Upper Marlboro: Urban Rurality
Located outside the Beltway, Upper Marlboro, Maryland is located 40 minutes outside of Washington, D.C., via Route 4. As the county seat of Prince Georges County, Maryland the Town of Upper Marlboro houses the historic Prince George’s County Courthouse (established in 1721), the County Administration Building, and the area school system’s Board of Education offices; […]
Washington, D.C. Our Nation’s Capital
Learn About Washington, DC Housing Washington, DC is a lively and cultured place to live. Read here about the many housing options available in the Washington, DC area. In addition to being the Nation’s Capital, Washington, D.C. is a lively, cultured place to live. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly neighborhood or a more sophisticated […]
Vienna VA: A Historical Location
Learn More About the Historic Neighborhoods of Vienna, Virginia Originally established in 1754 under the name Ayr Hill (later known as Phelps in the 1850s), Vienna’s first settler was a prominent soldier and land owner by the name of Colonel Charles Broadwater. The name of the town was later changed to Vienna shortly before the […]
Bristow: 19th Century Charm with 21st Century Amenities
Learn About Bristow, Virginia’s Modern Communities With a Rural Feel Approximately 30 miles from Washington, D.C. Bristow, Virginia is a sizeable community within a rural backdrop; allowing plenty of room for outdoor recreation, including the historic Bristow Station Battlefield Heritage Park, Broad Run Golf and Practice Facility, Bristow Manor Golf Club and outdoor amphitheater Jiffy […]
McLean: Luxury at its Finest
Read About the High-End Suburbs of McLean McLean is a high-end suburb featuring luxury homes. Just ten miles outside of Washington, D.C., McLean has been home to several high-profile Washington-area figures. One of Mclean’s most notable features is Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria, home to upscale shopping. Among the many well-known brands of fashion […]
Fairfax: Height of Education
Located just 17 miles outside of outside of Washington, D.C., Fairfax, Virginia is ranked by U.S. News and World Report as having one of the best school systems in the country. This includes George Mason University, the state’s largest public educational institution. Take a visit to the Fairfax County Public Library’s Virginia room and learn […]
Springfield: A Hub for All
Learn More About the Interconnected Communities of Springfield Springfield, Virginia’s unique location makes it an ideal home for family, work, and entertainment. Located at the nexus of I-395, I 95 and I-495, Springfield offers ready access in all directions whether you want to take a road trip or have an easier commute to work. This […]
Gainesville: Outdoors meets Luxury
Located off of I-66, Gainesville, Virginia is a rapidly growing community that has retained its rural charm. Conway-Robinson State Forest Park is a 444-acre National Park that serves as a wildflower and wildlife sanctuary and it one of the largest tracts of undeveloped land owned by the state. Visitors can also enjoy a 5-mile hiking […]
Purcellville: No Shortage of Entertainment
Located along Harry Byrd Highway also known as Route 7, Purcellville, Virginia might give visitors small town feel, but there is no shortage of entertainment with its vast variety of wineries, restaurants, distilleries, antiques, and art. For those interested in wineries, Otium Cellars would be a good starting place. Their wines are based on German […]
Rockville: Rapidly Growing
As the county seat of Montgomery County, Maryland, Rockville is one of the most populated cities in Maryland. Less than an hour from Washington, D.C., Rockville’s Interstate I-270 corridor is home to a thriving biomedical and technology industry as well as several government institutions. Voted by Money magazine as the “#1 Best Place to Live” […]