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Home to diplomats, members of Congress, entrepreneurs, high-ranked federal officials and successful businessmen and women, McLean is becoming an ever more popular town in which people are choosing to settle in. One key reason is that it is closely located to Washington D.C., where many McLean residents commute to for work. Residents are able to enjoy a small community ambiance and at the same time are able to get more for their real estate dollar.
With a history that dates back over four centuries, this is can easily be observed by simply looking at the different architectural designs throughout the city. Newly constructed, well-groomed condominiums, cozy single-family homes and historical dwellings are among the various types of real estate options you will find in McLean, Virginia.
Another advantage of McLean real estate is the wide variety of prices, allowing individuals working with different budgets the opportunity to find something that suits them. Previously built townhomes start in the $300,000 range, while new luxury homes closely reach the $3 million mark.
Just as the housing options are diverse so is the community. From high court judges to retirees to individuals starting a family, all of the residents have one commonality: they take great pride in their community.
McLean is the perfect place to purchase real estate if you enjoy a small town, friendly setting, with the option of taking an occasionally outing to a big city.
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