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ParticipantNeither, and the link to the properties were just to show you the posting. Yes, the pictures are the same because they are listings from the builder. Those pictures are of the model home that is selling for $799,990. Complain to them on the pictures, not me. I was just trying to give you the MLS info and the property addresses.
I live here and think they are great deals. I’m just trying to spread the news. I guess you haven’t seen the homes or the views, because your comments would change.
I’m posting to support the community, which, if you haven’t been up here, you should come take a look. It can’t hurt to advertise and help the community, which is growing fast.
Plus, I noticed this blog for Sky Ranch, and I thought people would like to hear from someone that actually lives here versus people who have never been up to Sky Ranch (Rattlesnake Mountain) and make comments on a community which they have never seen nor spoken to people that own up here.
They continue to build homes up here because they are selling. They are selling because the community is very nice, people like it up here, and the prices are great!
$799,990 is for a FULLY furnished and UPGRADED home that is over 4,000 square feet in a culdesac with a great view in a great, unique community with NO mello roos! How much do you think it would cost to fully furnish over 4,000 square feet, in addition to all the upgraded wood trim, and a fully landscaped yard? It has probably around $200,000 in all compared to a regular new home! Also, the 52 extension is moving well, and it will offer a nice easy commute to Sorrento Valley and La Jolla. You won’t find that in Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Valley, La Jolla, or anywhere else. Ok, maybe Chula Vista, but that is a longer drive to Sorrento Valley and La Jolla. Plus, you have to pay a toll road fee each way.
ParticipantNeither, and the link to the properties were just to show you the posting. Yes, the pictures are the same because they are listings from the builder. Those pictures are of the model home that is selling for $799,990. Complain to them on the pictures, not me. I was just trying to give you the MLS info and the property addresses.
I live here and think they are great deals. I’m just trying to spread the news. I guess you haven’t seen the homes or the views, because your comments would change.
I’m posting to support the community, which, if you haven’t been up here, you should come take a look. It can’t hurt to advertise and help the community, which is growing fast.
Plus, I noticed this blog for Sky Ranch, and I thought people would like to hear from someone that actually lives here versus people who have never been up to Sky Ranch (Rattlesnake Mountain) and make comments on a community which they have never seen nor spoken to people that own up here.
They continue to build homes up here because they are selling. They are selling because the community is very nice, people like it up here, and the prices are great!
$799,990 is for a FULLY furnished and UPGRADED home that is over 4,000 square feet in a culdesac with a great view in a great, unique community with NO mello roos! How much do you think it would cost to fully furnish over 4,000 square feet, in addition to all the upgraded wood trim, and a fully landscaped yard? It has probably around $200,000 in all compared to a regular new home! Also, the 52 extension is moving well, and it will offer a nice easy commute to Sorrento Valley and La Jolla. You won’t find that in Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Valley, La Jolla, or anywhere else. Ok, maybe Chula Vista, but that is a longer drive to Sorrento Valley and La Jolla. Plus, you have to pay a toll road fee each way.
ParticipantNeither, and the link to the properties were just to show you the posting. Yes, the pictures are the same because they are listings from the builder. Those pictures are of the model home that is selling for $799,990. Complain to them on the pictures, not me. I was just trying to give you the MLS info and the property addresses.
I live here and think they are great deals. I’m just trying to spread the news. I guess you haven’t seen the homes or the views, because your comments would change.
I’m posting to support the community, which, if you haven’t been up here, you should come take a look. It can’t hurt to advertise and help the community, which is growing fast.
Plus, I noticed this blog for Sky Ranch, and I thought people would like to hear from someone that actually lives here versus people who have never been up to Sky Ranch (Rattlesnake Mountain) and make comments on a community which they have never seen nor spoken to people that own up here.
They continue to build homes up here because they are selling. They are selling because the community is very nice, people like it up here, and the prices are great!
$799,990 is for a FULLY furnished and UPGRADED home that is over 4,000 square feet in a culdesac with a great view in a great, unique community with NO mello roos! How much do you think it would cost to fully furnish over 4,000 square feet, in addition to all the upgraded wood trim, and a fully landscaped yard? It has probably around $200,000 in all compared to a regular new home! Also, the 52 extension is moving well, and it will offer a nice easy commute to Sorrento Valley and La Jolla. You won’t find that in Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Valley, La Jolla, or anywhere else. Ok, maybe Chula Vista, but that is a longer drive to Sorrento Valley and La Jolla. Plus, you have to pay a toll road fee each way.
