12539 Montellano Ter, Carmel Valley

[fredo4]

[quote=XBoxBoy][quote=fredo4]I can’t believe that it would be the schools drawing buyers. It’s way cheaper to buy a house elsewhere and put your kids in private schools. [/quote]

It’s not just the schools. Places with good schools are more likely to have good neighbors. If your a family, you want to be around other families like yours. And CV for better or worse is seen as a good place to raise a family.
[/quote]

My family moved to a “good area” when I was a kid.
Unfortunately, we moved two doors away from my friend, Gretchen, who single handedly corrupted me at the age of 10.
It only takes one trouble maker on the block to do it.
IMO it’s better to scope out the neighborhood that you’re moving to before hand, no matter where it is and check out the kids, then supervise them really well so that you know what they’re up to.

[sdrealtor]

Careful fredo,
Gretchen and I have been very happily married for 20 years.

[sdrealtor]

Careful fredo,
Gretchen and I have been very happily married for 20 years.

[sdrealtor]

Careful fredo,
Gretchen and I have been very happily married for 20 years.

[sdrealtor]

Careful fredo,
Gretchen and I have been very happily married for 20 years.

[sdrealtor]

Careful fredo,
Gretchen and I have been very happily married for 20 years.

[NotCranky]

I think you make Fredo’s point for Gretchen’s corruptive powers no, David? :^)

[NotCranky]

I think you make Fredo’s point for Gretchen’s corruptive powers no, David? :^)

[NotCranky]

I think you make Fredo’s point for Gretchen’s corruptive powers no, David? :^)

[NotCranky]

I think you make Fredo’s point for Gretchen’s corruptive powers no, David? :^)

[NotCranky]

I think you make Fredo’s point for Gretchen’s corruptive powers no, David? :^)

[Coronita]

[quote=fredo4]Can someone please tell me what is so great about Carmel Valley? I don’t get it. It’s not on the coast, it’s almost all tract houses and it’s relatively expensive. I can’t believe that it would be the schools drawing buyers. It’s way cheaper to buy a house elsewhere and put your kids in private schools. I know there are a lot of people on this blog interested in this area. What’s the appeal?[/quote]

Why do people like different areas? Don’t know.

Good community, high concentration of professionals, convenience to access different things, decent schools, pretty well patrolled, less hotter than inland like 4s.

The idea of living in on location and driving to somewhere across town to drop off kids isn’t necesarily practical unless you have a stay at home spouse, which then in that case comes the question on affordability of private schools on a single income. Last time I checked, private schools weren’t exactly cheap. Anyone want to take a guess?

[Coronita]

[quote=fredo4]Can someone please tell me what is so great about Carmel Valley? I don’t get it. It’s not on the coast, it’s almost all tract houses and it’s relatively expensive. I can’t believe that it would be the schools drawing buyers. It’s way cheaper to buy a house elsewhere and put your kids in private schools. I know there are a lot of people on this blog interested in this area. What’s the appeal?[/quote]

Why do people like different areas? Don’t know.

Good community, high concentration of professionals, convenience to access different things, decent schools, pretty well patrolled, less hotter than inland like 4s.

The idea of living in on location and driving to somewhere across town to drop off kids isn’t necesarily practical unless you have a stay at home spouse, which then in that case comes the question on affordability of private schools on a single income. Last time I checked, private schools weren’t exactly cheap. Anyone want to take a guess?

[Coronita]

[quote=fredo4]Can someone please tell me what is so great about Carmel Valley? I don’t get it. It’s not on the coast, it’s almost all tract houses and it’s relatively expensive. I can’t believe that it would be the schools drawing buyers. It’s way cheaper to buy a house elsewhere and put your kids in private schools. I know there are a lot of people on this blog interested in this area. What’s the appeal?[/quote]

Why do people like different areas? Don’t know.

Good community, high concentration of professionals, convenience to access different things, decent schools, pretty well patrolled, less hotter than inland like 4s.

The idea of living in on location and driving to somewhere across town to drop off kids isn’t necesarily practical unless you have a stay at home spouse, which then in that case comes the question on affordability of private schools on a single income. Last time I checked, private schools weren’t exactly cheap. Anyone want to take a guess?

[Coronita]

[quote=fredo4]Can someone please tell me what is so great about Carmel Valley? I don’t get it. It’s not on the coast, it’s almost all tract houses and it’s relatively expensive. I can’t believe that it would be the schools drawing buyers. It’s way cheaper to buy a house elsewhere and put your kids in private schools. I know there are a lot of people on this blog interested in this area. What’s the appeal?[/quote]

Why do people like different areas? Don’t know.

Good community, high concentration of professionals, convenience to access different things, decent schools, pretty well patrolled, less hotter than inland like 4s.

The idea of living in on location and driving to somewhere across town to drop off kids isn’t necesarily practical unless you have a stay at home spouse, which then in that case comes the question on affordability of private schools on a single income. Last time I checked, private schools weren’t exactly cheap. Anyone want to take a guess?

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