[localguy]

rogueinsd makes an excellent point regarding the view for the Almond Orchard house. The house is move in ready, tasteful upgrades inside, landscaped, and an incredible view where you can see the ocean on a clear day. Also great point about the breeze. We always have this cooling breeze at our house as well. For just over 1 mil you are good to go. And I agree the overflow from the park is minimal. In a previous post I stated 25% of the time on weekends the park is full, I need to dial that way back. There is a house over in Viscaya for sell too, just under 1 mil, turn key, ready to move in. The landscaping cost can be more than you bargain for.
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[localguy]

The Stonebridge park is either fully packed or not a sole there. When it is packed on the weekends, cars are parking on Almond Orchard in front of the house previously mentioned. Little League, soccer, cricket, etc. it can get pretty hectic. It is like this maybe 25% of the time on weekends. The other 75% is wide open. We have been there numerous times and no one else is there, no kidding. Back to the Almond Orchard house, good price, decent sized lot, huge hill, no view, park issue. In Scripps Preserve a house just sold for $936,000, small lot, no view, some upgrades. There are two more for sale, same exact plan, for over 1 million each. Of these two, one has small lot, no view, to many upgrades. While the other has decent sized lot, pool, no view, some upgrades. I was suprised that the $936,000 house sold for that much. I will say it again, you need to pick wisely out here.

[localguy]

The Stonebridge park is either fully packed or not a sole there. When it is packed on the weekends, cars are parking on Almond Orchard in front of the house previously mentioned. Little League, soccer, cricket, etc. it can get pretty hectic. It is like this maybe 25% of the time on weekends. The other 75% is wide open. We have been there numerous times and no one else is there, no kidding. Back to the Almond Orchard house, good price, decent sized lot, huge hill, no view, park issue. In Scripps Preserve a house just sold for $936,000, small lot, no view, some upgrades. There are two more for sale, same exact plan, for over 1 million each. Of these two, one has small lot, no view, to many upgrades. While the other has decent sized lot, pool, no view, some upgrades. I was suprised that the $936,000 house sold for that much. I will say it again, you need to pick wisely out here.

[localguy]

The Stonebridge park is either fully packed or not a sole there. When it is packed on the weekends, cars are parking on Almond Orchard in front of the house previously mentioned. Little League, soccer, cricket, etc. it can get pretty hectic. It is like this maybe 25% of the time on weekends. The other 75% is wide open. We have been there numerous times and no one else is there, no kidding. Back to the Almond Orchard house, good price, decent sized lot, huge hill, no view, park issue. In Scripps Preserve a house just sold for $936,000, small lot, no view, some upgrades. There are two more for sale, same exact plan, for over 1 million each. Of these two, one has small lot, no view, to many upgrades. While the other has decent sized lot, pool, no view, some upgrades. I was suprised that the $936,000 house sold for that much. I will say it again, you need to pick wisely out here.

[localguy]

The Stonebridge park is either fully packed or not a sole there. When it is packed on the weekends, cars are parking on Almond Orchard in front of the house previously mentioned. Little League, soccer, cricket, etc. it can get pretty hectic. It is like this maybe 25% of the time on weekends. The other 75% is wide open. We have been there numerous times and no one else is there, no kidding. Back to the Almond Orchard house, good price, decent sized lot, huge hill, no view, park issue. In Scripps Preserve a house just sold for $936,000, small lot, no view, some upgrades. There are two more for sale, same exact plan, for over 1 million each. Of these two, one has small lot, no view, to many upgrades. While the other has decent sized lot, pool, no view, some upgrades. I was suprised that the $936,000 house sold for that much. I will say it again, you need to pick wisely out here.

