Pipilo St. property in PQ

[Scarlett]

Anybody familiar with the properties on Pipilo street? There are a few for sale, low to mid 500s, ~ 1900 sf, that have been on the market for a while now. What is their problem? The houses seem pretty nice, newer, the street seems a bit crowded – the schools are great – Canyon view elementary and Westview High. Some have significant yards.
For example this one has been on the market for 45 days:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100048520-9445_Pipilo_St_San_Diego_CA_92129

I thought that the market in this range in PQ is very hot and they’d go quickly in escrow, perhaps with multiple offers? has this local market slowed down?

thanks!

[bearishgurl]

Don’t know this area, Scarlett, but this street (not this side, though) appears to back into Ted Williams Pkwy. Is there a sound burm for noise behind those houses? I would think houses on BOTH sides of this street would get the noise from this heavy commuter road.

I also viewed the 2245 sf sold for $527K just a few doors down at 9590 Pipilo. Both properties have a design flaw, IMO. I’ve only seen this in condos and not SFR’s but the stairs are VERY steep and narrow and appear to make a U-turn going up. It is VERY difficult to move furniture (esp. queen size and up bed; king may be impossible) up stairs like this, since the staircase does not look to be open but surrounded by walls. And the side lots appear to be 3′, then fence, then 3′ next house . . . very close to the neighbor. 9415 Pipilo (smaller house) sold for $540K but had a bigger MBR and partially open staircase.

Of course you’d actually have to view properties but this is just something to think about.

[bearishgurl]

Don’t know this area, Scarlett, but this street (not this side, though) appears to back into Ted Williams Pkwy. Is there a sound burm for noise behind those houses? I would think houses on BOTH sides of this street would get the noise from this heavy commuter road.

I also viewed the 2245 sf sold for $527K just a few doors down at 9590 Pipilo. Both properties have a design flaw, IMO. I’ve only seen this in condos and not SFR’s but the stairs are VERY steep and narrow and appear to make a U-turn going up. It is VERY difficult to move furniture (esp. queen size and up bed; king may be impossible) up stairs like this, since the staircase does not look to be open but surrounded by walls. And the side lots appear to be 3′, then fence, then 3′ next house . . . very close to the neighbor. 9415 Pipilo (smaller house) sold for $540K but had a bigger MBR and partially open staircase.

Of course you’d actually have to view properties but this is just something to think about.

[bearishgurl]

Don’t know this area, Scarlett, but this street (not this side, though) appears to back into Ted Williams Pkwy. Is there a sound burm for noise behind those houses? I would think houses on BOTH sides of this street would get the noise from this heavy commuter road.

I also viewed the 2245 sf sold for $527K just a few doors down at 9590 Pipilo. Both properties have a design flaw, IMO. I’ve only seen this in condos and not SFR’s but the stairs are VERY steep and narrow and appear to make a U-turn going up. It is VERY difficult to move furniture (esp. queen size and up bed; king may be impossible) up stairs like this, since the staircase does not look to be open but surrounded by walls. And the side lots appear to be 3′, then fence, then 3′ next house . . . very close to the neighbor. 9415 Pipilo (smaller house) sold for $540K but had a bigger MBR and partially open staircase.

Of course you’d actually have to view properties but this is just something to think about.

[bearishgurl]

Don’t know this area, Scarlett, but this street (not this side, though) appears to back into Ted Williams Pkwy. Is there a sound burm for noise behind those houses? I would think houses on BOTH sides of this street would get the noise from this heavy commuter road.

I also viewed the 2245 sf sold for $527K just a few doors down at 9590 Pipilo. Both properties have a design flaw, IMO. I’ve only seen this in condos and not SFR’s but the stairs are VERY steep and narrow and appear to make a U-turn going up. It is VERY difficult to move furniture (esp. queen size and up bed; king may be impossible) up stairs like this, since the staircase does not look to be open but surrounded by walls. And the side lots appear to be 3′, then fence, then 3′ next house . . . very close to the neighbor. 9415 Pipilo (smaller house) sold for $540K but had a bigger MBR and partially open staircase.

Of course you’d actually have to view properties but this is just something to think about.

[bearishgurl]

Don’t know this area, Scarlett, but this street (not this side, though) appears to back into Ted Williams Pkwy. Is there a sound burm for noise behind those houses? I would think houses on BOTH sides of this street would get the noise from this heavy commuter road.

I also viewed the 2245 sf sold for $527K just a few doors down at 9590 Pipilo. Both properties have a design flaw, IMO. I’ve only seen this in condos and not SFR’s but the stairs are VERY steep and narrow and appear to make a U-turn going up. It is VERY difficult to move furniture (esp. queen size and up bed; king may be impossible) up stairs like this, since the staircase does not look to be open but surrounded by walls. And the side lots appear to be 3′, then fence, then 3′ next house . . . very close to the neighbor. 9415 Pipilo (smaller house) sold for $540K but had a bigger MBR and partially open staircase.

Of course you’d actually have to view properties but this is just something to think about.

[sdrealtor]

LOL, Last i checked King Size beds came with split box springs, mattresses folded in half and moving either was best left to people you pay to do that kind of work.

[sdrealtor]

LOL, Last i checked King Size beds came with split box springs, mattresses folded in half and moving either was best left to people you pay to do that kind of work.

[sdrealtor]

LOL, Last i checked King Size beds came with split box springs, mattresses folded in half and moving either was best left to people you pay to do that kind of work.

[sdrealtor]

LOL, Last i checked King Size beds came with split box springs, mattresses folded in half and moving either was best left to people you pay to do that kind of work.

[sdrealtor]

LOL, Last i checked King Size beds came with split box springs, mattresses folded in half and moving either was best left to people you pay to do that kind of work.

[an]

We have similar stairs design in our house and the mover had absolutely no problem moving our extremely heavy queen sized bed up the stairs. He did it in 30 seconds. A king wouldn’t be much of a problem either since there was plenty of space when he moved the queen bed by himself.

[an]

We have similar stairs design in our house and the mover had absolutely no problem moving our extremely heavy queen sized bed up the stairs. He did it in 30 seconds. A king wouldn’t be much of a problem either since there was plenty of space when he moved the queen bed by himself.

[an]

We have similar stairs design in our house and the mover had absolutely no problem moving our extremely heavy queen sized bed up the stairs. He did it in 30 seconds. A king wouldn’t be much of a problem either since there was plenty of space when he moved the queen bed by himself.

[an]

We have similar stairs design in our house and the mover had absolutely no problem moving our extremely heavy queen sized bed up the stairs. He did it in 30 seconds. A king wouldn’t be much of a problem either since there was plenty of space when he moved the queen bed by himself.

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