$1 M Gems with no Front Door, No Curb Appeal butt ugly outside but beautiful on the inside

[Omega Point]

I’ve been looking at Carmel Valley South as the place I want to buy. Not this year, but maybe 2009 or 2010. I must say that Pardee makes some of the most unattractive homes. Your choices are Saratoga with the front door on the left side or right side for nearly $1M. Then there’s Derby Hill which are big homes on small lots for a tract home at $1.3M. The outside of DH model homes look like Euro-trash. There’s an English Tudor style, a Spanish style, a French countryside, that just looks odd! The houses at Bridle Ridge are just as wide as a 3 car garage with the front door on the side! How strange to have guests come in from a side door. Some of the older homes (built 2000) near Ocean Air have front balconies that wrap around the side. Again, there’s the entrance to the home on the side.

My questions… Did Pardee make all the homes in this area? Do you think side doors are odd? And why soo ugly? I guess, because they can. Location, location, location.

[an]

I think Pardee owns a lot of the land in CV, MM, and SV. I don’t like their design at all. The tend to have a lot of small rooms and a lot of narrow hall ways. I think they do this because it’s cheaper to build because they can use smaller beams. That’s my guess. But since they own most of the land around here, there’s no competition, so they don’t really need to change.

[an]

I think Pardee owns a lot of the land in CV, MM, and SV. I don’t like their design at all. The tend to have a lot of small rooms and a lot of narrow hall ways. I think they do this because it’s cheaper to build because they can use smaller beams. That’s my guess. But since they own most of the land around here, there’s no competition, so they don’t really need to change.

[an]

I think Pardee owns a lot of the land in CV, MM, and SV. I don’t like their design at all. The tend to have a lot of small rooms and a lot of narrow hall ways. I think they do this because it’s cheaper to build because they can use smaller beams. That’s my guess. But since they own most of the land around here, there’s no competition, so they don’t really need to change.

[an]

I think Pardee owns a lot of the land in CV, MM, and SV. I don’t like their design at all. The tend to have a lot of small rooms and a lot of narrow hall ways. I think they do this because it’s cheaper to build because they can use smaller beams. That’s my guess. But since they own most of the land around here, there’s no competition, so they don’t really need to change.

[an]

I think Pardee owns a lot of the land in CV, MM, and SV. I don’t like their design at all. The tend to have a lot of small rooms and a lot of narrow hall ways. I think they do this because it’s cheaper to build because they can use smaller beams. That’s my guess. But since they own most of the land around here, there’s no competition, so they don’t really need to change.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, they made 90% of the homes. It was their land, some of it even horse traded. They spent 30 years getting that monopoly.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, they made 90% of the homes. It was their land, some of it even horse traded. They spent 30 years getting that monopoly.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, they made 90% of the homes. It was their land, some of it even horse traded. They spent 30 years getting that monopoly.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, they made 90% of the homes. It was their land, some of it even horse traded. They spent 30 years getting that monopoly.

[PadreBrian]

Yeah, they made 90% of the homes. It was their land, some of it even horse traded. They spent 30 years getting that monopoly.

[PadreBrian]

To be honest, Parde makes a good house.

[PadreBrian]

To be honest, Parde makes a good house.

[PadreBrian]

To be honest, Parde makes a good house.

[PadreBrian]

To be honest, Parde makes a good house.

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