Chain Bridge Forest Home for Sale

Chain Bridge Forest might be just across the Potomac River from bustling Washington, D.C., but its wooded atmosphere makes it feel even farther. Fewer than 300 residents live in its roughly 100 homes, adding to this sense of privacy. The neighborhood was developed in the 1970s, and many homes feature unique details that incorporate elements from various eras and architectural styles. Buyers can find a wide range of homes, from colonials and Tudor Revivals to Second Empire and California Contemporary styles, and most feature well-maintained lawns with mature trees. The Chain Bridge Forest Association Architectural Committee approves all alterations to home exteriors. Most students attend highly-rated Arlington Public Schools, including Jamestown Elementary, Williamsburg Middle and Yorktown High. The Chain Bridge Forest Association hosts events throughout the year, offering residents lots of things to do. At the Fall Picnic, kids parade in Halloween costumes, while Spring Brunch is hosted at the prestigious Washington Golf & Country Club. Nearby outdoor spaces include Fort Ethan Allen Park, with a playground, dog park and community center, and Glebe Road Park, which has tennis and basketball courts. While the neighborhood lacks a commercial presence, a 3-mile drive south leads to the Lee Harrison Shopping Center, which features a Harris Teeter grocery store and various restaurants. D.C. is just over the Chain Bridge, and the neighborhood receives a CAP Index Score of 1 out of 10, well below the national average of 4.