Totally get where you’re coming from—our place is on a weird wedge-shaped lot, and I’ll admit, at first it looked like a headache. But honestly, it forced us to think outside the box. The backyard is smaller but super private, and the house has this funky layout that’s actually grown on me. City rules were a pain, but we got there. If you’re open to something different, those oddball lots can be a steal... just gotta be ready for some creative problem-solving.
If you’re open to something different, those oddball lots can be a steal... just gotta be ready for some creative problem-solving.
Totally agree—sometimes the “weird” lots are where you find the best deals. I’d add: check for utility hookups and zoning before you get too attached. We almost bought a flag lot once, but the sewer access was a nightmare. Worth double-checking those details upfront.