What the the community atmosphere in Silver Crest (San Marcos)

[Anonymous]

I bought early on and just sold in Silver Crest, so I have lived there four years now. Ghetto, it’s not. For a family, it’s perfect. It’s quiet, it’s secluded. Jack’s Pond which is just a short stroll is actually very cool. You get a feel of what San Marcos must have looked like 15 years ago. Like old San Diego. Now, I don’t have a family, and the house is way too big for my needs. The location actually works really good. You can jump onto Del Dios and be in Del Mar in about 20 minutes. There is a new road that cuts through San Elijo Hills, and you’ll be in Encinitas in about 15 minutes. We’re close to the 15 and obviously right on the 78. You’ll have the benefit of being close to the 78, but without the freeway noise. And the Sprinter add some convenience as well. You can take to the coast, then jump on the Coaster and go Downtown. The Sprinter is very quiet, like the Trolley, so no real impact there. San Marcos as a city has two of just about anything you can think of. You don’t get a lot for that HOA fee, but you don’t get hassled either. Some HOA’s have taken a real Eastern Bloc mentality that would drive me crazy. I don’t see bad lawns actually, except for the few foreclosures in which no neighborhood is immune at this point. I could honestly say I have nothing but good things to say about the community. I am scaling way back and moving closer to work.

[sdlvr]

Ok, ok-“ghetto” was TOO strong a word! I take it back, all you SilverCresters!

Good point about the foreclosures-that is probably why some lawns were not kept up (I thought the HOA covered the front lawns, no? Bummer!). I’m willing to concede that my desire to be nearer the beach can cloud my judgement when I look at houses in San Marcos.

And I’m sure it will be much nicer than what we’ll get into in Encinitas. So thanks for the luck-we’ll need it!

[sdlvr]

Ok, ok-“ghetto” was TOO strong a word! I take it back, all you SilverCresters!

Good point about the foreclosures-that is probably why some lawns were not kept up (I thought the HOA covered the front lawns, no? Bummer!). I’m willing to concede that my desire to be nearer the beach can cloud my judgement when I look at houses in San Marcos.

And I’m sure it will be much nicer than what we’ll get into in Encinitas. So thanks for the luck-we’ll need it!

[sdlvr]

Ok, ok-“ghetto” was TOO strong a word! I take it back, all you SilverCresters!

Good point about the foreclosures-that is probably why some lawns were not kept up (I thought the HOA covered the front lawns, no? Bummer!). I’m willing to concede that my desire to be nearer the beach can cloud my judgement when I look at houses in San Marcos.

And I’m sure it will be much nicer than what we’ll get into in Encinitas. So thanks for the luck-we’ll need it!

[sdlvr]

Ok, ok-“ghetto” was TOO strong a word! I take it back, all you SilverCresters!

Good point about the foreclosures-that is probably why some lawns were not kept up (I thought the HOA covered the front lawns, no? Bummer!). I’m willing to concede that my desire to be nearer the beach can cloud my judgement when I look at houses in San Marcos.

And I’m sure it will be much nicer than what we’ll get into in Encinitas. So thanks for the luck-we’ll need it!

[sdlvr]

Ok, ok-“ghetto” was TOO strong a word! I take it back, all you SilverCresters!

Good point about the foreclosures-that is probably why some lawns were not kept up (I thought the HOA covered the front lawns, no? Bummer!). I’m willing to concede that my desire to be nearer the beach can cloud my judgement when I look at houses in San Marcos.

And I’m sure it will be much nicer than what we’ll get into in Encinitas. So thanks for the luck-we’ll need it!

[Anonymous]

I’m in Belleza, and I have to say, this neighborhood is great. It’s all young families, and I know every single one of my neighbors 2 houses in every direction. The houses are pretty close, but I have a yard for my kids to play in, and don’t have to own a lawn mower or have a playhouse in my yard.

I’m disappointed to hear Silvercrest has such a mediocre vibe. The location is excellent.

[Anonymous]

I’m in Belleza, and I have to say, this neighborhood is great. It’s all young families, and I know every single one of my neighbors 2 houses in every direction. The houses are pretty close, but I have a yard for my kids to play in, and don’t have to own a lawn mower or have a playhouse in my yard.

I’m disappointed to hear Silvercrest has such a mediocre vibe. The location is excellent.

[Anonymous]

I’m in Belleza, and I have to say, this neighborhood is great. It’s all young families, and I know every single one of my neighbors 2 houses in every direction. The houses are pretty close, but I have a yard for my kids to play in, and don’t have to own a lawn mower or have a playhouse in my yard.

I’m disappointed to hear Silvercrest has such a mediocre vibe. The location is excellent.

[Anonymous]

I’m in Belleza, and I have to say, this neighborhood is great. It’s all young families, and I know every single one of my neighbors 2 houses in every direction. The houses are pretty close, but I have a yard for my kids to play in, and don’t have to own a lawn mower or have a playhouse in my yard.

I’m disappointed to hear Silvercrest has such a mediocre vibe. The location is excellent.

[Anonymous]

I’m in Belleza, and I have to say, this neighborhood is great. It’s all young families, and I know every single one of my neighbors 2 houses in every direction. The houses are pretty close, but I have a yard for my kids to play in, and don’t have to own a lawn mower or have a playhouse in my yard.

I’m disappointed to hear Silvercrest has such a mediocre vibe. The location is excellent.

[Eugene]

The location actually works really good. You can jump onto Del Dios and be in Del Mar in about 20 minutes. There is a new road that cuts through San Elijo Hills, and you’ll be in Encinitas in about 15 minutes.

It will take 30 min just to get through Del Dios. (Most of this time you’ll be stuck behind a landscaper’s truck with shovels and bags of manure in the cab and a couple of Mexicans in the cabin, making its way to their place of employment in RSF at 10 mph below the limit)

[Eugene]

The location actually works really good. You can jump onto Del Dios and be in Del Mar in about 20 minutes. There is a new road that cuts through San Elijo Hills, and you’ll be in Encinitas in about 15 minutes.

It will take 30 min just to get through Del Dios. (Most of this time you’ll be stuck behind a landscaper’s truck with shovels and bags of manure in the cab and a couple of Mexicans in the cabin, making its way to their place of employment in RSF at 10 mph below the limit)

[Eugene]

The location actually works really good. You can jump onto Del Dios and be in Del Mar in about 20 minutes. There is a new road that cuts through San Elijo Hills, and you’ll be in Encinitas in about 15 minutes.

It will take 30 min just to get through Del Dios. (Most of this time you’ll be stuck behind a landscaper’s truck with shovels and bags of manure in the cab and a couple of Mexicans in the cabin, making its way to their place of employment in RSF at 10 mph below the limit)

[Eugene]

The location actually works really good. You can jump onto Del Dios and be in Del Mar in about 20 minutes. There is a new road that cuts through San Elijo Hills, and you’ll be in Encinitas in about 15 minutes.

It will take 30 min just to get through Del Dios. (Most of this time you’ll be stuck behind a landscaper’s truck with shovels and bags of manure in the cab and a couple of Mexicans in the cabin, making its way to their place of employment in RSF at 10 mph below the limit)

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