ParticipantNEW Smokin deals at Sky Ranch for Eaglepointe homes:
1. EaglePointe Model Home, Plan 2, Fully furnished and upgraded!!
$799,990, 4177 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100009996-6125_Castilla_St_Santee_CA_920712. EaglePointe, Plan 2X, top of the hill, on backside, with approximately 1 acre of land (includes slopes in land measurement)
$699,990, 4168 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100023268-7270_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071ParticipantNEW Smokin deals at Sky Ranch for Eaglepointe homes:
1. EaglePointe Model Home, Plan 2, Fully furnished and upgraded!!
$799,990, 4177 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100009996-6125_Castilla_St_Santee_CA_920712. EaglePointe, Plan 2X, top of the hill, on backside, with approximately 1 acre of land (includes slopes in land measurement)
$699,990, 4168 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100023268-7270_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071ParticipantNEW Smokin deals at Sky Ranch for Eaglepointe homes:
1. EaglePointe Model Home, Plan 2, Fully furnished and upgraded!!
$799,990, 4177 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100009996-6125_Castilla_St_Santee_CA_920712. EaglePointe, Plan 2X, top of the hill, on backside, with approximately 1 acre of land (includes slopes in land measurement)
$699,990, 4168 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100023268-7270_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071ParticipantNEW Smokin deals at Sky Ranch for Eaglepointe homes:
1. EaglePointe Model Home, Plan 2, Fully furnished and upgraded!!
$799,990, 4177 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100009996-6125_Castilla_St_Santee_CA_920712. EaglePointe, Plan 2X, top of the hill, on backside, with approximately 1 acre of land (includes slopes in land measurement)
$699,990, 4168 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100023268-7270_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071ParticipantNEW Smokin deals at Sky Ranch for Eaglepointe homes:
1. EaglePointe Model Home, Plan 2, Fully furnished and upgraded!!
$799,990, 4177 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100009996-6125_Castilla_St_Santee_CA_920712. EaglePointe, Plan 2X, top of the hill, on backside, with approximately 1 acre of land (includes slopes in land measurement)
$699,990, 4168 sq. ft., 5 bed / 5 bath, 3 car garage
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100023268-7270_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071ParticipantAll you need to do is spend the day at the Sky Ranch Park and realize how little a factor the airport is. I’m speaking from someone who lives up here, and I’ve talked to neighbors who never complain of the airport. So, you need to come up here and hang out for the day. Also, there is a lookout point right across from the Eaglepointe model homes. Just drive up to Sky Ranch and park here. Get out of the car, and you can get a feel for what it would be like.
The main road up the hill is very straight except at the bottom where it connects to Graves and at the top where it goes past the NorthStar condos. Many trucks and cars drive up and down this road daily from morning to night, and as far as I know, there hasn’t been a single accident, other than cars getting jolted by the heavy duty speed bumps.
Also, most approaches for the airport come directly from East to West on the South side of the mountain, or they come going North than turn West to line up with the runway. Sometimes they do come over the mountain going North to South, then turning West to line up with the runway. There is less of this approach from what I see, and it depends on the weather conditions.
Here is someone flying over Rattlesnake mountain (Sky Ranch) getting ready for an approach. You can see Sky Ranch in the early days of development. In this one, he is coming in from the West with Sky Ranch coming in on the left side of the screen, then he loops around Sky Ranch to take the East to West approach:
This one is coming in from the East and flying by Sky Ranch, which is on the North side of the approach:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNKrR-tCB5YThat plane crash was more down low near Cuyamaca and the trolley lines:
http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Plane-Hits-Trolley-Power-Lines-and-Crashes-in/Y1fdLa_pJEayyCBxtaC7gw.cspxYou don’t have to take my word on all this, just come up here yourself and have a look.
ParticipantAll you need to do is spend the day at the Sky Ranch Park and realize how little a factor the airport is. I’m speaking from someone who lives up here, and I’ve talked to neighbors who never complain of the airport. So, you need to come up here and hang out for the day. Also, there is a lookout point right across from the Eaglepointe model homes. Just drive up to Sky Ranch and park here. Get out of the car, and you can get a feel for what it would be like.
The main road up the hill is very straight except at the bottom where it connects to Graves and at the top where it goes past the NorthStar condos. Many trucks and cars drive up and down this road daily from morning to night, and as far as I know, there hasn’t been a single accident, other than cars getting jolted by the heavy duty speed bumps.
Also, most approaches for the airport come directly from East to West on the South side of the mountain, or they come going North than turn West to line up with the runway. Sometimes they do come over the mountain going North to South, then turning West to line up with the runway. There is less of this approach from what I see, and it depends on the weather conditions.
Here is someone flying over Rattlesnake mountain (Sky Ranch) getting ready for an approach. You can see Sky Ranch in the early days of development. In this one, he is coming in from the West with Sky Ranch coming in on the left side of the screen, then he loops around Sky Ranch to take the East to West approach:
This one is coming in from the East and flying by Sky Ranch, which is on the North side of the approach:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNKrR-tCB5YThat plane crash was more down low near Cuyamaca and the trolley lines:
http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Plane-Hits-Trolley-Power-Lines-and-Crashes-in/Y1fdLa_pJEayyCBxtaC7gw.cspxYou don’t have to take my word on all this, just come up here yourself and have a look.
