The view from the top of Butterfly Court is one that could blow you away. Or at least indoors. It's pretty bad . . .
People seem to have had an easier time putting down roots on the street, though.
Of the 12 houses built around 1991, only four have changed owners, and of those only two have been resold more than once. I love the area - the schools are great. The serenity of the neighborhood is one of the things that keeps people there. There's just absolutely no noise up here. Joe Matthews, whose family lives across the street from Mast's house, said he likes the sense of isolation living on the hill provides, though his house is a short drive from the bustling commercial intersection of Mae Anne Avenue and West McCarran.