That's insane! I prefer on buying practical real estate. Anyways, the house that I own is in the same area as this particular house. You can say my house is the same size (a bit larger tho) than this one:
South Jersey Family Home...
205 Hadleigh Drive, Cherry Hill NJ For Sale | Trulia.com
I got tired of living in apartments while in the 'states. I bought my first house here in New Jersey when I was 27, a perfect time to buy since the cost of property back in 2012-2013 was very affordable. Now, my house value increased significantly , the cost of houses in my town are actually rising again.
My house is 2,850 square feet. I have 3/4 acre of property.
This is a view you'll see in South Jersey's country roads, farming communities, which is where my town is in. I prefer the country-suburban setting. Away from the frenzied hurly burly of the city life.
Holy $hit! Well i can only imagine the high cost of homes since its in the Greater Boston Area --- and as i have read from real estate magazines, the suburbs of Boston is one of the best areas to raise a family, plus, great school systems there, yes? Do you happen to know how much is your monthly mortgage ? Or did you put down a considerable downpayment?
For my house, when i purchased it it was around $275,000 , then i had to put some money down on restoration of the interior. But yea, i put down 50%, and my current monthly mortgage is about $1,400. I'm in for a 15 year.
This is a view you'll see in South Jersey's country roads, farming communities, which is where my town is in. I prefer the country-suburban setting. Away from the frenzied hurly burly of the city life.
I have a similar experience.well, Country NSW in Australia have nothing, I once live in a Farm near Kemsey, I have to drive to get to next door neighbour... They lived 3.4 Km from where we were, we have more Kangaroo and wallabies, as well as Spider, Scorpions and Snake than human in country NSW....
If you want absolutely nothingness, then Country NSW is your place
I have a similar experience.
When I was married, my wife was a 'Southern gal' from South Carolina, and we are talking about deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep tobacco country where cigs, moonshine, kale, and catfish are common in every home. My experience with genuine Southern moonshine is for another story. Anyway...We were on our way to meet my in-laws for the first time and on this lonely and tree lined two-lane road, houses are from 1/4 to a mile apart and usually so well behind the trees that one can barely make out the roof line. There were no street lights so at night, one is on one's own. Then all of a sudden as we turned a curve, a nice big house was right on the side of the road and in a cleared field. The property was complete with a nice front yard with b-ball hoops and tire swing, clearly a family residence.
And right in front of the house was a sign...
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We laughed hard. There was no way anyone can see anyone else's home. Not sure exactly how anyone can keep watch on his/her neighbor. Maybe 'suspicious activities' mean moonshine running from another county.
