Wow the sheer amount of sock puppeting on this thread is next level.

Great Falls faux French Chateaus are the pinnacle of taste

Anonymous wrote:For mid century modern, people love Hollin Hills. As for my super snarky self, Pimmit Hills.

PH is the ghetto of new builds

Clifton

Anonymous wrote:Chain Bridge Forest? That area that’s north of chain bridge rd as youre heading east and close to the river but not ON the river yet.

I think i meant youre on Glebe, heading east to DC and preparing to go over chain bridge. Whatever is to the left of you and north seems like it’s a very attractive neighborhood where all the houses are pretty.

Chain Bridge Forest? That area that’s north of chain bridge rd as youre heading east and close to the river but not ON the river yet.

There are some cute homes in Lyon Park, although builders are working overtime to ruin it.

Anonymous wrote:For mid century modern, people love Hollin Hills. As for my super snarky self, Pimmit Hills.

For mid century modern the Lake Bancroft has some beautiful homes

Anonymous wrote:Anacostia. Some beautiful old buildings there. Also Georgetown. Occoquan. Bolivar (Harpers Ferry)

I like the old stuff

Good job with the reading comprehension and getting the assignment here.

Anacostia. Some beautiful old buildings there. Also Georgetown. Occoquan. Bolivar (Harpers Ferry)

I like the old stuff

Kirby rd in McLean, and Chain Bridge right before the bridge.

Anonymous wrote:For mid century modern, people love Hollin Hills. As for my super snarky self, Pimmit Hills.

I wanted to live here so badly. But when we looked for a new house about a year ago it was out of our price range. And stuff doesn’t come on the market often.

Woodlea Mill in McLean

Anonymous wrote:Franklin Park in Mclean

Yes, Mclean has a few really nice pretty areas. It get a bad rep for aesthetics here as if it's one uniform area, but it consists of many different looking neighborhoods, and has some old mansions and cute rowhouse communities in very nice setting like Kings Manor.

Anonymous wrote:For mid century modern, people love Hollin Hills. As for my super snarky self, Pimmit Hills.

Pimmit hills is a nice hilly area, there is attractive nature there, and it's super central. But unfortunately a lot of housing stock is so fugly (up to this day) that it's hard to find streets that would be uniformly beautiful.