Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
NicoleParticipant
Hi there,
I used to live there prior to the condo conversion about 7 years ago. I really liked North PB because of the relatively easy 5 access. We did have some issues with a hole-in-the-wall type bar close by that had some drunks roaming around at odd hours (even really early). Outside of that I really liked the location because it was fair enough north to be mostly quiet for PB, but yet close enough to enjoy a walk to the beach. I lived in a small studio while I was there, right on the level of the courtyard. The pool was my backyard. My advise really depends on what you are looking for.
-nicole
NicoleParticipantHi there,
I used to live there prior to the condo conversion about 7 years ago. I really liked North PB because of the relatively easy 5 access. We did have some issues with a hole-in-the-wall type bar close by that had some drunks roaming around at odd hours (even really early). Outside of that I really liked the location because it was fair enough north to be mostly quiet for PB, but yet close enough to enjoy a walk to the beach. I lived in a small studio while I was there, right on the level of the courtyard. The pool was my backyard. My advise really depends on what you are looking for.
-nicole
NicoleParticipantHi there,
I used to live there prior to the condo conversion about 7 years ago. I really liked North PB because of the relatively easy 5 access. We did have some issues with a hole-in-the-wall type bar close by that had some drunks roaming around at odd hours (even really early). Outside of that I really liked the location because it was fair enough north to be mostly quiet for PB, but yet close enough to enjoy a walk to the beach. I lived in a small studio while I was there, right on the level of the courtyard. The pool was my backyard. My advise really depends on what you are looking for.
-nicole
NicoleParticipantHi there,
I used to live there prior to the condo conversion about 7 years ago. I really liked North PB because of the relatively easy 5 access. We did have some issues with a hole-in-the-wall type bar close by that had some drunks roaming around at odd hours (even really early). Outside of that I really liked the location because it was fair enough north to be mostly quiet for PB, but yet close enough to enjoy a walk to the beach. I lived in a small studio while I was there, right on the level of the courtyard. The pool was my backyard. My advise really depends on what you are looking for.
-nicole
NicoleParticipantHi PJ-
My husband and I moved to Encinitas May 2008 and had our 1st son Jan 2009. It is amazing how quickly I went from not noticing any of our neighbors with little ones to seeing that our neighborhood has many young families. I’ve met several young moms at the nearest playgrounds,etc. Just last month one of our neighbor’s moved and a young pregnant couple moved in just 2 door’s down. I love Encinitas and am excited to have a great school system. I’ve heard great things about carlsbad too and would be very surprised if you’d be any happier in SEH than Carlsbad. Similar to your wife, I find myself drooling over the shiny granite counters in the new model homes I see on SDLookup, but really I think there are a lot of benefits to the well established communities of the coast. I have nothing against the SEH area, but just think that you’ll be surprised to see that your whole perspective of your community changes once you have kids. I think you’ll find that Carlsbad is very family friendly. Just my 2 cents…
NicoleParticipantHi PJ-
My husband and I moved to Encinitas May 2008 and had our 1st son Jan 2009. It is amazing how quickly I went from not noticing any of our neighbors with little ones to seeing that our neighborhood has many young families. I’ve met several young moms at the nearest playgrounds,etc. Just last month one of our neighbor’s moved and a young pregnant couple moved in just 2 door’s down. I love Encinitas and am excited to have a great school system. I’ve heard great things about carlsbad too and would be very surprised if you’d be any happier in SEH than Carlsbad. Similar to your wife, I find myself drooling over the shiny granite counters in the new model homes I see on SDLookup, but really I think there are a lot of benefits to the well established communities of the coast. I have nothing against the SEH area, but just think that you’ll be surprised to see that your whole perspective of your community changes once you have kids. I think you’ll find that Carlsbad is very family friendly. Just my 2 cents…
NicoleParticipantHi PJ-
My husband and I moved to Encinitas May 2008 and had our 1st son Jan 2009. It is amazing how quickly I went from not noticing any of our neighbors with little ones to seeing that our neighborhood has many young families. I’ve met several young moms at the nearest playgrounds,etc. Just last month one of our neighbor’s moved and a young pregnant couple moved in just 2 door’s down. I love Encinitas and am excited to have a great school system. I’ve heard great things about carlsbad too and would be very surprised if you’d be any happier in SEH than Carlsbad. Similar to your wife, I find myself drooling over the shiny granite counters in the new model homes I see on SDLookup, but really I think there are a lot of benefits to the well established communities of the coast. I have nothing against the SEH area, but just think that you’ll be surprised to see that your whole perspective of your community changes once you have kids. I think you’ll find that Carlsbad is very family friendly. Just my 2 cents…
NicoleParticipantHi PJ-
My husband and I moved to Encinitas May 2008 and had our 1st son Jan 2009. It is amazing how quickly I went from not noticing any of our neighbors with little ones to seeing that our neighborhood has many young families. I’ve met several young moms at the nearest playgrounds,etc. Just last month one of our neighbor’s moved and a young pregnant couple moved in just 2 door’s down. I love Encinitas and am excited to have a great school system. I’ve heard great things about carlsbad too and would be very surprised if you’d be any happier in SEH than Carlsbad. Similar to your wife, I find myself drooling over the shiny granite counters in the new model homes I see on SDLookup, but really I think there are a lot of benefits to the well established communities of the coast. I have nothing against the SEH area, but just think that you’ll be surprised to see that your whole perspective of your community changes once you have kids. I think you’ll find that Carlsbad is very family friendly. Just my 2 cents…
NicoleParticipantHi PJ-
My husband and I moved to Encinitas May 2008 and had our 1st son Jan 2009. It is amazing how quickly I went from not noticing any of our neighbors with little ones to seeing that our neighborhood has many young families. I’ve met several young moms at the nearest playgrounds,etc. Just last month one of our neighbor’s moved and a young pregnant couple moved in just 2 door’s down. I love Encinitas and am excited to have a great school system. I’ve heard great things about carlsbad too and would be very surprised if you’d be any happier in SEH than Carlsbad. Similar to your wife, I find myself drooling over the shiny granite counters in the new model homes I see on SDLookup, but really I think there are a lot of benefits to the well established communities of the coast. I have nothing against the SEH area, but just think that you’ll be surprised to see that your whole perspective of your community changes once you have kids. I think you’ll find that Carlsbad is very family friendly. Just my 2 cents…
NicoleParticipantthanks HLS, that’s a good summary. Hubby wants to use our saving for some major fixes on the house (roof, windows, etc.) and that depending on the amount in fees we wouldn’t have enough for 20% equity. We’ll keep investigating…thanks for your information.
NicoleParticipantthanks HLS, that’s a good summary. Hubby wants to use our saving for some major fixes on the house (roof, windows, etc.) and that depending on the amount in fees we wouldn’t have enough for 20% equity. We’ll keep investigating…thanks for your information.
NicoleParticipantthanks HLS, that’s a good summary. Hubby wants to use our saving for some major fixes on the house (roof, windows, etc.) and that depending on the amount in fees we wouldn’t have enough for 20% equity. We’ll keep investigating…thanks for your information.
NicoleParticipantthanks HLS, that’s a good summary. Hubby wants to use our saving for some major fixes on the house (roof, windows, etc.) and that depending on the amount in fees we wouldn’t have enough for 20% equity. We’ll keep investigating…thanks for your information.
NicoleParticipantthanks HLS, that’s a good summary. Hubby wants to use our saving for some major fixes on the house (roof, windows, etc.) and that depending on the amount in fees we wouldn’t have enough for 20% equity. We’ll keep investigating…thanks for your information.
-
AuthorPosts