I'm never optimistic when it comes to interviews, though, so it came as kind of a shock.

Thanks

SECOND, x-post in Maryland AND Virginia.

I'm in MD, in a DC suburb and in southern MD on the Patuxent River, and tho I'm not familiar with the housing situation in and around Annapolis, I'm sure there's plenty to choose from. MD group will be able to advise you about the Annapolis housing market, and what spots to avoid.


edit: Here's a route/map between Fairfax and Annapolis. http://www.distancebetweencities.net/annapolis_md_and_fairfax_va/route

I don't think commuting from there is possible, given the traffic.

I'm sure once I have a start date I will go up there to look.

wanted to show you the lay of the land.

Thinking of living around Annapolis, and visiting Fairfax weekends?

Or he'll visit me, more likely. Probably even during the week as well.

and GREAT if y'all like to sail. And if you don't KNOW whether you like to sail, you can take lessons!

Then again, I've run aground in motorboats as well, so the presence of a motor clearly makes no difference.

Have fun, and eager to welcome you to Maryland!

its a large county, my daughter lives there (her husband's a deputy sheriff there,) and HER part of the county is 30 miles from me.

MANY PG residents commute to DC to work. AND some who live in Annapolis also commute to DC to work. We're movers!!!

It's just off of Route 50, about halfway between Annapolis and DC. Crofton is a little bit cheaper than Annapolis and it's got a TON of restaurants, shops, a movie theater, golf course, etc. It's also within easy driving distance to Baltimore, which is nice for weekend day trips.

Will definitely keep it in mind.

For housing would be a good place to look at. Towson is nice but may be a bit further than you want to Annapolis

From my initial investigations, it seems a little cheaper, too. At least from the listings I've seen.

More up towards Bawlmer (of which I am a native ).