[Bryn-gwlad] couple of question

[ke5zw at wt.net]

Ok....

I punched up your office address (it helps when you work for the guys that
build the roads :) and found your office is just south of what is now
known as SH 45 (one of the new toll roads) and IH-35 in the La Fontaria
(sp) area of Round Rock.

You are in great luck.

You could live in Cedar Park/Leander/Liberty Hill area and use the toll
roads to get DIRECT and fast access to the area where your office is.

You could also live in Round Rock and use the toll road or I-35 the same
way. Pflugerville would be good as you would be traveling against the I-35
morning and afternoon crushes.

Georgetown would be ok, but I-35 can be busy and hoses up real easy.

Personally, I would do the "Cedander Hill" area and run the toll roads.
Get a toll tag, its cheaper and you just blaze thru the toll gates.

Today is my lady's last day at the Sears Teleserve call center which is
just east and north of I-35 and the area where your office will be.

However, now she will be slugging her way down 183 to MOPAC and the TxDOT
facility across from Camp Mabry (The Texas National Guard HQ) at MOPAC and
35th Street.

Oh well....the pay, hours and bennies are MUCH better!!! and she has
WEEKENDS!!! off. I can only dream (nightmare??) of what she has planned
for the SCA and the Honey-Do list.

Niklas




> The office is located at the below address.
>
> 3814 Jarrett Way
> Austin, TX 78728
>
> Ideally, I would prefer to buy a house that is less than a 30 minute drive
> from work. Quick access to the heart of Austin is not a high priority at
> this time. Older homes to not worry us, our current house was built in
> 1900. We would not want a house that old unless at LOT of work has been
> done to it. Our house should be a museum for electricians there is every
> era or electrical code is still in use.
>
> Schools are not an immediate concern but starting a family is in the
> future.
>
>
>>Hi...
>>
>>We went thru this all back about 3 years ago. We picked the Cedar
>>Park/Leander/Liberty Hill area to live in for several reasons....
>>
>>We currently are in Cedar Park in the 183/1431 area.
>>
>>1. Your in Williamson County, taxes are lower, the local law folks take a
>>very dim view of crime and we don't have the traffic congestion that
>>Austin proper and some of Travis county has.
>>
>>2. If you are looking at schools (we were not, ours are 25 and 26) but
>> the
>>Leander ISD and the Liberty Hill ISD are very good.
>>
>>3. Houses up here have not gone out of sight, yet. We paid 110,000 for a
>> 4
>>bedroom, 2 bath , 1300sq feet. Not bad for the Austin area.
>>
>>4. There's lots of the Barony living up in the Northernlands.
>>
>>I would not do Round Rock. Pflugerville might be ok, but I think that is
>>in Travis county. You might also look at Georgetown, Taylor area.
>>
>>Where is your office to be?
>>
>>Do you plan to rent or buy or rent and look around to buy later?
>>
>>If we can help, let us know. I moved here about 4 years ago to goto work
>>for the state and my lady just recently got a job with the state also.
>>
>>We moved here from Huntsville, Texas and the Barony of Raven's Fort.
>>
>>Niklas
>>
>>
>>> We have looked around Round Rock and Pflugerville and it looks like
>>> your
>>> neighbors all live about 3 feet away from you. Are there areas that
>>> have
>>> lower housing density? I use to joke with my wife that I want our next
>>> house to have neighbors that were at least out of arrow range :-).
>>> While I
>>> know that might be a little extreme, I would prefer just a little elbow
>>> room.
>>>
>>> Giovanni
>>>
>>>
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