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Originally Posted by Russ_Boston
What are we saying here. Are you saying that using the term 'kissing lanai' is stepping on someone's toes? It's just a term to indicate that a lanai backs up to another. Some people like that and some people don't care because they don't spend much time on their lanai. Nothing wrong with it and nothing wrong with the term in my opinion. If that's not the beef then what's the issue?
This has been a good thread (and a few others lately about lanais) about the pros/cons of lanai location. I don't read anything negative in 99% of the comments.
Please elaborate.
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Rented a home on Bailey Trl last May. We did that for the explicit reason of testing out a street lanai. It was directly across the street from the 1st/2nd hole on Cane. Beautiful view BUT way too noisy. And May is an OFF season. We couldn't even really watch a movie on the TV when we wanted to. During the day was OK but still there was a tremendous amount of foot traffic which provided no privacy either.
The first year we rented we had an interior lot with a 'kissing lanai'. NO GOOD.
Then we had the street lanai. NO GOOD.
This year we have a villa on a golf course. We are hoping this will help us make our decision.
Good luck with yours.
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Yea, we don't want to get negative, do we Russ?
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