Country Club Hills is a tranquil neighborhood characterized by predominantly single detached homes, many offering four or more bedrooms. The area benefits from a peaceful atmosphere with minimal street noise, creating a serene living environment. Convenient parking and close proximity to highways make car access simple for residents. Several bus lines pass through the neighborhood, providing some public transit options. Primary schools are easily accessible, contributing to the convenience of daily routines. Additionally, Country Club Hills features moderate biking infrastructure, supporting alternative transportation. Most homes were built before the 1960s, showcasing classic architectural charm that adds to the neighborhood’s unique character.
Home buyers who prefer a calm atmosphere will enjoy Country Club Hills. Country Club Hills is very quiet, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A distinct urban townhouse community located directly on N. Stafford Street, built in the 1980s, featuring light‑filled 2–3 level homes with lofts and open floor plans, conveniently within walking distance of Ballston Metro and local shopping corridors.
Situated at 3308 S. Stafford Street, this lively community hub offers gymnasium, art studios, fitness trails, playgrounds, picnic tables, free Wi‑Fi, and ample indoor multipurpose rooms, making it a popular gathering spot for families and fitness enthusiasts alike.
Located at 3829 N. Stafford Street on a nearly 10‑acre triangular site, this community facility includes a former school‑turned‑center, indoor programming, adjacent fenced dog‑park, and access via both N. Glebe and N. Stafford streets.
At the same Madison Community Center on N. Stafford, Arlington’s 55+ programs offer targeted classes, social events, and resources for older adults, serving as a vital resource for the neighborhood’s mature population.
While not a specific place, the neighborhood’s location on N. Stafford Street places residents just a few blocks from Ballston’s vibrant retail and dining scene, and an easy walk to Ballston‑MU Metro station on the Orange and Silver lines.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This family-friendly Arlington event offers hands-on historical activities, including old-time games, crafts, corn-husk dolls, candle dipping, butter churning, and cider pressing. It is a convenient way for local residents to enjoy an autumn afternoon outdoors while exploring Arlington’s connection to regional history.
View event details →Residents can browse locally made art, crafts, gifts, and seasonal goods while enjoying live music and fall activities in central Arlington. The weekend market is especially convenient for a casual neighborhood outing, combining shopping, food, and entertainment without requiring a longer trip outside the county.
View event details →The Arlington Public Library’s fall sale is a practical and affordable activity for residents looking for books, media, and potential holiday gifts. A food and coffee truck is scheduled on select days, making this a relaxed community stop for readers, families, and anyone who enjoys supporting local library services.
View event details →This free Stafford-area festival is designed for families, with pumpkins, games, crafts, a petting zoo, bounce house, hayrides, caramel apples, popcorn, and food vendors. A sensory-friendly hour from 9:00–10:00 AM gives families seeking a quieter experience an earlier opportunity to participate.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Stafford
