nice price drop down in Silhouette @ 4S ranch (~$10K/month since Dec. 2007)

[an]

Del Sur homes generally have bigger lots (over 6000sqft).

Really? That’s news to me. Which development in Del Sur have these 6000 sq-ft lot? I’ve been to all the development in Del Sur and they all have tiny yards, the spacing between the houses are small, and the width of the house is also small.

[fromnj]

cabrillo is one of them as far as I know. Its lot size is about 6K+sqf, but those larger lots are close to a line of high tension electrical towers.

It is unfortunate that you can not feel its size due to the design.

http://www.standardpacifichomes.com/findhome/NeighborhoodIntro.aspx?NID=1327

Now Priced From $637,900!
Cabrillo at Del Sur borrows its name and heritage from San Diego’s historic landmark bridge located in Balboa Park. Families especially will find that Cabrillo offers them all the amenities, features and quality San Diego lifestyle they seek. The elegant and formal style is found in many stately early 20th century homes of San Diego’s Mission Hills and Banker Hill neighborhoods. Classic secondary styles of California Monterey and Spanish Colonial homes are artfully intermingled to create a pleasing balance and variety to the streetscape.

There’s plenty of room for families to grow and simply enjoy life in one of Cabrillo’s three, two-story single-family models, planned to range in size from 2,420 to 3,022 square feet. Floorplans offer up to 5 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 baths, plus attached, two-car garages with 10-foot storage spaces.

These elegant homes include: Granite slab kitchen countertops, rich stain grade cabinetry, state of the art Whirlpool appliances, structured Cat 5 and RG-6 wiring, air conditioning, tank-less water heaters, and front yard landscaping.

[fromnj]

cabrillo is one of them as far as I know. Its lot size is about 6K+sqf, but those larger lots are close to a line of high tension electrical towers.

It is unfortunate that you can not feel its size due to the design.

http://www.standardpacifichomes.com/findhome/NeighborhoodIntro.aspx?NID=1327

Now Priced From $637,900!
Cabrillo at Del Sur borrows its name and heritage from San Diego’s historic landmark bridge located in Balboa Park. Families especially will find that Cabrillo offers them all the amenities, features and quality San Diego lifestyle they seek. The elegant and formal style is found in many stately early 20th century homes of San Diego’s Mission Hills and Banker Hill neighborhoods. Classic secondary styles of California Monterey and Spanish Colonial homes are artfully intermingled to create a pleasing balance and variety to the streetscape.

There’s plenty of room for families to grow and simply enjoy life in one of Cabrillo’s three, two-story single-family models, planned to range in size from 2,420 to 3,022 square feet. Floorplans offer up to 5 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 baths, plus attached, two-car garages with 10-foot storage spaces.

These elegant homes include: Granite slab kitchen countertops, rich stain grade cabinetry, state of the art Whirlpool appliances, structured Cat 5 and RG-6 wiring, air conditioning, tank-less water heaters, and front yard landscaping.

[fromnj]

cabrillo is one of them as far as I know. Its lot size is about 6K+sqf, but those larger lots are close to a line of high tension electrical towers.

It is unfortunate that you can not feel its size due to the design.

http://www.standardpacifichomes.com/findhome/NeighborhoodIntro.aspx?NID=1327

Now Priced From $637,900!
Cabrillo at Del Sur borrows its name and heritage from San Diego’s historic landmark bridge located in Balboa Park. Families especially will find that Cabrillo offers them all the amenities, features and quality San Diego lifestyle they seek. The elegant and formal style is found in many stately early 20th century homes of San Diego’s Mission Hills and Banker Hill neighborhoods. Classic secondary styles of California Monterey and Spanish Colonial homes are artfully intermingled to create a pleasing balance and variety to the streetscape.

There’s plenty of room for families to grow and simply enjoy life in one of Cabrillo’s three, two-story single-family models, planned to range in size from 2,420 to 3,022 square feet. Floorplans offer up to 5 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 baths, plus attached, two-car garages with 10-foot storage spaces.

These elegant homes include: Granite slab kitchen countertops, rich stain grade cabinetry, state of the art Whirlpool appliances, structured Cat 5 and RG-6 wiring, air conditioning, tank-less water heaters, and front yard landscaping.

[fromnj]

cabrillo is one of them as far as I know. Its lot size is about 6K+sqf, but those larger lots are close to a line of high tension electrical towers.

It is unfortunate that you can not feel its size due to the design.

http://www.standardpacifichomes.com/findhome/NeighborhoodIntro.aspx?NID=1327

Now Priced From $637,900!
Cabrillo at Del Sur borrows its name and heritage from San Diego’s historic landmark bridge located in Balboa Park. Families especially will find that Cabrillo offers them all the amenities, features and quality San Diego lifestyle they seek. The elegant and formal style is found in many stately early 20th century homes of San Diego’s Mission Hills and Banker Hill neighborhoods. Classic secondary styles of California Monterey and Spanish Colonial homes are artfully intermingled to create a pleasing balance and variety to the streetscape.

