Anonymous
10/02/2014 10:40
Subject: Reston? Need quick advice.
Fair enough. If its important for OP to be closer than that to DC, then it wouldn't be a good choice.
(I commuted Reston to DC for 4 years.)
(I commuted Reston to DC for 4 years.)
Anonymous
10/02/2014 10:36
Subject: Re:Reston? Need quick advice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lots of folks stuck Obama/Biden bumperstickers and then talked on and on about "school pyramids." It's a form of the typical not in my background, etc. Now back to the topic: Reston is indeed more interesting than a lot of places around here. But the Town Center transformed it--take that thing away and it would be hollow.
Shows how much you know about Reston. You're forgetting about Lake Anne plaza, North Village Center, South Lakes Center, Silver Line Metro town center (which is going to blow the RTC out of the water), Lifetime Fitness, YMCA, RCC, Centerstage, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Home Depot center, the future Fairfax County recreation center at Baron Cameron Park, library, hospital, medical offices, government center, Target, W&OD, nearby Herndon's ethnic food places, etc... Reston offers so much more than any other community, much more than just the town center.
Lake Anne Plaza was nice like....15 years ago? It's an ok place, though.
You do know there are plans to revitalize Lake Anne Plaza, right? Not that it needs it for why we primarily go...lunching on weekends, or for Saturday's wildly
popular farmer's market.
Ok, you really like Reston. We get it.
Different PP, jerk.
Yet another different poster - when someone claims "Reston offers so much more than any other community," they are asking for it.
Generally like R, but it's way too far out for me. Even with Wiehle station, it's a long way from DC.
Anonymous
10/02/2014 10:17
Subject: Re:Reston? Need quick advice.
Anonymous wrote:Are there any particular neighborhoods in Reston that are more family oriented than others. i.e. block parties, tons of kids, cul de sacs...
Are you looking for town home or SFH, and what price range? I think you can find family-centered neighborhoods anywhere along that spectrum but if you can specify I might have some ideas.
BTW, NP here, but also a Reston resident who loves it!
Anonymous
10/02/2014 07:15
Subject: Re:Reston? Need quick advice.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lots of folks stuck Obama/Biden bumperstickers and then talked on and on about "school pyramids." It's a form of the typical not in my background, etc. Now back to the topic: Reston is indeed more interesting than a lot of places around here. But the Town Center transformed it--take that thing away and it would be hollow.
Shows how much you know about Reston. You're forgetting about Lake Anne plaza, North Village Center, South Lakes Center, Silver Line Metro town center (which is going to blow the RTC out of the water), Lifetime Fitness, YMCA, RCC, Centerstage, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, Home Depot center, the future Fairfax County recreation center at Baron Cameron Park, library, hospital, medical offices, government center, Target, W&OD, nearby Herndon's ethnic food places, etc... Reston offers so much more than any other community, much more than just the town center.
Lake Anne Plaza was nice like....15 years ago? It's an ok place, though.
You do know there are plans to revitalize Lake Anne Plaza, right? Not that it needs it for why we primarily go...lunching on weekends, or for Saturday's wildly
popular farmer's market.
Ok, you really like Reston. We get it.
Different PP, jerk.