Is corner property desired for a home

[briansd1]

In 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.

[afx114]

I’m currently renting a corner house, and I love it. Granted, both streets are not very busy, and if that were different perhaps my opinion would be different. Also, my front yard is raised up off the street & sidewalk by about 5 feet, so I have a ‘birds eye view’ of the neighborhood. My office is situated on the corner with windows open to each street. I enjoy the openness on two sides with a view as opposed to being boxed in between two other houses on each side.

[afx114]

I’m currently renting a corner house, and I love it. Granted, both streets are not very busy, and if that were different perhaps my opinion would be different. Also, my front yard is raised up off the street & sidewalk by about 5 feet, so I have a ‘birds eye view’ of the neighborhood. My office is situated on the corner with windows open to each street. I enjoy the openness on two sides with a view as opposed to being boxed in between two other houses on each side.

[afx114]

I’m currently renting a corner house, and I love it. Granted, both streets are not very busy, and if that were different perhaps my opinion would be different. Also, my front yard is raised up off the street & sidewalk by about 5 feet, so I have a ‘birds eye view’ of the neighborhood. My office is situated on the corner with windows open to each street. I enjoy the openness on two sides with a view as opposed to being boxed in between two other houses on each side.

[afx114]

I’m currently renting a corner house, and I love it. Granted, both streets are not very busy, and if that were different perhaps my opinion would be different. Also, my front yard is raised up off the street & sidewalk by about 5 feet, so I have a ‘birds eye view’ of the neighborhood. My office is situated on the corner with windows open to each street. I enjoy the openness on two sides with a view as opposed to being boxed in between two other houses on each side.

[afx114]

I’m currently renting a corner house, and I love it. Granted, both streets are not very busy, and if that were different perhaps my opinion would be different. Also, my front yard is raised up off the street & sidewalk by about 5 feet, so I have a ‘birds eye view’ of the neighborhood. My office is situated on the corner with windows open to each street. I enjoy the openness on two sides with a view as opposed to being boxed in between two other houses on each side.

[sdnerd]

I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

[sdnerd]

I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

[sdnerd]

I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

[sdnerd]

I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

[sdnerd]

I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?

[Sandi Egan]

[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.

Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.

[Sandi Egan]

[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.

Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.

[Sandi Egan]

[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.

Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.

[Sandi Egan]

[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.

That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.

Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.

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