Currently there are 4 rooms for rent in McLean
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Lease terms will be determined by the property owner, however it would be smart to educate yourself around renter protections and tenants rights, and ask about signing a lease before renting a room.
McLean is a densely populated, primarily residential suburban community found right outside of Washington, DC. McLean has a total of population of 50,773 according to the 2020 census.
While several companies, including Mars Corporation, USA Today and Freddie Mac are headquartered there, McLean is primarily known for its upscale housing communities. With McLean's close proximity to Tysons Corner it is also a great place for upscale shopping. Most of the dining, outside of Washington D.C., can be found at Tysons Corner as well.
Transportation into Washington D.C. is easy by car, but McLean also has Metro access on the Orange and Blue lines at the East Falls Church Metro Station. Residents of McLean can easily go elsewhere as well, as it is conveniently located near major highways such as I-495.
For those considering McLean as a place to live and raise children, the public schooling system in McLean is one of the best in the country. McLean residents have the unique opportunity of attending Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology which is the #1 public high school in America according to US News and World Report. The other local high schools both rank in the top 100 in America with McLean High School being ranked slightly higher than Langley High School. McLean also is nearby to a plethora of private schools in the area that are also renown for their high education standards.
McLean, VA is home to many notable residents such as General Colin Powell, Former Vice-President Dick Cheney and Senator Ted Kennedy.