Boundaries: University Boulevard West and Dennis Avenue to the north. Colesville Road to the east. 
Forest Glen Road to the south and Tenbrook Drive to the west
South Four Corners is a desirable location close to Forest Glen Metro Station and Downtown Silver Spring. Walking distance to recently renovated "Woodmoor Shopping Center" and a very friendly "Neighborhood Safeway Store" Bordered by Sligo Creek park with an abundance of nature, hiking-biking trails and recreation. This neighborhood has a very active Civic association, many events such as an annual COMMUNITY DAY, Halloween Parade and neigborhood yard sale. There are a lot of young families with children a babysitting coop, a Large playground and community center on Forest Glen Road. There is a unique "small town" feel within the neighborhood of South Four Corners.
The Houses of South Four Corners
Developed Around the Original Argyle Country Club (Now Sligo Public Golf Course) before the Beltway bisected the country club grounds. Thus the Sudivision names such as, "Country Club View", "Fairway" and "Argyle Forest" The Oldest Houses in South Four Corners date back to the late 1920's and early 1930's.
There are 5 houses in South Four Corners that make up a Montgomery County "Historic District". They are the "Polychrome Houses" built by John Joseph Early in 1934 and 1935. The houses are outstanding examples of the Art Deco Style with richly ornamented appearance and relatively rare examples of pre-cast concrete panel 
constuction in single family homes for the time period. 3 polychrome houses are on Sutherland Road and 2 of the polychrome houses face Colesville Road near the exit ramp to the Beltway. A Silver Spring Blogger recently wrote this article about the Polychrome Houses. A Recent Article in the Washington Post is about these houses - from Montgomery County The Historic Polychrome House District Article and from 2005 another Washington Post article . Many people seem to be fascinated with these houses.
Popular House Styles are the Cozy Cape Cods, Storybook Tudors and Traditional Colonials built before, during and just after WWII. During the post war building boom years - the 1950's and 60's brought newer mid century modern ramblers and split levels to complete the neighborhood. There are approximately 1,100 Single Family Homes within the Neighborhood boundaries of South Four Corners.
Public Schools
Montgomery County public school system is well known as one of the best in the nation.
The South 4 Corners Neighborhood is served by 2 School Districts:
Elementary Schools
Oakland Terrace Elementay School
Sligo Creek Elementary School
Middle Schools
Silver Spring International
Sligo Middle School
High Schools
Northwood High School
Albert Einstein High School
*At the high school level the Downcounty consortium is available giving students a choice regarding their academic area of study. The five high schools in the Downcounty cluster include Montgomery Blair, Albert Einstein, John F. Kennedy, Northwood and Wheaton.
South Four Corners Real Estate - 2008
49 Listings were Sold in 2008
Average Asking/List Price - $404,375
Average SOLD Price - $394,145
Lowest Sold Price - $251,000
Highest Sold Price - $549,550
Average Seller Contribution -
Average Time on Market - 84 Days
South 4 Corners Real Estate - 2009
31 Sold Listings
Average Listing Price - $389,642
Average Sold Price - $379,523
Lowest Sold Price - $200,000
Highest Sold Price - $487,000
*Average Subsidy/Credit to Buyers from Sellers - $4,323
Average Days on Market - 69
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Nest to Woodside, Woodmore is one of my favorite Silver Spring communities. There are some jewels there.
Debbie, it's fun to read one of your posts again! I love that part of Silver Spring - one of my champaign taste, beer budget neighborhoods.
Hi, Debbie - Thanks for dropping by my post to comment. Am I dating myself to much to say "I remember playing that golf course with my grandfather, before there was a Beltway" - Great old neighborhood, and close-in plus close to the Beltway for an easy commute.