They left the canyon part off. I guess it is presumed to be assumed.Bryce is another very short street. It ends in the cul-de-sac where you see the houses below.That’s the previously featured Roosevelt Avenue off to the left.This house sits on the cul-de-sac at the other end of Bryce.I believe there may be three apartment units in this building. Buddy says “glad we didn’t move here”. Me too. It has a rough look about it.I guess they changed their minds. That incomplete frontage has been that way for the 3+ years I’ve lived here.These houses are all much larger than they look. The back of the house is built down a hillside. So, this is actually a two-story house, 180 square meters, with a deck and patio. It is currently for sale, fully furnished, including a game room complete with a pool table and dartboard. My kind of place, and “only” 13 million pesos ($260,000). I’m not going to buy property here, but I’d be tempted by this one.
Here’s the ad for the house if you are interested. Some better photos of the exterior and some inside shots as well.
So, that’s it for Bryce. Next up will be the longest street in the subdivision and a major thoroughfare (it’s how I get to my house too). Lots more to see!
cul-de-sac
With hyphens. It’s French for “ass of the bag.” No joke.
Damn it! I knew it looked wrong, but my spell check corrected it that way so I let it be. Fixed it now. Thanks.