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Old 01-07-2009, 02:54 PM
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Make sure to look into Carlsbad, too! Great schools, close to the beach, easy commute up the 5 to Pendleton (most traffic in the morning goes south, and north in the evening).
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Old 01-07-2009, 03:33 PM
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We bought in the Shadowridge area of Vista located near the Shadowridge golf course. It's really beautiful and well maintained. San Marcos does have some nice areas but I couldn't afford to buy in the really nice areas. Nice areas include the San Elijo hills area. Do a search here and you should see some posts on where the nice parts are. The drive to San Marcos is a little longer and has a little more traffic to Camp Pendleton. Also it does get a little warm there.

Definitely check out Carlsbad like I said before and for sure take a look at the Shadowridge area of Vista. It really has the whole package! Ultimately, I liked it better than San Marcos and my husband's commute to camp pendleton is less than it would be there. The climate should be a little more mild than San Marcos also. I would take a drive to all three of them and find what you're looking for.

Are you going to buying or renting?
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Old 02-07-2009, 08:05 PM
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Move to Fallbrook but choose a place within the Bonsall school district which is on par with some of the best schools in the county. See Bonsall Union School District | District Boundary Map
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Move to Fallbrook but choose a place within the Bonsall school district which is on par with some of the best schools in the county. See Bonsall Union School District | District Boundary Map

Thanks for the info. I think we have decided on San Marcos. The schools seems a bit better than Fallbrook and real estate is pretty good as well.
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