would a sideload garage prevent you from buying a house?
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Anonymous
I have a circular driveway and side garage and all guests park in my circular driveway and go through front doors |
Anonymous
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Lack of a sideload garage would prevent me from buying a house.
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Anonymous
| We have a front load garage. Doesn’t bother me a bit. |
Anonymous
| Can someone explain why a side load would be har to park in? Most side load garages I’ve seen are corner lots and you just pull right in. Or around here, the massive ones that hang in front of the house, but don’t seem that hard to pull into? |
Anonymous
| Would not buy if it's a corner lot. Corner lots suck...most have very little privacy, you are SOL if you have two sidewalks to shovel, dogs love to poop on your lawn, you better hope your house is not a school busstop, you may have little to no backyard and a huge sideyard depending on how your house is situated, headlights from at least three directions (four if it's a + intersection), I don't want to list any more because I'm depressing myself. Also would not buy if there's not enough room to extend the driveway out and back where I can back my car out of the garage and drive forward to the street. Yeah I'm pretty picky. |
Anonymous
| Front load garage >>>>>> no garage. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| I love the side load garages, but they are hard to find here. Why would it be a problem? |