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I wrote a post on City-Data before that was called, "Would you rather live in a city, suburb, or exurb?" So basically, I am a person who prefers to live in either:
1. A town that is exurban but has easy access to the suburbs (In other words, the exurban area is
close to a metropolitan region).
2. A town that is suburban and exurban at the same time.
The only towns I ever been to in Sussex County is Sparta, Hopatcong, and Stanhope. The thing that's common about these three towns is that they all have a body of water, but I am not particular about those things (Google Earth shows me that Sussex County has way too many lakes).
So what other states have you lived/visited in that have these Sussex County type of neighborhoods? Give me examples of town names.
Google Earth shows me that Sussex County has way too many lakes
That is definitely problematic for the discriminating home-seeker. How many of those lakes in Sussex County do you think they should fill-in with rubble?
That is definitely problematic for the discriminating home-seeker. How many of those lakes in Sussex County do you think they should fill-in with rubble?
Sorry, I should reword my post. There is nothing wrong with having too many bodies of water in a county. Living extremely close to one would be bad for hurricanes, floods, and nor'easters. I am not particular about having bodies of water in a town, but I just wouldn't want to have my property border against water.
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