In Fairfield County, Connecticut.
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by Jim the Realtor | Feb 3, 2011 | Interesting Houses | 7 comments
by Jim the Realtor | Feb 3, 2011 | Interesting Houses | 7 comments
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More ppl should consider San Diego:
• Most underrated city in the world
• Ton of smart talent (w/ ucsd, usd, sdsu)
• Access to Mexico-TJ borders
• 8th most largest city in US
• Solid food, music, art scene
• Great beaches everywhere
What else am I missing?
“Hi Kevin, I wanted to check in to see if you were interested in selling your property”
Do this 50 times a day, work under a superstar broker, sound normal, and be prepared to provide great market info.
You’re a millionaire in a few years.
Fairfield county is beautiful. It’s like Rancho Santa Fe East.
Yes but think of the heating bills LOL
See link below:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1353073/Winter-storm-Map-shows-Northern-Hemisphere-covered-snow-ice.html
But I guess if you can afford that it does not matter.
I don’t know about an indoor pool in a location where summers can be humid, but I guess 24/7 summer AC isn’t an issue for anyone who can afford this place.
My kind of place.
The homes there are much more beautiful there. Try looking up Darien (where we have a house), New Canaan, Greenwich or Bedford or any other community.
Sure, it does get cold. I’ve felt -5 and 103 (with obscene humidity), but the special location and feel make up for it.
Definitely a beautiful spot, and a fairly quick hit to NYC.
Once did some research on indoor pools. Unless they have some world class de-humidifiers in that house they’re going to be seeing drywall crumbling and nails rusting in a few years.