What if you love a house but HATE the name of the street?

[Anonymous]

My Grandma lives near Pleasure House Rd in Virgina Beach. Apparently the name stuck even after the brothel had been gone for years...

[Anonymous]

There is "Magic Mountain Way" in rockville. Love that!

[Anonymous]

Have you heard of Fair Lady Lane in Germantown, MD?
I thought it was a red district at first.

so I'm sure the street name you don;t like is fine.

[Anonymous]

Definitely OP. didn't even consider a house I would've very much have wanted to consider because it was on Bonar way and my mom kept saying, "what about the house on boner?"

[Anonymous]

electric ave

[Anonymous]

Check these out:

http://www.heavy.com/comedy/2012/12/the-20-worst-street-names/

Arlene Fuchs Katz Drive

[Anonymous]

Relax, OP. If everything else is right, then the street name does not matter.

I fell in love with my house and did not like the street name. Bought it anyway and am very happy.

[Anonymous]

backlick

[Anonymous]

When we drive cross country, I always get a chuckle when we pass Cheat Lake, exit Fairchance Rd.

[Anonymous]

temporary rd

[Anonymous]

So, OP...enlighten us with the name of the potential street!!

[Anonymous]

Leisure World. Would never live there. Too undignified and trashy sounding.

[Anonymous]

Allnut Lane in Burtonsville. Are they all nuts on the street?

Spruell in Kensington, sounds like a mix of gruel and spit

[Anonymous]

Morningwood Drive in Olney. Yeah, we've definitely had people crack up when we say our street name. Oh we'll, we love our house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is neurotic and funny. Are you Elaine?

I understand hating a street name, but I certainly would not let that affect my purchase decision.

We moved to Illinois for work. We found a lovely house that was located on George W. Bush Drive. We did not buy it. I got pissed off every time I saw the street name. I just couldn't do it.