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Old 03-11-2008, 10:53 PM
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Default Meadows Place is it a good place to live?

I am considering purchasing a home in Meadows Place. It seems quiet and the homes were built in the 1970's. They attend the Sugarland schools Dulles High School. When I searched on the internet it seemed more famous for being a speed trap then anything else, which I presume is an indicator of a strong police presence.?. Any information sharing concerning meadows Place would be greatly appreciated, crime? peceful neighborhood? Strict HOA? Communty Activites for the kids (highschool age son)?
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Old 03-17-2008, 12:38 PM
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There is no HOA but there are deed restrictions and from my POV all yards/houses look well kept.

I like the place. I've lived there for a month now. It's a very tranquil place. Nice enough neighbors too. There's community activites and the kids get along well from what I've heard/seen

There is a strong police presence and that's definitely a good thing. You can buy a sticker that shows you're a resident of the neighborhood (supposedly you'd be less likely to get pulled over if you speed every once in a while... i need to go buy one).

Another thing I like about it is that the homes are NOT cookie cutter. You can see some variety. And the community is set as in long term residents.
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