Who lives on a busy street?

[NoSpringChick]

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Now that looking at the positive!!!!

 

[s6bee]

I live just outside of the Rochester area. I currently have a house in the burbs. We need to stay in the school district and that's the difficult part. The house is on a road that is surrounded by farmland. Lots of corn, hay and soybean around here. I really would be surprised if it becomes more residential. Lack of business, etc. So that is not a concern. It's a 2 lane road, that cuts in between farmland. If the house were further back I wouldn't be so worried. All of the land is behind the house, and it's surrounded by nice mature maple trees. Traffic is mostly cars but the occasional Farm tractor or semi is mixed in too.

I'm attaching a link to the ariel shot of it's location. If it comes out, it's on Walworth-Penfield Rd. and right across for Baker Rd. There is a skinny patch of open land ( can't see the house, it's hiding under the trees by the road ). That is it.

Pretty rural
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/Walwor...b:12:43.140209:-77.323259:0::/io:0:::::f:EN:M

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Ok I noticed it won't work in ariel, you'll have to zoom in and look for the streets by name then hit ariel view in the corner. If you're interested

 

[pattycake]

We bought an old farmhouse on a road with a 45 limit, which because of the narrowness should be a bit lower, imho. The traffic is bad at commuting time, and we lost two cats to the road.

BUT... our patio is on the other side of the house, and I don't even hear the traffic. It's quiet at night and reasonable on the weekend. I wish it wasn't such a busy road, but it's tolerable.

I sell eggs like THAT! Seriously, in minutes.

 

[silkiechicken]

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Try google maps. You can set the screen over anything at your desired height, and in the top corner you can click "link to this page" and it will give everyone the same link.

Google maps is my best friend when it comes to roads