Why Live in Ridgedale
Ridgedale, a leafy neighborhood in Dale City, is one of the westernmost of the city's "Dale" neighborhoods. Homes in Ridgedale, built between the late 80s and mid-2000s, range from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet and feature a mix of Cape Cods, split-levels, Colonial Revival, and New Traditional styles. The neighborhood's wide streets and well-maintained sidewalks are ideal for jogging and biking, while nearby forests offer nature trails, including the popular Neabsco Greenway Trail. For recreational activities, Andrew Leitch Park provides baseball fields, basketball courts, walking paths, and a swimming pool, while the Prince William Ice Center offers skating lessons, youth hockey, and figure skating. Shopping is convenient along Dale Boulevard, with local shops like Nova Tropicals and supermarkets such as Giant and Food Lion. More extensive options, including the Dale City Library and Farmers Market, are available in central Dale City. Dining options near Ridgedale include Louisiana Cafe for Cajun cuisine, Pa Nuang Thai for curries, and Kabob G for Mediterranean and Indian dishes. The neighborhood is served by the highly rated Prince William County Public School District, with Rosa Parks Elementary, Beville Middle, and C.D. Hylton High offering quality education. Ridgedale provides a quiet suburban setting with ample things to do, making it a comfortable place to live away from the bustle of DC.
