Definition
A pie-shaped lot has unequal side lengths creating a wedge shape—common at cul-de-sac intersections. The varying width makes building placement tricky. These lots require careful design and typically sell for less than standard rectangular lots in the same area.
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Pie-shaped lots challenge home placement and may limit building site options. Require careful engineering and may reduce usable space. Value typically discounted accordingly.
Pro Tip
Pie-shaped lots can work with creative design, but get architect input before purchase. The unusual shape might create building placement challenges that affect your project economics.
Example
A pie-shaped cul-de-sac lot 40 feet wide at front tapering to 20 feet at rear.