Help me out here, How do you get in and out of this 3 car garage

[Anonymous]

They want 1.68 for that? The house has burned down!! Not to mention just sat with wood rotting/exposed for years at a time.

And I used to walk by it daily in real life. It would be hard as hell to get a car in the third garage door.

[Anonymous]

What's up with that door to nowhere off the sunroom(?)? For 1.68, I would expect at least a small deck so I could use the door.

[Anonymous]

Is that the rebuilt house that burned down? No thanks.

[Anonymous]

Ick. don't like that house.

[Anonymous]

coming from driving in the caribbean, that's a lot of room..lol...

[Anonymous]

They have been building and attempting to sell that house for at least two years now.

[Anonymous]

That house has been for sale FOREVER. All I could think when I saw it was how hard it would be to carry in groceries/kids/etc. Garage level has full set of stairs, or you can walk around from the side and up the front porch through the front door. No thanks, not for that price.

[Anonymous]

There was a fire in the house when under construction in 2010, started by a neighbor. Then in 2012, when the arsonist neighbor died, friends broke into the completed structure and set it on fire in memory of friend. The second time it didn't burn down, just a small fire in attic, no visible damage from street. Bad karma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:coming from driving in the caribbean, that's a lot of room..lol...

+1

Ha,ha,ha.....LOL! Most definitely a lot of room!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There was a fire in the house when under construction in 2010, started by a neighbor. Then in 2012, when the arsonist neighbor died, friends broke into the completed structure and set it on fire in memory of friend. The second time it didn't burn down, just a small fire in attic, no visible damage from street. Bad karma.

Whoa! The friends committed a felony in memory of the neighbor? So, in addition to all of the other drawbacks, you will have crazy neighbors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seems way too narrow of a driveway and a challenge.

http://goo.gl/maps/ukExl

LMFAO!

so true! I don't know!

[Anonymous]

OP, you should have such problems.

[Anonymous]

This setup is fugly, but if you can't figure out how one gets into and out of the garage with this setup perhaps you should go back to drivers Ed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:street view it from the main door side. There's enough room.

maybe for a prius, but you can see that the width is too narrow

http://goo.gl/maps/rkk6p

Don't worry. Eventually these big houses in Pimmit Hills will sell, although it looks like the sellers need to drop the price some more, and then you won't need to worry about other homes in 22043.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There was a fire in the house when under construction in 2010, started by a neighbor. Then in 2012, when the arsonist neighbor died, friends broke into the completed structure and set it on fire in memory of friend. The second time it didn't burn down, just a small fire in attic, no visible damage from street. Bad karma.

Whoa! The friends committed a felony in memory of the neighbor? So, in addition to all of the other drawbacks, you will have crazy neighbors.

And all of the crazy Haycock parents walking by -- although I guess the owner would also be a crazy Haycock parent (assuming the owner has children).