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Maybe if the improvements were any good they might be worth something. You're not allowed to have any freestanding flagpole anywhere on your property. The new owner will have to spend $$$ to have it removed.

101 on the left, 139 on the right, don't back out of your driveway the same time the TWO neighbors across from you are backing out of theirs.

101 has a more usable side yard, it's deeper than 139 back yard. 101 also has a better cul de sac with fewer neighbors. Even the number 101 is better. But the pickleball noise alone is worth 1M imo.

If this pickleball home sells for asking then 101 Oakstone is a bargain, worth well over 5M in relative terms imo.

Already off market. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/139-Oakstone_Irvine_CA_92618_M93353-59040

https://www.talkirvine.com/threads/portola-springs-odors.17192/page-2#post-416623

Right but you have to look at the topography. Wind blows along the canyons and basically follows Bee Canyon Road.

https://www.talkirvine.com/threads/orchard-hills-4-the-summit-updates.18652/page-25#post-417214

Depends on the corner lot. View lot implies there's no one directly behind you looking into your backyard. If you can get a corner lot that has no one behind you then that is 🤌

View lot 83 for a non-view lot 63 price.

If you get it for that price it will be another example of view lot selling for non-view lot price, lot 63.

That home backs right up to a park. Better hope they don't out pickleball courts there. :ROFLMAO:

Looks like CalPac is following in the footsteps of Shea and starting construction on the next phase even though they still have a lot of unsold homes.

The streets in Orchard Hills Summit will be packed, McMansions with ADUs but only 2 car garages, it will be like the ghettos.

Here's a video https://www.dvidshub.net/video/770246/1st-anglico-trains-with-fbi

70 photos and not one of the pickleball court. That alone might take $1M off the sales price.

$1.5 Million price drop 😲 https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/139-Oakstone-92618/home/197429992

Looks like Toll Brothers Great Park is doing the same design. A traditional layout but with no driveway. That is so bad. So lame. Another way to give customers an inferior product to squeeze out more margin.

And it's sold. One home left on Sunnybank.

Talked to an appraiser, he said the first thing you look at is which side of the street the lot is on. That alone might not be worth 1 million or it might be worth a lot more.