Anonymous
11/04/2023 20:57
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Could OP get a single family house for her budget in Woodley? I thought for $2-2.5M you can only get a nice row house in Woodley.
$2.2-2.5M will get you a detached house in Woodley if you’re okay with it needing some work. You need $3 million for it to be really nice.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 20:42
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Could OP get a single family house for her budget in Woodley? I thought for $2-2.5M you can only get a nice row house in Woodley.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 16:22
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looking to move WOTP. Want to be nearish metro/major bus lines, SFH (not a rowhome) in the 2-2.5 range most likely. Haven't ruled out Bethesda or Chevy Chase. Want a "community", not just a house (ie, somewhere neighbors know/talk to each other, kids outside walking around/playing, people walk their dogs, block parties, etc). Schools not an issue.
Woodley Park has all of this. We have a neighborhood block party on Sunday.
It's so boring, though! I don't think you can pick a waspier neighborhood.
From OP’s list, do you think they are looking for edgy? You need to understand they want what you think is “boring.” Difficult strokes.
Woodley is basically Berkeley, California compared to Wesley Heights and the other neighborhoods from the OP’s list.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 15:07
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looking to move WOTP. Want to be nearish metro/major bus lines, SFH (not a rowhome) in the 2-2.5 range most likely. Haven't ruled out Bethesda or Chevy Chase. Want a "community", not just a house (ie, somewhere neighbors know/talk to each other, kids outside walking around/playing, people walk their dogs, block parties, etc). Schools not an issue.
Woodley Park has all of this. We have a neighborhood block party on Sunday.
It's so boring, though! I don't think you can pick a waspier neighborhood.
From OP’s list, do you think they are looking for edgy? You need to understand they want what you think is “boring.” Difficult strokes.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 14:33
Subject: Re:Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Garrett Park is wonderful. Lots of events, both for adults and kids. Neighborhood pool (not insanely expensive, either) you don't get waitlisted for. Has a MARC station and is close to Red Line.
Garrett Park is way out there though. A huge difference from CCDC or Somerset in terms of proximity to town, redline or not.
True. Quick, easy ride on MARC to Union Station, though!
Anonymous
11/04/2023 12:53
Subject: Re:Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Garrett Park is wonderful. Lots of events, both for adults and kids. Neighborhood pool (not insanely expensive, either) you don't get waitlisted for. Has a MARC station and is close to Red Line.
Garrett Park is way out there though. A huge difference from CCDC or Somerset in terms of proximity to town, redline or not.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 09:41
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:West of the Park (Rock Creek Park)
Can people just spell this $hit out? Too many acronyms on this website.
Nah. It's a way to prove you're "in".
If you don't know the WTOP acronym, then you will not have any sage advice to contribute to the discussion. Just move on.
Everyone knows it's a way to ID yourself as a Karen.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 09:40
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Looking to move WOTP. Want to be nearish metro/major bus lines, SFH (not a rowhome) in the 2-2.5 range most likely. Haven't ruled out Bethesda or Chevy Chase. Want a "community", not just a house (ie, somewhere neighbors know/talk to each other, kids outside walking around/playing, people walk their dogs, block parties, etc). Schools not an issue.
Woodley Park has all of this. We have a neighborhood block party on Sunday.
It's so boring, though! I don't think you can pick a waspier neighborhood.
Anonymous
11/04/2023 00:24
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:West of the Park (Rock Creek Park)
Can people just spell this $hit out? Too many acronyms on this website.
Nah. It's a way to prove you're "in".
If you don't know the WTOP acronym, then you will not have any sage advice to contribute to the discussion. Just move on.
Oh, honey.
Anonymous
11/02/2023 07:14
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:West of the Park (Rock Creek Park)
Can people just spell this $hit out? Too many acronyms on this website.
Nah. It's a way to prove you're "in".
If you don't know the WTOP acronym, then you will not have any sage advice to contribute to the discussion. Just move on.
Anonymous
11/02/2023 07:05
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:West of the Park (Rock Creek Park)
Can people just spell this $hit out? Too many acronyms on this website.
Nah. It's a way to prove you're "in".
Anonymous
11/02/2023 03:49
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:What you are describing is pretty much exactly Lyon Park in Arlington.
Yup. Or its neighbor Ashton Heights.
Anonymous
11/01/2023 22:34
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Anonymous wrote:West of the Park (Rock Creek Park)
Can people just spell this $hit out? Too many acronyms on this website.
Anonymous
11/01/2023 22:33
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
Go a little further up Connecticut Avenue. I was born in Bethesda, and raised in Chevy Chase, but have been thrilled to raise our kids in Kensington. The parades, the playgrounds, the pools, the neighborhoods - just what we wanted for our kids.
Anonymous
11/01/2023 22:32
Subject: Family friendly, WOTP neighborhoods - where should we look?
What you are describing is pretty much exactly Lyon Park in Arlington.