thread who grew up and lives in McLean. All of these houses are in great locations and neighborhoods except for the last one. Here's my feedback on a few of the listings of which I'm familiar:

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8020548 --> This is in the Ridings of McLean, which is a beautiful neighborhood (e.g., cherry blossom trees lining the streets). The neighborhood is slightly McMansion-y, but bright and well-manicured.

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX7985575

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8047459 --> Timberly South is another beautiful, well-manicured subdivision. It is well established in McLean, so the houses have a lot of character.

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8078584 --> This is in McLean Hamlet, one of the largest subdivisions in McLean. Most of the houses are medium-sized old colonials and split-levels, but the premium on the price is due to the location and amenities of the neighborhood, which include a pool and tennis club exclusive to the Hamlet and walking proximity to Spring Hill ES. $1.275 is one of the highest prices I've seen in the Hamlet, which must mean that it's nicely and recently renovated. Although the houses aren't spectacular, if you're looking for a family and kid-oriented neighborhood, the Hamlet is one of the best in McLean. It is where other McLean families drop off their kids to go trick or treating.

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8096934

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8134742 --> I drove by this house the other day and I would take it off of your list. It is on a very busy road that gets clogged with rush hour traffic. The front is also quirky and a bit ugly, IMO.

Anonymous wrote:I'm the PP on your other thread who grew up and lives in McLean. All of these houses are in great locations and neighborhoods except for the last one. Here's my feedback on a few of the listings of which I'm familiar:

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8020548 --> This is in the Ridings of McLean, which is a beautiful neighborhood (e.g., cherry blossom trees lining the streets). The neighborhood is slightly McMansion-y, but bright and well-manicured.

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX7985575

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8047459 --> Timberly South is another beautiful, well-manicured subdivision. It is well established in McLean, so the houses have a lot of character.

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8078584 --> This is in McLean Hamlet, one of the largest subdivisions in McLean. Most of the houses are medium-sized old colonials and split-levels, but the premium on the price is due to the location and amenities of the neighborhood, which include a pool and tennis club exclusive to the Hamlet and walking proximity to Spring Hill ES. $1.275 is one of the highest prices I've seen in the Hamlet, which must mean that it's nicely and recently renovated. Although the houses aren't spectacular, if you're looking for a family and kid-oriented neighborhood, the Hamlet is one of the best in McLean. It is where other McLean families drop off their kids to go trick or treating.

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8096934

Thank you!

http://www.wfp.com/propertySearch/prop.asp?mlsid=FX8134742 --> I drove by this house the other day and I would take it off of your list. It is on a very busy road that gets clogged with rush hour traffic. The front is also quirky and a bit ugly, IMO.

Anonymous wrote:Is there any non-nice neighborhood in McLean?

Anonymous wrote:Is there any non-nice neighborhood in McLean?