Anonymous
04/13/2020 11:44
Subject: Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Bluemont in Arlington is VERY walkable. I have 3 trails within 3 minutes of my house - Bluemont Junction, 4 m ile run trail and the Custis Trail. Also, one mile from Ballston.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 10:22
Subject: Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Lee Heights is an option. Walkable you Lee Heights shopping center and if you are hardy Safeway and CVS in Cherrydale and on Glebe.
Lee Heights has Lebanese grocery, Starbucks, you store, Arrowine and such.
Walk to Cherrydale Library, Taylor Elem, and DH Middle, and zoned Yorktown.
1.4 should get you nicely updated older home easily.
I love Westover too, and it has a real hardware store which is nice. Oh I guess Cherrydale hardware isn’t far either.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 10:21
Subject: Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Lee Heights is an option. Walkable you Lee Heights shopping center and if you are hardy Safeway and CVS in Cherrydale and on Glebe.
Lee Heights has Lebanese grocery, Starbucks, you store, Arrowine and such.
Walk to Cherrydale Library, Taylor Elem, and DH Middle, and zoned Yorktown.
1.4 should get you nicely updated older home easily.
Lee Heights has Lebanese grocery, Starbucks, you store, Arrowine and such.
Walk to Cherrydale Library, Taylor Elem, and DH Middle, and zoned Yorktown.
1.4 should get you nicely updated older home easily.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 10:20
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:I would live close to VHC so that the other spouse has a reverse commute.
Plenty of walkable communities very close to VHC--the neighborhoods bordering Ballston (parts of Waverly Hills, Cherrydale, Tara, Westover, etc).
1.4 is absolutely doable.
I don't hate on Lyon Village, but that neighborhood is further east than you need to be, so it doesn't make sense to look there especially considering the price goes up the further east you go.
Awesome, how are the schools in these areas? Any ones to look out for?
Anonymous
04/13/2020 10:17
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
I would live close to VHC so that the other spouse has a reverse commute.
Plenty of walkable communities very close to VHC--the neighborhoods bordering Ballston (parts of Waverly Hills, Cherrydale, Tara, Westover, etc).
1.4 is absolutely doable.
I don't hate on Lyon Village, but that neighborhood is further east than you need to be, so it doesn't make sense to look there especially considering the price goes up the further east you go.
Plenty of walkable communities very close to VHC--the neighborhoods bordering Ballston (parts of Waverly Hills, Cherrydale, Tara, Westover, etc).
1.4 is absolutely doable.
I don't hate on Lyon Village, but that neighborhood is further east than you need to be, so it doesn't make sense to look there especially considering the price goes up the further east you go.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 09:14
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Love Westover- it is a near perfect village. (PO, library, hardware store, bank, drug store, several excellent restaurants ......)
Excellent restaurants? No.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 08:22
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:There are good suggestions here. I just wanted to say that FCC fits your commenting bill perfectly, the schools are good and there are houses in your price range that are walkable to the center of town. They won’t be new builds, but good houses in that range come up. Unfortunately, I do t think that there’s much right now but I think it’s worth waiting for. We are quite happy here.
Me again: Easter Seals was a wonderful day care for us in FCC. People also really love Columbia Baptist. We used Dixie Rapuano: https://www.remax.com/real-estate-agents/dixie-rapuano-falls-church-va/100033186. We had a smaller budget than you with similar requirements a few years ago. She was super patient and helpful.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 08:13
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
There are good suggestions here. I just wanted to say that FCC fits your commenting bill perfectly, the schools are good and there are houses in your price range that are walkable to the center of town. They won’t be new builds, but good houses in that range come up. Unfortunately, I do t think that there’s much right now but I think it’s worth waiting for. We are quite happy here.
Anonymous
04/13/2020 08:08
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Love Westover- it is a near perfect village. (PO, library, hardware store, bank, drug store, several excellent restaurants ......)
Anonymous
04/12/2020 23:13
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
What do you mean by walkable neighborhood? Most SFHs in Arlington and Falls Church aren't that walkable in the sense of going to restaurants, stores, etc. Many are walkable in the sense of quiet streets. The Washington and Lee pyramids are good. Not sure why the scores are that low but its probably the new diversity rating that artificially lowers all the scores that have diversity.
Anonymous
04/12/2020 23:01
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Walkability is dead. Find a big lot. And for please please don’t go to Lyon Village unless you want people to hate you
Why would people hate OP if they moved to LV?
Because most people who live there are hate able?
How so? And who exactly are these haters?
Most people in DMV?
Why would most people in the DC area hate people in LV?
Because they’re largely awful human beings
Really? I know a couple of people who live there and they seem fine. Why do you most people there are “awful human beings”? That’s pretty harsh to say that about a whole neighborhood. Do you actually know anyone there?
Anonymous
04/12/2020 22:10
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Walkability is dead. Find a big lot. And for please please don’t go to Lyon Village unless you want people to hate you
Why would people hate OP if they moved to LV?
Because most people who live there are hate able?
How so? And who exactly are these haters?
Most people in DMV?
Why would most people in the DC area hate people in LV?
Because they’re largely awful human beings
Anonymous
04/12/2020 21:57
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Walkability is dead. Find a big lot. And for please please don’t go to Lyon Village unless you want people to hate you
Why would people hate OP if they moved to LV?
Because most people who live there are hate able?
How so? And who exactly are these haters?
Most people in DMV?
Why would most people in the DC area hate people in LV?
Anonymous
04/12/2020 21:42
Subject: Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Tara neighborhood near Westover Village has older Renovated houses in your price range. You can walk to VHC. With 6:39-6:30 hours, a nanny might be best
Anonymous
04/12/2020 20:46
Subject: Re:Walkable areas in NoVA between Mosaic and VHC in Arlington
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Walkability is dead. Find a big lot. And for please please don’t go to Lyon Village unless you want people to hate you
Why would people hate OP if they moved to LV?
Because most people who live there are hate able?
How so? And who exactly are these haters?
Most people in DMV?