55 neighborhoods, one guide each
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Maryland
Maryland's nickname is America in Miniature since most natural features, except deserts, are found in this beautiful state.
Upper Marlboro
Prince George's county seat, where suburbs give way to farmland and the Patuxent: acreage and equestrian properties within reach of D.C.
Towson
Baltimore County's seat: two universities, Towson Town Center, and tree-canopied neighborhoods like Rodgers Forge and Stoneleigh.
Rockville
Montgomery County's seat: Metro at the revitalized Town Square, West End Victorians, new condos, and the I-270 tech corridor.
Silver Spring Woodmoor-Colesville
Northern Silver Spring along the Route 29 corridor: 1940s Tudors, Capes, and Colonials on tree-canopied streets around a rare Art Deco shopping center.
Silver Spring Wheaton-Aspen Hill
Wheaton's Red Line Metro, international food scene, and Brookside Gardens: ramblers, Colonials, and split-levels that stay affordable.
Silver Spring Downtown
Walk from the Red Line Metro to the AFI Silver, The Fillmore, and worldwide cuisine: row houses, condos, and single-family homes just over the D.C. line.
Northern Virginia
Virginia is nicknamed Old Dominion and also called the "Mother of Presidents". Eight U.S. Presidents were born in Virginia, more than any other state.
The Plains Virginia
A tiny Fauquier County town in Virginia horse country: Great Meadow steeplechase, wineries, and countryside 45 miles from Washington.
Reston
Fairfax County's pioneering 1964 planned community: four lakes, trails, a walkable Town Center, and Silver Line Metro near Dulles.
Middleburg
Loudoun horse country at its most storied: a 160-building historic district, the Spring Races, and estates amid rolling hills.
Leesburg
Loudoun's county seat, 33 miles from D.C.: a historic downtown of shops and restaurants surrounded by farms, wineries, and Ball's Bluff battlefield.
Great Falls
Large homes and estates on wooded acreage beside Great Falls Park: Mather Gorge views, trails, and a small village center.
Burke
A 1970s–80s planned community in Fairfax County: top schools, VRE rail at Burke Centre, and Burke Lake Park for trails and boating.
District of Columbia
The capital of the United States, Washington DC is Steeped in history and culture. It is a square divided into 4 quadrants NE, NW, SE, and, SW.
Southwest Waterfront
Home of The Wharf and the Maine Avenue Fish Market: condos and row homes with water views, steps from Nationals Park.
Petworth
Early-1900s Victorian and Georgian row houses, a Metro on Georgia Avenue, and a real community feel around Upshur Street's shops.
Penn Quarter
Downtown living beside Capital One Arena, the National Portrait Gallery, and Chinatown: restaurants, theaters, and the Gallery Place Metro at your door.
Palisades
A leafy enclave above the Potomac near Georgetown: late-1800s homes, Battery Kemble Park, Fletcher's Cove, and a farmers market with a small-town feel.
Logan Circle
Some of D.C.'s finest Victorian homes ring the circle a mile north of the White House, with 14th Street's restaurants and theaters steps away.
Kalorama
Embassy-district elegance north of Dupont Circle: grand 1900–1940 homes, condos, and co-ops beside Rock Creek Park.
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