What's in a Name?
I sure wouldn't want the job of sitting around a table and choosing the Names to call the streets in a development! It was stressful enough coming up with the names of my three children!
A home on Mount Misery, my favorite, unusual street was recently sold in my office. When I saw the name, I said to the listing agent, "Oh boy. You might have that one a while"
Do people pay attention when looking at homes what the name of the street is? I know I had a client that was very particular about the house number - each digit had to add up to be an odd number, or she wouldn't even look at it!
Here are some of the street names in my area that I've found to be very unusual.Helluva Hill
Lonely Goose
Ruddy Duck
Smile
Zig Zag


Hi Kim,
Funny stuff. Zig zag would be appropriate for Lombard St. in S.F.!
Those are some crazy names indeed! One of my favorites here in the Austin area is near Lake Travis - it's called Nameless Road.
I grew up in Kentucky, we had small towns near us with Monkey's Eyebrow, and Possum Trot. Oh my, it was a joke then and it is now too, but those are real towns. We have a town in Michigan called Hell, MI. Ok so they promote it big, "I've gone to hell and back". there is a gift shop there with all kinds of gadgets on it.
Why not?