Allan: Fallbrook question

[Bunny Meadows]

Yikes. Allan, I hope I didnt sound like a snob. My experience with FB has been pretty limited. Stopped off at the ice cream store one afternoon quite a while ago, and had dinner at Le Bistro one evening (it was after dark).

So, when I was en route to Pendleton today I was a little surprised by the rusted out mobile homes, etc.

I still very much like the idea of a place like Fallbrook, the small town feel, the gorgeous views, etc. and intend to spend more time looking around, exploring, and getting to know the area.

Thanks!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Bunny: No worries. I didn’t get a snob feel from you, and the question was a good one. TG makes a good point, too. We have a good sized house on over an acre of land, and in a very quiet neighborhood to boot. My kids are involved with sports and activities, and close to their friends, largely due to the small town aspect.

This is what I grew up with as well, so it matters to me. If you are looking for not only the small town feel, but want some room to stretch out a little, this is a good choice. I would also recommend looking at Bonsall, too.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Bunny: No worries. I didn’t get a snob feel from you, and the question was a good one. TG makes a good point, too. We have a good sized house on over an acre of land, and in a very quiet neighborhood to boot. My kids are involved with sports and activities, and close to their friends, largely due to the small town aspect.

This is what I grew up with as well, so it matters to me. If you are looking for not only the small town feel, but want some room to stretch out a little, this is a good choice. I would also recommend looking at Bonsall, too.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Bunny: No worries. I didn’t get a snob feel from you, and the question was a good one. TG makes a good point, too. We have a good sized house on over an acre of land, and in a very quiet neighborhood to boot. My kids are involved with sports and activities, and close to their friends, largely due to the small town aspect.

This is what I grew up with as well, so it matters to me. If you are looking for not only the small town feel, but want some room to stretch out a little, this is a good choice. I would also recommend looking at Bonsall, too.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Bunny: No worries. I didn’t get a snob feel from you, and the question was a good one. TG makes a good point, too. We have a good sized house on over an acre of land, and in a very quiet neighborhood to boot. My kids are involved with sports and activities, and close to their friends, largely due to the small town aspect.

This is what I grew up with as well, so it matters to me. If you are looking for not only the small town feel, but want some room to stretch out a little, this is a good choice. I would also recommend looking at Bonsall, too.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Bunny: No worries. I didn’t get a snob feel from you, and the question was a good one. TG makes a good point, too. We have a good sized house on over an acre of land, and in a very quiet neighborhood to boot. My kids are involved with sports and activities, and close to their friends, largely due to the small town aspect.

This is what I grew up with as well, so it matters to me. If you are looking for not only the small town feel, but want some room to stretch out a little, this is a good choice. I would also recommend looking at Bonsall, too.

[barnaby33]

Does FB have an acreage minimum? I would have thought it would be two, but thats just because Valley Center had a two acre minimum.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Does FB have an acreage minimum? I would have thought it would be two, but thats just because Valley Center had a two acre minimum.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Does FB have an acreage minimum? I would have thought it would be two, but thats just because Valley Center had a two acre minimum.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Does FB have an acreage minimum? I would have thought it would be two, but thats just because Valley Center had a two acre minimum.

Josh

[barnaby33]

Does FB have an acreage minimum? I would have thought it would be two, but thats just because Valley Center had a two acre minimum.

Josh

[Bunny Meadows]

Allan:

Thanks. I’m happy to know that I wasn’t being offensive. When I see Fallbrook, I think “authentic and real.” Temecula has many fine points, but it just feels so…synthetic and sanitized.

And, as Jerry Seinfeld says, “not that there’s anything wrong with that.” I think it’s all a matter of personal preference.

Speaking of personal preference, my husband and I will have to find a compromise. I like eclectic, character and an honest community feel. He likes sanitized, the largest garage possible and NEW. Sigh.

Bunny 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Allan:

Thanks. I’m happy to know that I wasn’t being offensive. When I see Fallbrook, I think “authentic and real.” Temecula has many fine points, but it just feels so…synthetic and sanitized.

And, as Jerry Seinfeld says, “not that there’s anything wrong with that.” I think it’s all a matter of personal preference.

Speaking of personal preference, my husband and I will have to find a compromise. I like eclectic, character and an honest community feel. He likes sanitized, the largest garage possible and NEW. Sigh.

Bunny 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Allan:

Thanks. I’m happy to know that I wasn’t being offensive. When I see Fallbrook, I think “authentic and real.” Temecula has many fine points, but it just feels so…synthetic and sanitized.

And, as Jerry Seinfeld says, “not that there’s anything wrong with that.” I think it’s all a matter of personal preference.

Speaking of personal preference, my husband and I will have to find a compromise. I like eclectic, character and an honest community feel. He likes sanitized, the largest garage possible and NEW. Sigh.

Bunny 🙂

[Bunny Meadows]

Allan:

Thanks. I’m happy to know that I wasn’t being offensive. When I see Fallbrook, I think “authentic and real.” Temecula has many fine points, but it just feels so…synthetic and sanitized.

And, as Jerry Seinfeld says, “not that there’s anything wrong with that.” I think it’s all a matter of personal preference.

Speaking of personal preference, my husband and I will have to find a compromise. I like eclectic, character and an honest community feel. He likes sanitized, the largest garage possible and NEW. Sigh.

Bunny 🙂

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