There’s plenty of room for families to grow and simply enjoy life in one of Cabrillo’s three, two-story single-family models, planned to range in size from 2,420 to 3,022 square feet. Floorplans offer up to 5 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 baths, plus attached, two-car garages with 10-foot storage spaces.

These elegant homes include: Granite slab kitchen countertops, rich stain grade cabinetry, state of the art Whirlpool appliances, structured Cat 5 and RG-6 wiring, air conditioning, tank-less water heaters, and front yard landscaping.

[fromnj]

cabrillo is one of them as far as I know. Its lot size is about 6K+sqf, but those larger lots are close to a line of high tension electrical towers.

It is unfortunate that you can not feel its size due to the design.

http://www.standardpacifichomes.com/findhome/NeighborhoodIntro.aspx?NID=1327

Now Priced From $637,900!
Cabrillo at Del Sur borrows its name and heritage from San Diego’s historic landmark bridge located in Balboa Park. Families especially will find that Cabrillo offers them all the amenities, features and quality San Diego lifestyle they seek. The elegant and formal style is found in many stately early 20th century homes of San Diego’s Mission Hills and Banker Hill neighborhoods. Classic secondary styles of California Monterey and Spanish Colonial homes are artfully intermingled to create a pleasing balance and variety to the streetscape.

There’s plenty of room for families to grow and simply enjoy life in one of Cabrillo’s three, two-story single-family models, planned to range in size from 2,420 to 3,022 square feet. Floorplans offer up to 5 bedrooms, and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 baths, plus attached, two-car garages with 10-foot storage spaces.

These elegant homes include: Granite slab kitchen countertops, rich stain grade cabinetry, state of the art Whirlpool appliances, structured Cat 5 and RG-6 wiring, air conditioning, tank-less water heaters, and front yard landscaping.

[an]

Ah, Cabrillo, no wonder I can’t tell they’re 6000+sq-ft. They’re ally homes, which I absolutely detest since there’s no real back yard and driveway. You can’t use your front yard like you can w/ your back yard. Such as planting fruit trees or put up a swing set. So most of the lot (front yard) is really useless to me. I feel very claustrophobic in Cabrillo when I look outside. The inside is definitely bad though.

[an]

Ah, Cabrillo, no wonder I can’t tell they’re 6000+sq-ft. They’re ally homes, which I absolutely detest since there’s no real back yard and driveway. You can’t use your front yard like you can w/ your back yard. Such as planting fruit trees or put up a swing set. So most of the lot (front yard) is really useless to me. I feel very claustrophobic in Cabrillo when I look outside. The inside is definitely bad though.

[an]

Ah, Cabrillo, no wonder I can’t tell they’re 6000+sq-ft. They’re ally homes, which I absolutely detest since there’s no real back yard and driveway. You can’t use your front yard like you can w/ your back yard. Such as planting fruit trees or put up a swing set. So most of the lot (front yard) is really useless to me. I feel very claustrophobic in Cabrillo when I look outside. The inside is definitely bad though.

[an]

Ah, Cabrillo, no wonder I can’t tell they’re 6000+sq-ft. They’re ally homes, which I absolutely detest since there’s no real back yard and driveway. You can’t use your front yard like you can w/ your back yard. Such as planting fruit trees or put up a swing set. So most of the lot (front yard) is really useless to me. I feel very claustrophobic in Cabrillo when I look outside. The inside is definitely bad though.

[an]

Ah, Cabrillo, no wonder I can’t tell they’re 6000+sq-ft. They’re ally homes, which I absolutely detest since there’s no real back yard and driveway. You can’t use your front yard like you can w/ your back yard. Such as planting fruit trees or put up a swing set. So most of the lot (front yard) is really useless to me. I feel very claustrophobic in Cabrillo when I look outside. The inside is definitely bad though.

[Alex_angel]

If you want fruit trees and swingsets in the front yard then you’re in the wrong city, heck in the wrong state. You’d probably love Kentucky or Arkansas better.

[Alex_angel]

If you want fruit trees and swingsets in the front yard then you’re in the wrong city, heck in the wrong state. You’d probably love Kentucky or Arkansas better.

[Alex_angel]

If you want fruit trees and swingsets in the front yard then you’re in the wrong city, heck in the wrong state. You’d probably love Kentucky or Arkansas better.

[Alex_angel]

If you want fruit trees and swingsets in the front yard then you’re in the wrong city, heck in the wrong state. You’d probably love Kentucky or Arkansas better.

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