Del Ray is literally on the other side of the tracks from Old Town: the metro and VRE train tracks form a boundary line between these two neighborhoods. Del Ray is not an area that tourists visit much, if at all. That’s what the residents like about it.
The Del Ray residential neighborhood is characterized by homes with larger yards and big front porches.
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It looks like a very nice neighborhood. I like that house!
Del Ray is one of my favorite neighborhoods. Anytime you want to go to St. Elmo’s for a cup of coffee, let me know!
Carol, I have a few more Del Ray houses for the week that you might enjoy.
Passante, great! I’ve never been to St. Elmo’s.
It looks like some of the old houses in my college town which were purchased long ago by the college and now serve as various kinds of offices, but you would never know it from the outside.
And FYI I am rarely board. =)
Nice house with a little garden. I like it!