Top 10 Most Popular Yards & Gardens on Zillow’s Dueling Digs
By: Sarah Mann, Senior PR Specialist | May 2, 2008
The sun is finally starting to shine on occasion here in Seattle (I use “occasion” generously here). It’s been enough, however, that I have started to get the yard work itch. I’m not sure about the rest of you, but for me this usually lasts through the first nice weekend; I head to the local nursery and pick up a handful of potted flowers, some seeds to grow herbs and if I am adventurous, a tomato plant or two. I get home and realize I need to do some weeding before I can start anything, which is actually sort of fun — for about 10 minutes. When it finally comes to plant, I can’t wait! Things are looking good — but I am pretty tired, so perhaps I’ll tackle the rest next weekend. Inevitably, there are always a few plants that never quite make it into the soil.
What does this have to do with Dueling Digs you may ask? Well the itch led me to look at the most popular Yards & Gardens on Dueling Digs; however I didn’t quite get what I expected. Instead of lawns that go on for miles with gardens waist high, I got pools. Apparently, for Zillow users, water of any kind in the backyard is the way to go, as the entire top 10 includes water of some sort. While they aren’t exactly what my dream yard might look like, I wouldn’t mind hanging poolside at any of these pads.
9. Glen Oak Ct., Estero FL (For Sale: $1,899,000)
9. Matterhorn Dr., Riverside CA (For Sale: $999,900)
8. Promontory Point Dr., El Dorado Hills CA (For Sale: $1,388,000)
7.Via De Santa Fe, Solana Beach CA (For Sale: $15,350,000)
5. W Lakeshore Dr., San Ramon CA
4. Firenze Blvd, Orlando FL (For Sale: $2,499,000)
3. Mustang Ln Bell, Canyon CA (For Sale: $1,999,999)
1. Kittansett Loop, Henderson NV (For Sale: $4,999,000)
Don’t forget to check out Zillow’s other Top 10’s:
- Stumble it!
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