It really was a nice area and Bella Vista reminds me a lot of my town back in MA. It had rolling hills and no cookie cutter neighborhoods which is common in about 80% of the Phoenix area.
News channels are full of "An Arizona Man" stories today..It really was a nice area and Bella Vista reminds me a lot of my town back in MA. It had rolling hills and no cookie cutter neighborhoods which is common in about 80% of the Phoenix area.
Just got the rental car pics back from the insurance company last night.
That sounds beautiful.It really was a nice area and Bella Vista reminds me a lot of my town back in MA. It had rolling hills and no cookie cutter neighborhoods which is common in about 80% of the Phoenix area.
Just got the rental car pics back from the insurance company last night.
While of course I did! We just had a huge bash a Dukes @DukeCanBuildit house and there was a Visa card on his nightstand. I figured he left it for me for compensation for the bash he threw at my place while I was away. ?
As long as there was a happy ending.
Mark, it really was awesome. Walking down the trailing seeing it appear was an amazing sight. It really fits right in the way they built it and the steel structure has a lot of detail in it.
Yeah Bentonville is nice (we never made it to Fayetteville) but everyone says it's been growing a lot lately. We're (mostly me) sick of the city and all the traffic here so I want to get back to somewhere a little less congested. BV looks like a perfect fit as it can't get to much larger than it is now and it still has that small town feel. Annie's a little freaked out by the mountains and no street lights because she's always been a city girl but they have a lot of amenities there and everything large is within 15-20 minutes away.We originally were looking in that area, but the wide said no due to the mountainous feel, having just moved out of the Foothills of Golden, CO. We then looked at Bentonville and Fayetteville and realized that's where everyone is moving and that's what we were leaving in CO.
So, about 2 months ago, we bought a house in Greenwood. Like the area, but I'm learning about all the poor building practices here and get to do more work to this house than I ever imagined. There is a reason why there is a huge need for foundation repair services in this area.
I also originally from Phoenix.
I like the Greenwood area as it has a small town feel (9k people) and 15 minutes from being in the middle of Ft Smith. My wife grew up in a town of 400, so it's a good mix for the both of us. She'll get used to the mountain roads... My wife drives around turns so much faster, after 6 years in the mountains.
That’s where the wife and I got married!
We might be coming back to look at some lots in a few weeks, I have a few saved that I saw on the MLS. Plus we didn't have a lot of time on our last trip so I'd like to see more of the area. From what I saw I really like it there especially the Highlands area. I'd love to be able to live on one of the lakes there but they're a little out of my price range now. But there's a few with a lake view that seem reasonable and that's probably the closest I'll get. lol Will let you know if we end up going back out there.
