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What are some good view lots?  NorthSouth runs along the toll roads, so rotate the pic slightly clockwise. 

Wish they had more homes to take advantage of the city lights views
 
Trevi has the biggest lots and best views. That said, if you really want nice views I would wait for later phases of OH with more elevation and expect to pay even more $$$$.
 
It's interesting because the Trevi lots pretty much go in every direction; they border all the Amelias. I'm about 99% positive that Phase I will be the lots with the orchard facing to the back of the homes. I have seen the Trevi models (un-finished, as of right now they are framed with drywall) and they are along that line, starting with the closest lot to the pool. So my question is this, if you were to get a Trevi, which way would you prefer to face? I have a feeling that the best lots are the ones opposite to Phase I, so more elevation and facing the orchard. However, some of those side lots are MASSIVE.
 
kitten said:
It's interesting because the Trevi lots pretty much go in every direction; they border all the Amelias. I'm about 99% positive that Phase I will be the lots with the orchard facing to the back of the homes. I have seen the Trevi models (un-finished, as of right now they are framed with drywall) and they are along that line, starting with the closest lot to the pool. So my question is this, if you were to get a Trevi, which way would you prefer to face? I have a feeling that the best lots are the ones opposite to Phase I, so more elevation and facing the orchard. However, some of those side lots are MASSIVE.
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when you say massive, you mean like 4,000-5000 sq ft?  :-)
 
qwerty said:
kitten said:
It's interesting because the Trevi lots pretty much go in every direction; they border all the Amelias. I'm about 99% positive that Phase I will be the lots with the orchard facing to the back of the homes. I have seen the Trevi models (un-finished, as of right now they are framed with drywall) and they are along that line, starting with the closest lot to the pool. So my question is this, if you were to get a Trevi, which way would you prefer to face? I have a feeling that the best lots are the ones opposite to Phase I, so more elevation and facing the orchard. However, some of those side lots are MASSIVE.
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when you say massive, you mean like 4,000-5000 sq ft?  :-)
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Just look at that lot on the left side, right under the tennis courts. That is a MASSIVE, MASSIVE lot in comparison to the others! It's 2x as big! That's a near 200 ft deep lot, I measured on google maps. >:D HAHAHA
 
kitten said:
qwerty said:
kitten said:
It's interesting because the Trevi lots pretty much go in every direction; they border all the Amelias. I'm about 99% positive that Phase I will be the lots with the orchard facing to the back of the homes. I have seen the Trevi models (un-finished, as of right now they are framed with drywall) and they are along that line, starting with the closest lot to the pool. So my question is this, if you were to get a Trevi, which way would you prefer to face? I have a feeling that the best lots are the ones opposite to Phase I, so more elevation and facing the orchard. However, some of those side lots are MASSIVE.
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when you say massive, you mean like 4,000-5000 sq ft?  :-)
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Just look at that lot on the left side, right under the tennis courts. That is a MASSIVE, MASSIVE lot in comparison to the others! It's 2x as big! That's a near 200 ft deep lot, I measured on google maps. >:D HAHAHA
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Trevi lots will range from 7800-14000 sqft! But some of the larger lots near the Culver side appear to be ~20,000 sqft. Not sure how much of the lot is flat and usable.
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11114.0.html

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Square footage of the lots most likely include unusable hillside especially when it's a view lot.
 
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