Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
For 600K i would look at marshall high pyramid. If you only have 400k i would look at the above options you listed.
SFHs in Marshall HS district for $600K are crap.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
For 600K i would look at marshall high pyramid. If you only have 400k i would look at the above options you listed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
Ravensworth or Wakefield Chapel neighborhoods are in your price range and right near Braddock road and the beltway. I think they feed into Lake Braddock HS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
For 600K i would look at marshall high pyramid. If you only have 400k i would look at the above options you listed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
Anonymous wrote:We're also in the Pine Spring - Luther Jackson - Falls Church pyramid. Love Pine Spring so far, the administration is very involved and the teachers DD has had have been great. I've heard good things about Luther Jackson, and as a graduate of FCHS I'm looking forward to sending DD there when it is time. I realize this was a while ago, but my experience at FCHS was that although it was very diverse, there was still plenty of challenge in the GT/AP classes, with a wide variety of options. I was very active in theater, band, chorus, and several sports, which was easy to do because of the size of the school. I do think the real key lies with the administration and teachers at the school, though, and that of course is something that is always subject to change. But I would advise against worrying too much about the quality of the schools based on low SES or high ESL populations. In my experience, you actually get a lot of good stuff from going to a diverse school and it far outweighs the bad. Keep in mind this is Fairfax County and even though some schools within the county might be "better" or "worse" than others, they are all better than the vast majority of schools in the country.
My only concern about FCHS is the state of the physical building, as it is long overdue for renovation.
Anonymous wrote:We're also in the Pine Spring - Luther Jackson - Falls Church pyramid. Love Pine Spring so far, the administration is very involved and the teachers DD has had have been great. I've heard good things about Luther Jackson, and as a graduate of FCHS I'm looking forward to sending DD there when it is time. I realize this was a while ago, but my experience at FCHS was that although it was very diverse, there was still plenty of challenge in the GT/AP classes, with a wide variety of options. I was very active in theater, band, chorus, and several sports, which was easy to do because of the size of the school. I do think the real key lies with the administration and teachers at the school, though, and that of course is something that is always subject to change. But I would advise against worrying too much about the quality of the schools based on low SES or high ESL populations. In my experience, you actually get a lot of good stuff from going to a diverse school and it far outweighs the bad. Keep in mind this is Fairfax County and even though some schools within the county might be "better" or "worse" than others, they are all better than the vast majority of schools in the country.
My only concern about FCHS is the state of the physical building, as it is long overdue for renovation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.
You should be looking in North Springfield. Easy access to the beltway. Schools are NS elementary or Bren Mar elementary, Poe or Holmes and Edison or Annandale depending on where you are in 22151. Houses are under 500k but they sell within 5 days, sometimes faster, so you have to be on top of it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is your budget and where do you need to commute? We live in the Woodson pyramid (between little River and braddock) and there are houses in the 500k range that are close to major roads to DC.
600K max and we want a single family home. I work in Old Town and DH works across the river in Maryland. We don't want to live in PG county, so we are looking for places along the beltway. Hence the Edison, West Potomac, Hayfield, Annadale, Falls Church questions.
We are renting right now and have considered the West of the beltway neighborhoods, but in terms of getting on the beltway, we can't go too far west before running into serious commute issues.