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Now is the time to put your house on the market. If you are thinking that the value of your home will go up the longer you wait, you are probably correct. However, the cost of new home construction is also rising and if you continue to wait it may raise more than the value would increase on the house you are selling resulting in a net loss to you. [...] Please continue reading on our blog. https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3197
Are you thinking about building a new home and would like to have a walk out basement? If you are, there are some things you may want to consider when choosing a lot. A walk out basement means that you want a lot that has a gradual slope to it. Preferably from the front to the back and ideally from side to side as well. [...] Please continue reading on our blog. https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3190
One of the first questions that we seem to hear from Customers: What are the Hidden costs? The costs you have in building a home are not invisible you just have to realize what they are. In reality there are no hidden costs it’s just that some are unknown or are variable costs. [...] Please continue reading on our blog at https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3183
We moved our son into his own apartment. That would normally be good news in itself but it also meant we could reclaim some of the garage space that was used to store some of his furniture. We see many uses today for garages. While the most common remains storage for our autos, expanded storage, workshops, man cave and future living space are just some of the other uses. Garages can flex to provide for multiple uses as the need arises. [...] Please continue reading on our blog. https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3162
Want to build a new home but need to sell your existing home? One of the best ways to sell your house is by picking the right season. Spring is an ideal time to try and move your home on the existing homes market. [...] Please continue reading on our blog. https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3166
According to a 2011 study by Recon Analytics, people who have an attached garage go in and out of their home using the door between the home and the garage 92% of the time, rather than using the main entry door. Yet, many new homes focus lots of attention of the front entry foyer and treat the entry from the garage almost as an afterthought! [...] Please continue reading on our blog. https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3164
For people who are looking to add natural light there are several options to consider. The most expensive way would be just to add extra windows. The least expensive way to add natural light is to make the windows that are already on the plan larger in size. Ask your Housing Consultant what the cost would be to make a window wider and longer. In most cases to make the window approx. 6” wider and 6” longer the cost would be approximately $30.00 per window making it a very cost effective way to add natural light. [...] Please continue reading on our blog.
When it comes to Kitchens and Primary Suite Bathrooms you can create a great work space with Task Lighting such as Under Cabinet Lights and Wall Sconce Lights to illuminate areas. Recessed Can Lights can fully illuminate an area or room or you can add a dimmer to reduce lighting for a softer lighting. Another style of lighting is Decorative Lighting which includes fixtures such as accent or Flair lights to call attention to a certain area. A Recessed Eye Ball Light placed above a Fireplace can be adjusted to high light a Picture or Mantle area. [...] Please continue reading on our blog.
Monroe Manor is a distinctively quaint neighborhood in Monroe Township, Snyder County, with local charm and delightful streetscapes. In addition to the great location and beautiful homes, the neighborhood offers tremendous views of the Susquehanna Valley. [...] Please continue reading on our blog.
Thinking about building a new home in Center County, PA? We have just the right property for you located near Historic Bellefonte. The Centre County seat, Bellefonte, is 10 miles northeast of Penn State’s University Park Campus. It was named in honor of the town’s central spring “la belle fonte” meaning “Beautiful Fountain” by the French statesman Talleyrand, Bellefonte has been home to seven governors from three states. [...] Please continue reading on our blog.
