Country Club Hills is probably the wealthiest neighborhood in Arlington, according to a recent survey.
The neighborhood is home to notable individuals including U.S. Congressman Joe Crowley (D-N.Y.), Georgetown men’s basketball head coach John Thompson III, Black Entertainment Television co-founder Sheila Johnson and retired Gen. David Petraeus.
Manor with many rooms
Country Club Hills is an exclusive neighborhood that derives its name from the nearby Washington Golf and Country Club, which is a hub for social and recreational activities for the community. Located in North Arlington, Virginia, Country Club holds approximately 500 houses and is home to the who is who of Arlington royalty.
Country Club Hills was developed in the 1920s and 1940s on the former Civil War-era Grunwell estate and features a housing stock that ranges from English Tudor, Colonial and Spanish haciendas to newly constructed homes and mansions. Most of the new homes are tear-downs and run in the multi-millions of dollars. The area’s tree-lined streets, rolling hills and easy access to the District makes it a price place to live. help support the pricey cost of entrance.
Country Club Hills has a lot of amenities for its residents to enjoy including the Washington Golf and Country Club. Summer traditions in Country Club Hills include block parties and an annual Fourth of July parade.
Nearby schools include Yorktown High School which is famous for notable alumni such as Katie Couric and former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Jamestown Elementary School, and Discovery Elementary School.
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