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7 Reasons Linden At Fair Ridge is incredibly convenient condo living
Linden At Fair Ridge is close to Fair Oaks Mall, close to Fairfax Corner, close to Fair Lakes. has easy access to 66, has easy access to 29, has easy access to 50 & has easy access to Fairfax County Parkway.
Grape + Bean is part of the fabric of Old Town in Alexandria VA
Grape and Bean is just another example of an Old Town artisan boutique. Shops like Grape and Bean, or as they call themselves Grape + Bean, are community assets and part of what makes Old Town so special. Long-time Alexandria residents David Gwathmey and Sheera Rosenfeld opened Grape & Bean in 2008. Together they have... Continue reading→
Claremont is a fun neighborhood near Bailey’s Crossroads
Claremont is a fun neighborhood.
10 reasons a townhouse in Potters Glen is has an enviable location!
Potters Glen is conveniently located near The Beltway, I-395 and I-955; Fairfax County Parkway; Shopping; Inova Hospital; Schools; Restaurants; Parks, Fort Belvoir; Metro at Van Dorn; and Many professional office locations.
Live near the Mosaic District for around $550k!
City Park Homes is a great place to find an affordable home in Falls Church VA.
Why do residents love Westgrove in Fairfax County?
Westgrove is just outside Old Town Alexandria between the George Washington Parkway and Fort Hunt Road. Here you'll find fine brick residences on rolling sidewalk-streets. Westgrove is close the the Mount Vernon Trail, Mount Vernon Rec Center, Martha Washington Library and Belle View Shopping Center.
Are you planning to buy or rent a home built before 1978?
Many houses and apartments built before 1978 have paint that contains lead (called lead-based paint). Lead-based paint is perfectly safe when treated properly, but lead from paint, chips, and dust can pose serious health hazards if not taken care of properly. Lead is especially dangerous when ingested. Lead poses a greater risk to small children... Continue reading→