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Wives and Girlfriends in Norfolk- Willoughby bay or Castle Acres??
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Permalink Reply by Francesca on
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I'm looking into willoughby bay also. Looks beautiful. I spoke to a woman about it and couples only get 1 bedroom and then 1 room per child....
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Permalink Reply by Kac46047 on
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Yeah since we have no children i figured we are only eligiable for a 2 bedroom. Supposidly willoughby bay are the newer ones.
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Yea I heard that too...well stay in touch and maybe we will be neighbors :)
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oo lucky your in the area lol theres no way for me to get down there. We are only looking in the norfolk area because of comute times.
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Permalink Reply by nicolet182 on
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Not sure if you saw it, but I replied to your other post. I live in Castle Acres and have a friend in Willoughby. They really are about the same. Neither of us have garages. We were supposed to get a 2 bedroom, but they upgraded us to a 3 because it was all they had so you never know what you'll get. We have 2 dogs & a baby so military housing was really our only choice. The fenced in backyard is a plus and there's security that drives around, which makes me feel better when my hubby is on deployment!
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haha yes i did see it, we dont have kids but we do have a dog and we were running into problems of not being afford the places that would alow large dogs. Are the yards a good size?
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They're not too big, but it's enough for them to run around a little and do their business..haha
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