If you are this far into your house search, you are already familiar with the advantages of North Arlington / Ballston / Arlington Forest: close in location, walk to Metro bus or rail, great schools, parks, playgrounds, nightlife, shopping. Not only are you inside the beltway, you are inside the old District of Colombia as it existed until 1848. Here are some favorable features of the property: 1- Amazingly quite: given that the house is just steps from busy Arlington Boulevard (Route 50) and Carlin Springs Road, the traffic noise seems to go up the hill and over the house and not effect this section of Arlington Forest at all. 2- Eastward facing: the morning sun goes into the bedrooms and the evening sun lets you enjoy the backyard and deck. The rooms have good two directional daylight. 3- The basement has peripheral drain tiles leading into a sump pump with a lifetime system guarantee. This allowed for the basement subfloor to be insulated and finished with solid hardwood flooring. Also, the basement bedroom has legal ceiling height and an egress window. The gas meter was moved outside. 4- The appliances: the Carrier high efficiency HVAC with HEPA filter is three years old. The refrigerator, stove, washer, dryer, dish washer, hot water heater are as new or newer. The roof is ten years into its forty-year life. 5- Greenbrier Street intersects two great regional parks: Lubber Run with its Summer Amphitheater and W&OD with its bike and jogging trails, Purcellville just 45 miles away. The previous owner biked to work in the District each day for ten years on the Custis Trail which runs beside Route 66.
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