ParticipantAll you need to do is spend the day at the Sky Ranch Park and realize how little a factor the airport is. I’m speaking from someone who lives up here, and I’ve talked to neighbors who never complain of the airport. So, you need to come up here and hang out for the day. Also, there is a lookout point right across from the Eaglepointe model homes. Just drive up to Sky Ranch and park here. Get out of the car, and you can get a feel for what it would be like.
The main road up the hill is very straight except at the bottom where it connects to Graves and at the top where it goes past the NorthStar condos. Many trucks and cars drive up and down this road daily from morning to night, and as far as I know, there hasn’t been a single accident, other than cars getting jolted by the heavy duty speed bumps.
Also, most approaches for the airport come directly from East to West on the South side of the mountain, or they come going North than turn West to line up with the runway. Sometimes they do come over the mountain going North to South, then turning West to line up with the runway. There is less of this approach from what I see, and it depends on the weather conditions.
Here is someone flying over Rattlesnake mountain (Sky Ranch) getting ready for an approach. You can see Sky Ranch in the early days of development. In this one, he is coming in from the West with Sky Ranch coming in on the left side of the screen, then he loops around Sky Ranch to take the East to West approach:
This one is coming in from the East and flying by Sky Ranch, which is on the North side of the approach:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNKrR-tCB5YThat plane crash was more down low near Cuyamaca and the trolley lines:
http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Plane-Hits-Trolley-Power-Lines-and-Crashes-in/Y1fdLa_pJEayyCBxtaC7gw.cspxYou don’t have to take my word on all this, just come up here yourself and have a look.
ParticipantAll you need to do is spend the day at the Sky Ranch Park and realize how little a factor the airport is. I’m speaking from someone who lives up here, and I’ve talked to neighbors who never complain of the airport. So, you need to come up here and hang out for the day. Also, there is a lookout point right across from the Eaglepointe model homes. Just drive up to Sky Ranch and park here. Get out of the car, and you can get a feel for what it would be like.
The main road up the hill is very straight except at the bottom where it connects to Graves and at the top where it goes past the NorthStar condos. Many trucks and cars drive up and down this road daily from morning to night, and as far as I know, there hasn’t been a single accident, other than cars getting jolted by the heavy duty speed bumps.
Also, most approaches for the airport come directly from East to West on the South side of the mountain, or they come going North than turn West to line up with the runway. Sometimes they do come over the mountain going North to South, then turning West to line up with the runway. There is less of this approach from what I see, and it depends on the weather conditions.
Here is someone flying over Rattlesnake mountain (Sky Ranch) getting ready for an approach. You can see Sky Ranch in the early days of development. In this one, he is coming in from the West with Sky Ranch coming in on the left side of the screen, then he loops around Sky Ranch to take the East to West approach:
This one is coming in from the East and flying by Sky Ranch, which is on the North side of the approach:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNKrR-tCB5YThat plane crash was more down low near Cuyamaca and the trolley lines:
http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Plane-Hits-Trolley-Power-Lines-and-Crashes-in/Y1fdLa_pJEayyCBxtaC7gw.cspxYou don’t have to take my word on all this, just come up here yourself and have a look.
ParticipantAll you need to do is spend the day at the Sky Ranch Park and realize how little a factor the airport is. I’m speaking from someone who lives up here, and I’ve talked to neighbors who never complain of the airport. So, you need to come up here and hang out for the day. Also, there is a lookout point right across from the Eaglepointe model homes. Just drive up to Sky Ranch and park here. Get out of the car, and you can get a feel for what it would be like.
The main road up the hill is very straight except at the bottom where it connects to Graves and at the top where it goes past the NorthStar condos. Many trucks and cars drive up and down this road daily from morning to night, and as far as I know, there hasn’t been a single accident, other than cars getting jolted by the heavy duty speed bumps.
Also, most approaches for the airport come directly from East to West on the South side of the mountain, or they come going North than turn West to line up with the runway. Sometimes they do come over the mountain going North to South, then turning West to line up with the runway. There is less of this approach from what I see, and it depends on the weather conditions.
Here is someone flying over Rattlesnake mountain (Sky Ranch) getting ready for an approach. You can see Sky Ranch in the early days of development. In this one, he is coming in from the West with Sky Ranch coming in on the left side of the screen, then he loops around Sky Ranch to take the East to West approach:
This one is coming in from the East and flying by Sky Ranch, which is on the North side of the approach:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNKrR-tCB5YThat plane crash was more down low near Cuyamaca and the trolley lines:
http://www.sandiego6.com/news/local/story/Plane-Hits-Trolley-Power-Lines-and-Crashes-in/Y1fdLa_pJEayyCBxtaC7gw.cspxYou don’t have to take my word on all this, just come up here yourself and have a look.
ParticipantSince we were on the topic of the County Board of Supervisors, I found these discussions worth listening to:
What is the Role of County Supervisors:
Who will Callenge S.D. County Supervisors:
Supervisors Use of Discretionary Fund Challenged:
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