West Fairmont Ave, Bullard

I'm not a fan of "cookie cutter" homes. Not for the most part anyway. There have been exceptions, but not in this case. Driving along Fairmont, it feels claustrophobic despite a reasonably wide road and set back houses. For me, there seemed to be so little variation from one home to the next. I like when houses complement one another and architecture blends from one place to the next. They just don't have to copy verbatim from one place to the next. I understand the cost savings for developers in doing this, and that those cost savings can be passed on to the buyers, but it's not my cup of tea.