[localguy]

The Stonebridge park is either fully packed or not a sole there. When it is packed on the weekends, cars are parking on Almond Orchard in front of the house previously mentioned. Little League, soccer, cricket, etc. it can get pretty hectic. It is like this maybe 25% of the time on weekends. The other 75% is wide open. We have been there numerous times and no one else is there, no kidding. Back to the Almond Orchard house, good price, decent sized lot, huge hill, no view, park issue. In Scripps Preserve a house just sold for $936,000, small lot, no view, some upgrades. There are two more for sale, same exact plan, for over 1 million each. Of these two, one has small lot, no view, to many upgrades. While the other has decent sized lot, pool, no view, some upgrades. I was suprised that the $936,000 house sold for that much. I will say it again, you need to pick wisely out here.

[localguy]

What is interesting out here is that homes are selling. Brookfield/Serenity is plugging right along. Seperate from pricing, over/under, there is a demand. As always out here, although the majority of lots are above average in size, most are average for location, view, neighbors, etc. A small majority have nice views, huge yards, and few neighbors. It all depends on your preference. For example Montoro has huge lots, yet the houses are down in a “canyon”. While a few of the Serenity and Toll Bros. may have a smaller lot, yet have a decent view and few neighbors. ColRich, had a few homes next to the Tiburon models with really nice views at a decent price point. You really need to pay attention.
Localguy
Localguy

[localguy]

What is interesting out here is that homes are selling. Brookfield/Serenity is plugging right along. Seperate from pricing, over/under, there is a demand. As always out here, although the majority of lots are above average in size, most are average for location, view, neighbors, etc. A small majority have nice views, huge yards, and few neighbors. It all depends on your preference. For example Montoro has huge lots, yet the houses are down in a “canyon”. While a few of the Serenity and Toll Bros. may have a smaller lot, yet have a decent view and few neighbors. ColRich, had a few homes next to the Tiburon models with really nice views at a decent price point. You really need to pay attention.
Localguy
Localguy

[localguy]

What is interesting out here is that homes are selling. Brookfield/Serenity is plugging right along. Seperate from pricing, over/under, there is a demand. As always out here, although the majority of lots are above average in size, most are average for location, view, neighbors, etc. A small majority have nice views, huge yards, and few neighbors. It all depends on your preference. For example Montoro has huge lots, yet the houses are down in a “canyon”. While a few of the Serenity and Toll Bros. may have a smaller lot, yet have a decent view and few neighbors. ColRich, had a few homes next to the Tiburon models with really nice views at a decent price point. You really need to pay attention.
Localguy
Localguy

[localguy]

What is interesting out here is that homes are selling. Brookfield/Serenity is plugging right along. Seperate from pricing, over/under, there is a demand. As always out here, although the majority of lots are above average in size, most are average for location, view, neighbors, etc. A small majority have nice views, huge yards, and few neighbors. It all depends on your preference. For example Montoro has huge lots, yet the houses are down in a “canyon”. While a few of the Serenity and Toll Bros. may have a smaller lot, yet have a decent view and few neighbors. ColRich, had a few homes next to the Tiburon models with really nice views at a decent price point. You really need to pay attention.
Localguy
Localguy

[localguy]

What is interesting out here is that homes are selling. Brookfield/Serenity is plugging right along. Seperate from pricing, over/under, there is a demand. As always out here, although the majority of lots are above average in size, most are average for location, view, neighbors, etc. A small majority have nice views, huge yards, and few neighbors. It all depends on your preference. For example Montoro has huge lots, yet the houses are down in a “canyon”. While a few of the Serenity and Toll Bros. may have a smaller lot, yet have a decent view and few neighbors. ColRich, had a few homes next to the Tiburon models with really nice views at a decent price point. You really need to pay attention.
Localguy
Localguy

[localguy]

Brian, Brian, Brian,
It is not his house. He is not paying for it.
Localguy

[localguy]

Brian, Brian, Brian,
It is not his house. He is not paying for it.
Localguy

[localguy]

Brian, Brian, Brian,
It is not his house. He is not paying for it.
Localguy

[localguy]

Brian, Brian, Brian,
It is not his house. He is not paying for it.
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