Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP said only one works in DC, and other one works at Tysons. The commute from/to this location to Tysons will be killer. I would not recommend it.Anonymous wrote:We live in the Wakefield Forest/Frost/Woodson pyramid and like it. DH and I both commute to DC, and it isn't too bad (he takes the metro when I work from home and 66 when we both drive in). If DCs go to level IV, then they'd probably go to Canterbury Woods Elementary School or Mantua, which is close. Mantua homes are significantly more expensive (though not better) than the homes in my area. With 700K, you should find something decent!
It doesn't seem to me like the commute to Tysons from that area would be too bad. And it's more affordable than some other places mentioned.
Anonymous wrote:OP said only one works in DC, and other one works at Tysons. The commute from/to this location to Tysons will be killer. I would not recommend it.Anonymous wrote:We live in the Wakefield Forest/Frost/Woodson pyramid and like it. DH and I both commute to DC, and it isn't too bad (he takes the metro when I work from home and 66 when we both drive in). If DCs go to level IV, then they'd probably go to Canterbury Woods Elementary School or Mantua, which is close. Mantua homes are significantly more expensive (though not better) than the homes in my area. With 700K, you should find something decent!
Anonymous wrote:PP - what is the significance of neighborhood pools? Just curious!
So anywhere that feeds to Oakton HS would not be a good choice for commute?
OP said only one works in DC, and other one works at Tysons. The commute from/to this location to Tysons will be killer. I would not recommend it.Anonymous wrote:We live in the Wakefield Forest/Frost/Woodson pyramid and like it. DH and I both commute to DC, and it isn't too bad (he takes the metro when I work from home and 66 when we both drive in). If DCs go to level IV, then they'd probably go to Canterbury Woods Elementary School or Mantua, which is close. Mantua homes are significantly more expensive (though not better) than the homes in my area. With 700K, you should find something decent!
Anonymous wrote:You can find a house at the price in the McLean pyramid if you choose the 22046 zip code (Timber Lane Elem/Longfellow MS). Timber Lane is Title I with LLIV, smaller class sizes and Haycock is nearby if your kids are in AAP and you want a center. We had a good experience with Timber Lane (both kids at McLean now). We can walk to downtown Falls Church & West Falls Church metro. You're not going to get a gigantic, new house, but there are decent options in that price range.