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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've never seen one of those ever. What's the logic here?

Are these basically giant detached townhomes? Is the garage/patio bricked entry on the back? Or the entrance to the house [i]is[/i] the garage area which is essentially an alley?

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Logic is to fit as many houses on the parcel as possible.  $$$ for the builder.  [/quote]

How many of these sideways home share the same driveway/alley area? Are they labeled 1468 Sideways Road Unit A / 1468 Sideways Road Unit B?[/quote]

Somehow my post got merged into prior post or something.

I was saying:

Odd numbers have garage in back.  Its like an access road to their garages.  But front door on Buena Vista.  Visitors park on street and enter front door.  Most homes have a front door, plus a separate door to garage. Difference here I suppose is you don't access both from Buena Vista.  It actually keeps Buena Vista very quiet IMO.  But I never lived there, only visited.

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