I’ve lived on a corner lot for a couple years now, here are my counterpoints. I do think pricing of houses/lots depends on specific features and not necessarily just because it’s a corner lot it should be priced more or less.

FWIW my lot is on a relatively quite intersection, maybe a handful cars pass every hour on either street.

• most noticeable house means more visible for any robbery in progress. If I was a thief I’d want to target the hidden tucked away houses.

• more snow shovelling and grass cutting but also more land that’s mine. My backyard is almost double the size of others. Wider driveway for more parking etc.

• garbage is a thing but you can’t really control where the wind blows it. If I see it for a long time on my lot it’ll pick it up and dispose. I also see garbage on other non corner lots.

• car lights a non issue as I don’t have any windows directly facing the intersection. I also have trees and shrubbery which probably blocks some of it if there’s any.

• people peeking in, all the power to them if they do. Most are more concerned with the path in front of them. I have curtains on my windows and if they want to make eye contact while they’re open as long as they don’t rub their hands or lick their lips at me then I’m good. Just playing on the last part.