Westwater Point is a community of townhomes in Fairfax County at Springfield. Westwater Point was built around 1989. Townhomes at Westwater Point generally cost from $410,000 to $490,000. Westwater Point is served by Hunt Valley Elementary School, Irving Middle School, West Springfield High School.
Westwater Point is close to West Springfield Village Park, Pohick Creek Stream Valley Park. Westwater Point is near Fairfax County Pkwy and not far from Rolling Road. Westwater Point is minutes to commuter lots, Fairfax County Pkwy, Fort Belvoir/DLA/Pentagon, I95/395/495.
Waters Edge is a community of condos in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Waters Edge was built around 1985. Condos at Waters Edge generally cost from $310,000 to $390,000.
Waters Edge is close to Spring Lane Park, JEB Stuart Park. Waters Edge is near Nevius Street and not far from Munson Hill Road. Charming community tucked away within minutes from shopping, restaurants & downtown DC.
Barcroft Hills is a community of condos in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Barcroft Hills was built around 1967. Condos at Barcroft Hills generally cost from $110,000 to $190,000. Barcroft Hills is served by Baileys Elementary School, Glasgow Middle School, Stuart High School.
Barcroft Hills is close to JEB Stuart Park, Baileys Park. Barcroft Hills is near White Street and not far from Row Street. Barcroft Hills is close to Pentagon and DC. Barcroft Hills is Close to public transportation and 7 Corners shopping center.
Many people feel that Old Town is the heart of Alexandria VA. As the name implies, Old Town is the oldest part of Alexandria, a port in colonial times. Historic Old Town Alexandria is found along the Potomac, just inside the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and then north toward Reagan National Airport. Old Town is served by the King St. Metro and the King St. trolley. With over 100 restaurants, shops, boutiques, coffee shops, ice cream houses and more, there's always fun to be found in Old Town.
Old Town feels small town, upscale and touristy. For most folks there is a bit of prestige attached to an Old Town address. There are two high rises near the waterfront at the Alexandria House and Port Royal. Some folks call the Torpedo Factory condos the "flagship Old Town" because of their fantastic location.
Old Town Alexandria has many townhouses, row houses and a smaller number single family homes. Click Old Town to search listings of properties in Old Town Alexandria.
As a hobbyist, I researched record stores in Northern Virginia and came
Record and Tape Exchange was established in 1976
across Record and Tape Exchange (RTX). After a short drive past the Annandale campus of Nova Community College (NVCC), I found RTX located at 9448 Main St, Fairfax, VA 22031, in the Pickett Shopping Center. With students, collectors, and music enthusiasts in mind, RTX buys, sells, and trades a variety of items including college text books, records, CDs, cassettes, and DVDs. Inside RTX, I found that there shelves were filled with enough options for me to pour an hour or so into looking for that special record, while enjoying the stores PA sound system, which was playing a hissing and crackling blues album.
Some people prefer the nostalgia and sound quality of vinyl, to that of digital recordings
Woodstream is a community of townhouse in Fairfax County at Springfield. Woodstream was built around 1980. Townhouse at Woodstream generally cost from $310,000 to $390,000. Woodstream is served by Newington Forest Elementary School, South County High School.
Woodstream is close to Middle Run Stream Valley Park, South Run Stream Valley Park. Woodstream is near Pohick Road and not far from Rolling Road. Woodstream is just minutes from Fairfax County Pkwy, Metro, Fort Belvoir, VRE & GIS.
Cardinal Forest is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Springfield. Cardinal Forest was built around 1972. Single family homes at Cardinal Forest generally cost from $110,000 to $190,000.
Cardinal Forest is close to Hidden Pond Park, Orange Hunt Estate Park. Cardinal Forest is near Rolling Road and not far from Burke Road. Cardinal Forest is convenient to shopping, dining, banking, and more. Cardinal Forest is close to I-495 and Fairfax County Parkway.
Cardinal Estates is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Springfield. Cardinal Estates was built around 2014. Single family homes at Cardinal Estates generally cost from $1,100,000 to $1,900,000. Cardinal Estates is served by Cardinal Forest Elementary School, West Springfield Middle School, Irving High School.
Cardinal Estates is close to Burke Station Park, Royal Ridge Park. Cardinal Estates is near Burke Road and not far from Rolling Road.
Hiddenbrooke is a community of condos in Fairfax County at Springfield. Hiddenbrooke was built around 2004. Condos at Hiddenbrooke generally cost from $310,000 to $399,000.
Hiddenbrooke is close to West Springfield Village Park, Pohick Creek Stream Valley Park. Hiddenbrooke is near Fairfax County Pkwy and not far from Rolling Road.
Nesbitt Realty is licensed in Virginia.
The Commonwealth of Virginia is privileged to have a temperate climate, moderate rainfall, and a rich and fertile landscape. Although the late summer months (particularly August) are known for the intense humidity and the winter months (particularly February) regularly experience significant snowfall; these extremes in both temperature and weather ensure that Virginians enjoy all four seasons of each calendar year to their fullest potential. Virginia has five distinct climate regions including: Tidewater, Piedmont, Northern Virginia, Western Mountain and Southwestern Mountain. The topography and climate of Virginia is largely the result of its geographic location, situated between the Blue Ridge Mountain Range and the Chesapeake Bay. Each diverse climate region provides an extensive array of plant varieties and vegetation, which helps to create a unique microclimate and ecosystem in each location.
Temperature, rainfall, and wind are the most important aspects of climate and weather patterns, with temperature being the most critical. Although the climate and temperature of Virginia varies according to location, it generally becomes increasingly warm farther to the South. Most of the state has a humid, subtropical climate stretching from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Southern Shenandoah Valley. There is wide variation in average temperatures across the Commonwealth, affecting everything from the natural growing season to a family's heating and cooling costs. Thunderstorms are a regular occurrence throughout the year, particularly in the western part of the state with an annual average of 35−45 days of thunderstorm activity. Meanwhile, cold air masses arriving from the Blue Ridge Mountains, especially during the winter, can lead to significant snowfall and ice storms from early November to mid-March. Spring brings wildflowers and moderate temperatures but also harbors a palpable increase in tree pollen at the beginning of April. Wildflowers in the mountains tend to peak throughout the month of May, while other local flora and fauna can bloom as late as mid-September. Finally, the summer months usually hold an average temperature ranging from 70-88 degrees, but because of the area's humid and subtropical climate, a typical summer day can feel significantly hotter.
Each distinct region of Virginia welcomes visitors to a wide range of outdoor activities that can be enjoyed throughout every season such as skiing in the mountains during the winter or playing golf in the valley during the summer. Other activities such as hiking, bicycling and camping are year-round for Virginians, and the coastal regions provide plenty of opportunity for water sports as well.
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