Just on the other side of the Potomac River and over the Key Bridge, many ARLINGTON neighborhoods are conveniently located to the Metro.

Known for its Golf Courses and exquisite homes, BETHESDA, MARYLAND is a town that has always been sought after for years in the WASHINGTON, DC area.

If you are looking for upscale living in Northern Virginia, than look no further than Great Falls. Mansions and acreage are abundant and so are deer and horses. The town also delivers THE PARK to go to in the Washington DC area.

MCLEAN, VIRGINIA is home to Capital One, Bearing Point, and many other corporations refer to McLean, VA as a home. MCLEAN, VIRGINIA is centrally located just off the I-495 or George Washington Memorial Parkway. It's no secret that MCLEAN, VIRGINIA is home to many affluent businessmen and high-ranking government officials. For top of the line shopping in WASHINGTON, DC look no further than the TOP Shopping Malls of MCLEAN, VIRGINIA's Tyson's Corner Center or Tyson's Galleria.

The small town feel of POTOMAC, MARYLAND can create an illusion of how close you are to WASHINGTON, DC. Being a top area for Real Estate in the WASHINGTON, DC area, POTOMAC, MARYLAND runs from WASHINGTON, DC by way of River Road and along the POTOMAC RIVER, taking you into suburban MARYLAND. POTOMAC, MARYLAND is home to many top schools, including the ranks of the number 57 of the Top 100 high schools in the United States. The High School of Winston Churchill in POTOMAC, MARYLAND maintains the mascot of The Churchill Bulldogs POTOMAC, MARYLAND is also known for huge homes. A timeless community where large land parcels and horses are common. Some say 'Beverly Hills 90210' TV Show was based on POTOMAC, MARYLAND's Winston Churchill High School!

Many people are not aware of the facts and foundation of RESTON, VIRGINIA. The town of RESTON, VIRGINIA and the concept of The RESTON TOWN CENTER began as a dream to Robert E. Simon. After graduating from Harvard University, Simon took over the family real estate management and development business. In 1961, with the proceeds from the sale of a family property, Carnegie Hall, Simon purchased 6,750 acres (27 km²) of land in Fairfax County, Virginia and hired Conklin + Rossant[1] to develop a master plan for the new town of RESTON, VIRGINIA a planned community well know on the national level. Simon's new town concept emphasized quality of life for the individual and provided a community where people could live, work, and play without driving long distances. Simon returned to live in RESTON, VIRGINIA in 1993 and helped celebrate RESTON'S 40th birthday in 2004. In that same year a bronze statue of Simon was placed on a park bench in Washington Plaza on Lake Anne, the original heart of the community he built. This is the brief story of RESTON, VIRGINIA and THE RESTON TOWN CENTER!

Downtown Washington living has changed over the years. Many neighborhoods have been restored and attracted an influx of people seeking luxury in a city atmosphere. Many consider Washington's most sought after neighborhood to be the world famous Georgetown.