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does any one who lives in the Cubberly development have any knowledge of what it's like to live there? And which schools the locals in the estate are sending their kids to? We understand it's mostly young families/professionals/many of whom are indian/asian - and looking from the size/price of the houses homeowners must be on a pretty decent income level. We'd be stretched to pay for two kids in private school and hear that the public schools are good, but getting overcrowded... any insights?
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Hi, I am not aware of anyone that is sending their kids to private school. You do not move to Robbinsville and pay the taxes to send your kids to private. The public schools are very good, and the expansions of the schools are addressing the crowding issues.
How is it like to live at Cubberly? That's really subjective so I'll answer by saying that the community holds regular events that all are invited to. For example, this past weekend (despite the cold weather), a Halloween event was held for the kids in the open space. It was well attended and we do it every year. In addition to that, we usually have something for Easter for the kids as well. I think there are a couple of other community events through the year as well, but slips my mind what they are.
We did try to hold a block party this year (really a community party in the open space), but had to cancel it due to weather issues. We will try again next year.
Any Resale home available for sale in the community?
Hi KL72/rest of the members,
I have been looking at Cubberly Meadows and wanted to see if there was any home for resale in the community? We are interested in Turnberry or Pembroke.
Happy New Year! I read in the earlier post regarding water retention basin. Can you please let me know that where the retention basin is located at? The reason I ask we are considering few open lots in the development and wanted to know?
The water retention basins are located in the front of the community nearest to the community entrances (3 of them) and one in the back of the property off the tree lines and away from the houses. The one in the back is probably the one to look at since the lots back there are still available.
It is best for you to look at the map at the hallmark website (you can google for it) or to come into the office and let the sales person show you where the retention basins are in conjunction to the lots you might be interested in. They are all on the map as they are considered part of the community and a responsibility of the association to maintain.
Hi Chinkaps, I just picked a lot at Cubberly. We were considering the one that KL72 is referring to with the water retention pond in the back but were worried about the wildlife and water entering the house so decided to go with another lot. I think its the only one without a lot premium. Good luck! If you go there, I'd love to hear what you think of the pond!!
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Any Resale home available for sale in the community?
