Crosby and the Bridges

[raptorduck]

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[Bugs]

Based on what you’ve been writing about to date, I wold think you’d be more interested in The Bridges. I don’t think there are any subdivision builders over there, whereas most of the Crosby is subdivisions.

[Bugs]

Based on what you’ve been writing about to date, I wold think you’d be more interested in The Bridges. I don’t think there are any subdivision builders over there, whereas most of the Crosby is subdivisions.

[Bugs]

Based on what you’ve been writing about to date, I wold think you’d be more interested in The Bridges. I don’t think there are any subdivision builders over there, whereas most of the Crosby is subdivisions.

[Bugs]

Based on what you’ve been writing about to date, I wold think you’d be more interested in The Bridges. I don’t think there are any subdivision builders over there, whereas most of the Crosby is subdivisions.

[Bugs]

Based on what you’ve been writing about to date, I wold think you’d be more interested in The Bridges. I don’t think there are any subdivision builders over there, whereas most of the Crosby is subdivisions.

[raptorduck]

Thanks Bugs. When I first heard about the Crosby, it seemed that there were homes of 4br or smaller there and it catered less to families. But we have found some 5br large homes in there. Worth a look. Same for the Bridges. Seemed less likely to cater to families and the homes seemd a bit overpriced for what you get compared to other parts of RSF. But again, we found some worth looking at.

I also figured out that I have previously looked at homes in Del Mar Mesa/Mesa Del Mar. I was not as impressed with that area as Meadows Del Mar and the homes seemed to be clones of eachother. But further up that road, we have found some very large custom homes on very large lots, which seems rare for CV, so we will take a quick look there as well.

[raptorduck]

Thanks Bugs. When I first heard about the Crosby, it seemed that there were homes of 4br or smaller there and it catered less to families. But we have found some 5br large homes in there. Worth a look. Same for the Bridges. Seemed less likely to cater to families and the homes seemd a bit overpriced for what you get compared to other parts of RSF. But again, we found some worth looking at.

I also figured out that I have previously looked at homes in Del Mar Mesa/Mesa Del Mar. I was not as impressed with that area as Meadows Del Mar and the homes seemed to be clones of eachother. But further up that road, we have found some very large custom homes on very large lots, which seems rare for CV, so we will take a quick look there as well.

[raptorduck]

Thanks Bugs. When I first heard about the Crosby, it seemed that there were homes of 4br or smaller there and it catered less to families. But we have found some 5br large homes in there. Worth a look. Same for the Bridges. Seemed less likely to cater to families and the homes seemd a bit overpriced for what you get compared to other parts of RSF. But again, we found some worth looking at.

I also figured out that I have previously looked at homes in Del Mar Mesa/Mesa Del Mar. I was not as impressed with that area as Meadows Del Mar and the homes seemed to be clones of eachother. But further up that road, we have found some very large custom homes on very large lots, which seems rare for CV, so we will take a quick look there as well.

[raptorduck]

Thanks Bugs. When I first heard about the Crosby, it seemed that there were homes of 4br or smaller there and it catered less to families. But we have found some 5br large homes in there. Worth a look. Same for the Bridges. Seemed less likely to cater to families and the homes seemd a bit overpriced for what you get compared to other parts of RSF. But again, we found some worth looking at.

I also figured out that I have previously looked at homes in Del Mar Mesa/Mesa Del Mar. I was not as impressed with that area as Meadows Del Mar and the homes seemed to be clones of eachother. But further up that road, we have found some very large custom homes on very large lots, which seems rare for CV, so we will take a quick look there as well.

[raptorduck]

Thanks Bugs. When I first heard about the Crosby, it seemed that there were homes of 4br or smaller there and it catered less to families. But we have found some 5br large homes in there. Worth a look. Same for the Bridges. Seemed less likely to cater to families and the homes seemd a bit overpriced for what you get compared to other parts of RSF. But again, we found some worth looking at.

I also figured out that I have previously looked at homes in Del Mar Mesa/Mesa Del Mar. I was not as impressed with that area as Meadows Del Mar and the homes seemed to be clones of eachother. But further up that road, we have found some very large custom homes on very large lots, which seems rare for CV, so we will take a quick look there as well.

[Anonymous]

Hi Raptor,

My personal opinion is that the Crosby is just a step up from Del Sur. It is not really geographically connected to RSF. The Bridges is a better but still isolated from the rest of the town.

If you can afford it, the Covenant is the best place to live in SD bar none. The location, the proximity to everyday life shopping facilities and jobs (along I-5 to the west and 56 and I-15 to the east), the setting and the privacy of the Covenant are unmatched. RSF town does not feature the most useful businesses but it is a nice place to go hang out during the W-E (expecially if you can walk there). The trails zooming through the whole town are just idyllic, specially if you are a nature lover. I can tell you that you will use the trails, especially if you have kids (horseback riding or not).

Again, this is not a snobbish statement, it is just my subjective feeling about the beauty of the place.

Rene

Rene

[Anonymous]

Hi Raptor,

My personal opinion is that the Crosby is just a step up from Del Sur. It is not really geographically connected to RSF. The Bridges is a better but still isolated from the rest of the town.

If you can afford it, the Covenant is the best place to live in SD bar none. The location, the proximity to everyday life shopping facilities and jobs (along I-5 to the west and 56 and I-15 to the east), the setting and the privacy of the Covenant are unmatched. RSF town does not feature the most useful businesses but it is a nice place to go hang out during the W-E (expecially if you can walk there). The trails zooming through the whole town are just idyllic, specially if you are a nature lover. I can tell you that you will use the trails, especially if you have kids (horseback riding or not).

Again, this is not a snobbish statement, it is just my subjective feeling about the beauty of the place.

Rene

Rene

[Anonymous]

Hi Raptor,

My personal opinion is that the Crosby is just a step up from Del Sur. It is not really geographically connected to RSF. The Bridges is a better but still isolated from the rest of the town.

If you can afford it, the Covenant is the best place to live in SD bar none. The location, the proximity to everyday life shopping facilities and jobs (along I-5 to the west and 56 and I-15 to the east), the setting and the privacy of the Covenant are unmatched. RSF town does not feature the most useful businesses but it is a nice place to go hang out during the W-E (expecially if you can walk there). The trails zooming through the whole town are just idyllic, specially if you are a nature lover. I can tell you that you will use the trails, especially if you have kids (horseback riding or not).

Again, this is not a snobbish statement, it is just my subjective feeling about the beauty of the place.

Rene

Rene

[Anonymous]

Hi Raptor,

My personal opinion is that the Crosby is just a step up from Del Sur. It is not really geographically connected to RSF. The Bridges is a better but still isolated from the rest of the town.

If you can afford it, the Covenant is the best place to live in SD bar none. The location, the proximity to everyday life shopping facilities and jobs (along I-5 to the west and 56 and I-15 to the east), the setting and the privacy of the Covenant are unmatched. RSF town does not feature the most useful businesses but it is a nice place to go hang out during the W-E (expecially if you can walk there). The trails zooming through the whole town are just idyllic, specially if you are a nature lover. I can tell you that you will use the trails, especially if you have kids (horseback riding or not).

Again, this is not a snobbish statement, it is just my subjective feeling about the beauty of the place.

Rene

Rene

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