So much of a neighborhood's appeal depends on its context. If you imagine that this house sits in a landscape sprinkled with barns and rolling meadows, you might be surprised… (click here to continue >)
to see that it actually forms one small piece of an unbroken fabric of one-acre lots that extends for a few square miles. Although the house and lot may be well appointed, the context doesn't offer much in the way of diversity or other amenities. (<previous)
Although these houses have small yards… (click here to continue >)
…they are close to both urban services and mountain wilderness. Density in the right location offers people convenience. A nearby job, shopping district, or beach can make daily life more comfortable. (<previous)
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