User: velezl, Location: Leesburg, VA
Asked on: Monday, April 18, 2011 at 7:28 pm EDT
Answered on: Tuesday, May 14, 2024 at 4:21 am EDT
Question: Can someone tellme a good place to live in md or va. Iam goin next month to work around the dc area and i dont know were to live. I have two childs an need a good shools for them. So if someone is out there your advise are welcome.
MarylandMontgomery County Bethesda
Affluent suburb with excellent schools, high housing costs.
Chevy Chase
Similar to Bethesda, with a more historic feel and some townhouses available.
Rockville
Diverse city with a strong economy and good schools.
Potomac
Exclusive community with large homes and excellent amenities.
Howard County Columbia
Planned community with highly rated schools and a thriving downtown area.
Clarksville
Smaller community with a rural feel and strong academics.
Ellicott City
Historic town with charm and good schools.
Prince George's County Upper Marlboro
Growing community with affordable housing and an up-and-coming downtown.
Bowie
Convenient location near the DC line with good schools.
Laurel
Historic town with a mix of housing options and a revitalized downtown.
VirginiaFairfax County McLean
Affluent suburb with top-rated schools and close proximity to DC.
Great Falls
Exclusive community in a beautiful setting, with excellent schools.
Vienna
Charming town with historic homes and proximity to amenities.
Burke
Diverse community with affordable housing and good schools.
Arlington County Arlington
Urban center with high-rise apartments, convenient transportation, and excellent schools.
Falls Church
Suburb with tree-lined streets, good schools, and a historic downtown.
Other Areas Loudoun County, VA
Growing county with excellent schools and affordable housing options.
Stafford County, VA
More rural county with lower housing costs and good schools.
Frederick, MD
Historic city with a strong economy and a mix of housing options.
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