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April 16, 2009 at 2:09 PM #15507April 16, 2009 at 2:16 PM #382101
CoronitaParticipantIs this going to your primary?
Do you plan to stay there long?
Does having a corner lot personally bother you or your spouse?
If the answer is y,y,n, then who cares….Except you could use it as a negotiation tactic to lower the price π
For some corner lots on an interection would be not desirable. For others it doesn’t matter.
April 16, 2009 at 2:16 PM #382371
CoronitaParticipantIs this going to your primary?
Do you plan to stay there long?
Does having a corner lot personally bother you or your spouse?
If the answer is y,y,n, then who cares….Except you could use it as a negotiation tactic to lower the price π
For some corner lots on an interection would be not desirable. For others it doesn’t matter.
April 16, 2009 at 2:16 PM #382562
CoronitaParticipantIs this going to your primary?
Do you plan to stay there long?
Does having a corner lot personally bother you or your spouse?
If the answer is y,y,n, then who cares….Except you could use it as a negotiation tactic to lower the price π
For some corner lots on an interection would be not desirable. For others it doesn’t matter.
April 16, 2009 at 2:16 PM #382609
CoronitaParticipantIs this going to your primary?
Do you plan to stay there long?
Does having a corner lot personally bother you or your spouse?
If the answer is y,y,n, then who cares….Except you could use it as a negotiation tactic to lower the price π
For some corner lots on an interection would be not desirable. For others it doesn’t matter.
April 16, 2009 at 2:16 PM #382740
CoronitaParticipantIs this going to your primary?
Do you plan to stay there long?
Does having a corner lot personally bother you or your spouse?
If the answer is y,y,n, then who cares….Except you could use it as a negotiation tactic to lower the price π
For some corner lots on an interection would be not desirable. For others it doesn’t matter.
April 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM #382196UCGal
ParticipantThe first home I bought was a corner house. It was in Washington state. The downside was twice the amount of sidewalk to shovel when it snowed. Obviously, that is not an issue here.
Another issue for me was the lack of privacy in the backyard. In the town I lived in people didn’t fence as much as they do here.. So I would have had to spend serious $$ to fence in the backyard to get a private yard. If the backyard is already fenced, you won’t have that issue.
The final issue is car noise from 2 streets… But if the streets aren’t very busy, that’s another non-issue.
Personally, I wouldn’t buy a corner lot again… But that’s just me. I learned a lot of things not to do with that house.
April 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM #382466UCGal
ParticipantThe first home I bought was a corner house. It was in Washington state. The downside was twice the amount of sidewalk to shovel when it snowed. Obviously, that is not an issue here.
Another issue for me was the lack of privacy in the backyard. In the town I lived in people didn’t fence as much as they do here.. So I would have had to spend serious $$ to fence in the backyard to get a private yard. If the backyard is already fenced, you won’t have that issue.
The final issue is car noise from 2 streets… But if the streets aren’t very busy, that’s another non-issue.
Personally, I wouldn’t buy a corner lot again… But that’s just me. I learned a lot of things not to do with that house.
April 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM #382656UCGal
ParticipantThe first home I bought was a corner house. It was in Washington state. The downside was twice the amount of sidewalk to shovel when it snowed. Obviously, that is not an issue here.
Another issue for me was the lack of privacy in the backyard. In the town I lived in people didn’t fence as much as they do here.. So I would have had to spend serious $$ to fence in the backyard to get a private yard. If the backyard is already fenced, you won’t have that issue.
The final issue is car noise from 2 streets… But if the streets aren’t very busy, that’s another non-issue.
Personally, I wouldn’t buy a corner lot again… But that’s just me. I learned a lot of things not to do with that house.
April 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM #382703UCGal
ParticipantThe first home I bought was a corner house. It was in Washington state. The downside was twice the amount of sidewalk to shovel when it snowed. Obviously, that is not an issue here.
Another issue for me was the lack of privacy in the backyard. In the town I lived in people didn’t fence as much as they do here.. So I would have had to spend serious $$ to fence in the backyard to get a private yard. If the backyard is already fenced, you won’t have that issue.
The final issue is car noise from 2 streets… But if the streets aren’t very busy, that’s another non-issue.
Personally, I wouldn’t buy a corner lot again… But that’s just me. I learned a lot of things not to do with that house.
April 16, 2009 at 3:51 PM #382835UCGal
ParticipantThe first home I bought was a corner house. It was in Washington state. The downside was twice the amount of sidewalk to shovel when it snowed. Obviously, that is not an issue here.
Another issue for me was the lack of privacy in the backyard. In the town I lived in people didn’t fence as much as they do here.. So I would have had to spend serious $$ to fence in the backyard to get a private yard. If the backyard is already fenced, you won’t have that issue.
The final issue is car noise from 2 streets… But if the streets aren’t very busy, that’s another non-issue.
Personally, I wouldn’t buy a corner lot again… But that’s just me. I learned a lot of things not to do with that house.
April 16, 2009 at 4:13 PM #382211briansd1
GuestIn this instance, I would prefer the corner lot.
You can wall in the whole area including part of the front and have private courtyard.I generally prefer corner houses. Even better if there’s nobody behind.
I don’t like cul de sac because of the noise w/ kids and having to deal with the neighbors.
With the corner, you have more privacy because there is just one neighbor to one side and one in the back.
The house looks out onto Essence. There are no houses on Esprit across from the house so people won’t be parking next to your property and making noise.
April 16, 2009 at 4:13 PM #382481briansd1
GuestIn this instance, I would prefer the corner lot.
You can wall in the whole area including part of the front and have private courtyard.I generally prefer corner houses. Even better if there’s nobody behind.
I don’t like cul de sac because of the noise w/ kids and having to deal with the neighbors.
With the corner, you have more privacy because there is just one neighbor to one side and one in the back.
The house looks out onto Essence. There are no houses on Esprit across from the house so people won’t be parking next to your property and making noise.
April 16, 2009 at 4:13 PM #382671briansd1
GuestIn this instance, I would prefer the corner lot.
You can wall in the whole area including part of the front and have private courtyard.I generally prefer corner houses. Even better if there’s nobody behind.
I don’t like cul de sac because of the noise w/ kids and having to deal with the neighbors.
With the corner, you have more privacy because there is just one neighbor to one side and one in the back.
The house looks out onto Essence. There are no houses on Esprit across from the house so people won’t be parking next to your property and making noise.
April 16, 2009 at 4:13 PM #382719briansd1
GuestIn this instance, I would prefer the corner lot.
You can wall in the whole area including part of the front and have private courtyard.I generally prefer corner houses. Even better if there’s nobody behind.
I don’t like cul de sac because of the noise w/ kids and having to deal with the neighbors.
With the corner, you have more privacy because there is just one neighbor to one side and one in the back.
The house looks out onto Essence. There are no houses on Esprit across from the house so people won’t be parking next to your property and making noise.
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