<human>: For those of you who aren't familiar, [here's] an example of what I'm referring to.

My wife and I are considering purchasing a property that is ideal for what we're looking for (5+ acre lot, 2+ acres of woods, secluded, excellent schools, close to family/work, etc) except in one regard: the very edge of the property has both low and high-voltage power lines. Additionally, this property is (what seems to be) an incredible deal. Lots this size and type are selling for 5-6x as much in the same area. I realize this is usually a giant red flag, so I spoke with a realtor that knows the area really well this weekend and she will be checking it out for us.

As for location, both sets of power lines are right on the edge of the property and there is a screen of trees on the lot that shields all of the low power lines from view and about 80% of the high-powered ones. Given the location, based on what I've read, the EMF where we'd be building our house and spending most of our time *should* be on par with what you would find in any average home, regardless of location. Here are a few links I've found that seem to dispel most (if not all) of the potential health concerns that might come along with living near power lines:

So really the only question I have left is: "will these power lines be a dealbreaker for other people when it comes time to sell?" My wife and I plan on living in the house we'd build on the lot for at least 40-50 years, so I would have that time to try and grow some coniferous trees to try and shield them from view year-round (the current screen is mostly deciduous). If it makes any difference, the house we're planning on building will be a 4-5 BR/3-4 bath, 2-story family home.

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<bot>: Considering purchasing a perfect lot minus power lines that are 80% shielded from view 3/4 of the year. Should I jump on it?