Opinion requested on 92104 South Park Area – please

[jpinpb]

Thanks so much for the feedback. My hesitation has saved me a few times from purchases I would’ve regretted. I just know these canyon homes are desired and this is not a steep canyon, very gradual hill that is useable. I’m already planting my garden in my head. Gets lots of sun. Don’t come across too many lots that are useable of this size that still in the city as opposed to East County, say.

[sdrealtor]

I sold a house in SP a few months back and really liked the area whenever I went. Lots of really cool architecture around there. In general if you can stay west of 30th the neighborhoods are nicer and more stable. There are a couple pockets like the one you found also. When I have more time I’ll try to add more.

[sdrealtor]

I sold a house in SP a few months back and really liked the area whenever I went. Lots of really cool architecture around there. In general if you can stay west of 30th the neighborhoods are nicer and more stable. There are a couple pockets like the one you found also. When I have more time I’ll try to add more.

[sdrealtor]

I sold a house in SP a few months back and really liked the area whenever I went. Lots of really cool architecture around there. In general if you can stay west of 30th the neighborhoods are nicer and more stable. There are a couple pockets like the one you found also. When I have more time I’ll try to add more.

[sdrealtor]

I sold a house in SP a few months back and really liked the area whenever I went. Lots of really cool architecture around there. In general if you can stay west of 30th the neighborhoods are nicer and more stable. There are a couple pockets like the one you found also. When I have more time I’ll try to add more.

[sdrealtor]

I sold a house in SP a few months back and really liked the area whenever I went. Lots of really cool architecture around there. In general if you can stay west of 30th the neighborhoods are nicer and more stable. There are a couple pockets like the one you found also. When I have more time I’ll try to add more.

[weberlin]

[quote=jpinpb]Thanks so much for the feedback. My hesitation has saved me a few times from purchases I would’ve regretted. I just know these canyon homes are desired and this is not a steep canyon, very gradual hill that is useable. I’m already planting my garden in my head. Gets lots of sun. Don’t come across too many lots that are useable of this size that still in the city as opposed to East County, say.[/quote]

I feel ya, JP. The right home in the right pocket in that area is the best balance of affordable ‘east coast’ and ‘west coast’ living in San Diego. With all the trees in the area, and the diversity of architecture, you don’t feel like your in SoCal walking around…except for the awesome weather.

[weberlin]

[quote=jpinpb]Thanks so much for the feedback. My hesitation has saved me a few times from purchases I would’ve regretted. I just know these canyon homes are desired and this is not a steep canyon, very gradual hill that is useable. I’m already planting my garden in my head. Gets lots of sun. Don’t come across too many lots that are useable of this size that still in the city as opposed to East County, say.[/quote]

I feel ya, JP. The right home in the right pocket in that area is the best balance of affordable ‘east coast’ and ‘west coast’ living in San Diego. With all the trees in the area, and the diversity of architecture, you don’t feel like your in SoCal walking around…except for the awesome weather.

[weberlin]

[quote=jpinpb]Thanks so much for the feedback. My hesitation has saved me a few times from purchases I would’ve regretted. I just know these canyon homes are desired and this is not a steep canyon, very gradual hill that is useable. I’m already planting my garden in my head. Gets lots of sun. Don’t come across too many lots that are useable of this size that still in the city as opposed to East County, say.[/quote]

I feel ya, JP. The right home in the right pocket in that area is the best balance of affordable ‘east coast’ and ‘west coast’ living in San Diego. With all the trees in the area, and the diversity of architecture, you don’t feel like your in SoCal walking around…except for the awesome weather.

[weberlin]

[quote=jpinpb]Thanks so much for the feedback. My hesitation has saved me a few times from purchases I would’ve regretted. I just know these canyon homes are desired and this is not a steep canyon, very gradual hill that is useable. I’m already planting my garden in my head. Gets lots of sun. Don’t come across too many lots that are useable of this size that still in the city as opposed to East County, say.[/quote]

I feel ya, JP. The right home in the right pocket in that area is the best balance of affordable ‘east coast’ and ‘west coast’ living in San Diego. With all the trees in the area, and the diversity of architecture, you don’t feel like your in SoCal walking around…except for the awesome weather.

[weberlin]

[quote=jpinpb]Thanks so much for the feedback. My hesitation has saved me a few times from purchases I would’ve regretted. I just know these canyon homes are desired and this is not a steep canyon, very gradual hill that is useable. I’m already planting my garden in my head. Gets lots of sun. Don’t come across too many lots that are useable of this size that still in the city as opposed to East County, say.[/quote]

I feel ya, JP. The right home in the right pocket in that area is the best balance of affordable ‘east coast’ and ‘west coast’ living in San Diego. With all the trees in the area, and the diversity of architecture, you don’t feel like your in SoCal walking around…except for the awesome weather.

[jpinpb]

After tossing and turning last night and talking about it some more w/husband this morning, we decided not to go for it. I’m bummed. I did love that huge back yard. The place has a lot of potential, but those possibilities will cost money and that is not factored in the price.

Ugggh. The search continues.

[jpinpb]

After tossing and turning last night and talking about it some more w/husband this morning, we decided not to go for it. I’m bummed. I did love that huge back yard. The place has a lot of potential, but those possibilities will cost money and that is not factored in the price.

Ugggh. The search continues.

[jpinpb]

After tossing and turning last night and talking about it some more w/husband this morning, we decided not to go for it. I’m bummed. I did love that huge back yard. The place has a lot of potential, but those possibilities will cost money and that is not factored in the price.

Ugggh. The search continues.

[jpinpb]

After tossing and turning last night and talking about it some more w/husband this morning, we decided not to go for it. I’m bummed. I did love that huge back yard. The place has a lot of potential, but those possibilities will cost money and that is not factored in the price.

Ugggh. The search continues.

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