Early American Farmhouse-under construction
10 years ago
I'm always stunned when I find homes that are planted on a lot without any thought or consideration to its surrounding environment. I believe a home should consider its environment, views, breezes, and sunlight just as much as the function it serves its occupants. This Early American Farmhouse custom home (currently under construction)
takes advantage of vistas from every direction and includes four exterior, covered porches. Tall ceilings allow for expansive views of the surrounding orchard and sky, and provide abundant natural light. The 12 ft. ceiling height on the first floor allows for extra tall windows and amazing views from the second floor windows and decks. Design, Build, and Enjoy!
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PRO10 years ago- PRO10 years agoThe Early American Farm House Custom Home is getting its standing seam metal roof installed, first coat of paint, and sheetrock installed. Exterior brickwork is finished and the custom columns and railings get installed next week. Design, Build, and Enjoy!
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PRO10 years agoLooking forward to seeing the cabinetry! We love this kind of work! So much history and care in the old craftsmanship
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