I toured a house on Long Island on Monday, gave the offer 30 mins after we left and they accepted the next day. I grew up in nyc around the noise and played on the streets ( literally) would it be any different living on a double yellow street? The driveway is long enough for 8 suvs.
Will living on a double yellow street bother me?
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We don’t know you and what bothers you, so there is no way for Reddit to answer this question!
You can go visit in the morning/evening if that’s when you’re concerned about the noise. Spend some time in the area and see how noisy it actually is.
As a fellow NYer: what is a double yellow street? Do you just mean “not one way”? Is this code for a multi-lane road, high traffic road, or fast road?
What is a double yellow street?
What’s a “double yellow” street? If you’re talking about moving from the hustle and bustle of the city to a more suburban or rural area, I think it just depends on being willing to trade off walkability (usually the biggest pro for urban residences) in favor of space, less noise, potentially less trash/pollution, etc.
I feel like if you have to ask, then yes, probably