Gail Gladstone, CIPS, TRC, SRES, RECS,
Broker, 11743
Just depends on your viewpoint. I always thought being near a school would be 1) convenient for my children; and 2) have the benefit of more safety precautions because of the children.
I would do it!
I would do it!
Web Reference: http://GailGladstone.com
Lillian Tramantano, GRI Assoc. Brkr,
Broker, Nassau County, NY
Just to add to your thoughts. You have to think of resale. If it is indeed an elementry school, near this home or any other, it can also be desirable to others starting a family having small children. However, on the other hand a junior/high school is another story. You have lots of different activities going on.
Such as:
Young adults driving, after school activities/sports, events that will draw traffic, night entertainment and last but not least weekend hangout activity which is not allowed but almost difficult to avoid.
Such locations/closeness to any school, whether elementry, junion high and/or high school can and will make a difference as to market value.
If I can help you with any of your Real Estate needs, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Lillian Tramantano, GRI
Associate Broker
Coach Realtors
516-678-6648
ltramantano@coachrealtors.com
SUCCESSFULLY MARKETING & SELLING REAL ESTATE FOR OVER 25 YEARS!
Such as:
Young adults driving, after school activities/sports, events that will draw traffic, night entertainment and last but not least weekend hangout activity which is not allowed but almost difficult to avoid.
Such locations/closeness to any school, whether elementry, junion high and/or high school can and will make a difference as to market value.
If I can help you with any of your Real Estate needs, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Lillian Tramantano, GRI
Associate Broker
Coach Realtors
516-678-6648
ltramantano@coachrealtors.com
SUCCESSFULLY MARKETING & SELLING REAL ESTATE FOR OVER 25 YEARS!
Arlynn B. Palmer,
Agent, 11576
Hi Sabitha,
I believe the home you are referring to is 55 Clyde St, and if so, the school is an elementary school.
As you know, everything has it's pros and cons, however living close to a school can be a great positive! There are no neighbors on the side of the home that the school is on and the children, when school is in session, are young. During the winter months there is most likely no outdoor recess and during the summer months school is not in session so the noise factor from the children is really at a minimum. Furthermore, the home is on the ball field side, not on the playground side. Also, on the plus side, if you have young children of your own, the outdoor school grounds are nice and close for your own family use.
Hope you find this helpful - if you would like to further discuss your concerns about this or any other home, please contact me.
Regards,
Arlynn
Arlynn B. Palmer, ESQ, SRES, CBR, CMS, CNS
Associate Broker, REALTOR
Coldwell Banker Claire Sobel
Direct: (516)410-3594
Office: (5126)621-6300 x 205
Email: Arlynn@ArlynnPalmer.com
I believe the home you are referring to is 55 Clyde St, and if so, the school is an elementary school.
As you know, everything has it's pros and cons, however living close to a school can be a great positive! There are no neighbors on the side of the home that the school is on and the children, when school is in session, are young. During the winter months there is most likely no outdoor recess and during the summer months school is not in session so the noise factor from the children is really at a minimum. Furthermore, the home is on the ball field side, not on the playground side. Also, on the plus side, if you have young children of your own, the outdoor school grounds are nice and close for your own family use.
Hope you find this helpful - if you would like to further discuss your concerns about this or any other home, please contact me.
Regards,
Arlynn
Arlynn B. Palmer, ESQ, SRES, CBR, CMS, CNS
Associate Broker, REALTOR
Coldwell Banker Claire Sobel
Direct: (516)410-3594
Office: (5126)621-6300 x 205
Email: Arlynn@ArlynnPalmer.com
Web Reference: http://www.ArlynnPalmer.com
