Originally Posted by
TOMFORD
Awesome, Clarendon it is. Am I write in saying that closer to Clarendon Blvd and Wilson Blvd (and the metro stations) are better for proximity to shops and restaurants?
Yes.
Originally Posted by
IADCAflyer
First place I owned was in Ballston. Its a step down from Clarendon but its not bad at all. There is a Harris Teeter right on Glebe so shopping is close.
When I lived there Ballston Mall was starting to get shaky - they had not built Kettler yet. Plenty to do, but not the vibe of Clarendon.
Clarendon is definitely a place for the younger set and for the newly married who are child free!
The stroller count along Clarendon Blvd and Wilson Blvd between Clarendon and Rossyln has risen greatly in the past several years. I've even been seeing some those giant pram type strollers that I so frequently encounter in Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. Ten years ago, that would not have been in the picture there.