Holmes Run Park is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Holmes Run Park was built around 1951. Single family homes at Holmes Run Park generally cost from $510,000 to $590,000. Holmes Run Park is served by Beech Tree Elementary School, Glasglow Middle School, Stuart High School.
Holmes Run Park is 7/10 mile to Metrobus 3A with connections to Metro system and close to new 7 Corners Transit Center. Holmes Run Park is served by Barcroft Knolls Park, Sleepy Hollow Club. Holmes Run Park is near Sleepy Hollow Road and not far from Glenmont Street.
City Park Homes is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Falls Church. City Park Homes was built around 1947. Single family homes at City Park Homes generally cost from $510,000 to $590,000. City Park Homes is served by Graham Road Elementary School, Jackson Middle School, Falls Church High School.
City Park Homes is walk to Bus Stop, close to 66/495. City Park Homes is served by Greenway Downs Park, Devonshire Park. City Park Homes is near Graham Road and not far from Lee Hwy.
Sleepy Hollow Manor is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Sleepy Hollow Manor was built around 1956. Single family homes in Sleepy Hollow Manor will set you back from $410k to $490k. Sleepy Hollow Manor is served by Sleepy Hollow Elementary School, Glasgow Middle School, Stuart High School.
Sleepy Hollow Manor is minutes from 7 Corners & Baileys Crossroads. Sleepy Hollow Manor is close to Sleepy Hollow Park, Bel Air Park. Sleepy Hollow Manor is near East Broad Street and Overhill Road.
Lee Landing is a community of condos in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Lee Landing was built around 1989. Condos in Lee Landing generally cost from $310,000 to $390,000. Lee Landing is served by Shrevewood Elementary School, Kilmer Middle School, Marshall high School.
Lee Landing is close to Jefferson District Park, Hollywood Road Park. Lee Landing is near Mary Street and Hollywood Road.
Tremont Gardens is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Tremont Gardens was built around 2011. Single family homes at Tremont Gardens generally cost from $1,000,000 to $1,090,000. Tremont Gardens is served by Call School Board Elementary School, Luther Jackson Middle School, Falls Church High School.
Tremont Gardens is close to Pine Spring Park, Tyler Park. Tremont Gardens is near Pine Spring Road and Cedar Hill Road.
Cherry Hill Townhouses are very conveniently located at walking distance to FCC and FCC Schools. Additionally, they offer a wide range of amenities, like community pool.
Cherry Hill Townhouses in Falls Church VA is a community built around 1977 and prices are around $580,000.
Lexington Square condos in Arlington VA are right in the heart of Ballston. Storage and parking room included, plus condo amenities, such as exercise room, party room and pool. Close to metro, shopping and dining. Pedestrial friendly.
Lexington Square condos were built in 2002 and their prices vary from $480,000 to $550,000. These houses are close to St. Charles School and Washington-Lee High School.
Holmes Run Acres is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Holmes Run Acres developed around 1950 is located in Falls Church. Single family homes in Holmes Run Acres generally cost from $510,000 to $599,900.
Holmes Run Acres is close to Luria Park, Berkley Park. Holmes Run Acres is near Gallows Road and not far from Annandale Road.
Broyhill Park is a community of single family homes in Fairfax County at Falls Church. Broyhill Park was developed in the early 1955's. Single family homes at Broyhill Park generally cost from $410,000 to $499,900.
Broyhill Park is close to Luria Park, Holmes Run Stream Valley Park. Broyhill Park is located inside The Beltway and not far from Brad Street.
Here's a memory from a post that was written several years ago:
Would you like to get to know Old Town Alexandria VA? I'll tell you one of the best ways to see a few sites and learn more about our fair city: take a carriage ride.
Mule turning onto King Street in Old Town
Our carriage was pulled by a hard-working mule. Her owner tells us she loves to pull. As she clopped slowly down the side streets of Old Town, her owner filled in details about houses and locations that we passed. For me, most of the information was old hat, but I couldn't help but think this would be a great way for a tourist or new resident to get to know the city.
The fee for the ride was downright reasonable, and I was impressed with the mule's strength as she pulled up and down hill along Old Town's waterfront.
After she dropped us off we snapped this picture from Market Square. There in front of Burke and Herbert she seemed more in place with the surroundings than the cars who shared her road.
