Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Gold Coast is Arlington and McLean along the Potomac by chain bridge road. You can't afford anything there.
You don't know anything so why even comment?
I do know what I'm talking about. The "Gold Coast" is an expensive part of McLean. See e.g., http://www.wfp.com/listing-showcase/sold-property-details.asp?mlsID=FX8738061
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Gold Coast is Arlington and McLean along the Potomac by chain bridge road. You can't afford anything there.
You don't know anything so why even comment?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gold Coast is 16th St NW from the MD border, down to, I would say around Arkansas Ave. I think historically it may have referred to the entire length of 16th St., but when I was growing up in the city it referred to Crestwood, Shepherd Park, Colonial Village, 16th St Heights.
Thank you. I will search for listings in these neighborhoods. Are there particular zip codes I should search for along with neighborhoods?
It includes parts of 20011 and 20012. Aim closer to the park for nicer houses/ bigger lots and a better commute; stay west of Georgia.
The zip code for Shepherd Park and Colonial Village is 20012. However, there are almost no rentals here. I remember preparing to moving to the DC area a few years ago and being curious about this area on the map, as there were rentals listed in surrounding areas, but none here. We ended up renting elsewhere for a year, but then bought in SP/CV. Love the neighborhood.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gold Coast is 16th St NW from the MD border, down to, I would say around Arkansas Ave. I think historically it may have referred to the entire length of 16th St., but when I was growing up in the city it referred to Crestwood, Shepherd Park, Colonial Village, 16th St Heights.
Thank you. I will search for listings in these neighborhoods. Are there particular zip codes I should search for along with neighborhoods?
It includes parts of 20011 and 20012. Aim closer to the park for nicer houses/ bigger lots and a better commute; stay west of Georgia.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Gold Coast is 16th St NW from the MD border, down to, I would say around Arkansas Ave. I think historically it may have referred to the entire length of 16th St., but when I was growing up in the city it referred to Crestwood, Shepherd Park, Colonial Village, 16th St Heights.
Thank you. I will search for listings in these neighborhoods. Are there particular zip codes I should search for along with neighborhoods?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Gold Coast is Arlington and McLean along the Potomac by chain bridge road. You can't afford anything there.
You don't know anything so why even comment?
I thought the same thing. Huh?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Gold Coast is 16th St NW from the MD border, down to, I would say around Arkansas Ave. I think historically it may have referred to the entire length of 16th St., but when I was growing up in the city it referred to Crestwood, Shepherd Park, Colonial Village, 16th St Heights.
Anonymous wrote:Gold Coast is 16th St NW from the MD border, down to, I would say around Arkansas Ave. I think historically it may have referred to the entire length of 16th St., but when I was growing up in the city it referred to Crestwood, Shepherd Park, Colonial Village, 16th St Heights.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The Gold Coast is Arlington and McLean along the Potomac by chain bridge road. You can't afford anything there.
You don't know anything so why even comment?
Anonymous wrote:The Gold Coast is Arlington and McLean along the Potomac by chain bridge road. You can't afford anything there.