Since new homes offer so many possibilities, there may not be a home already built to your specifications when you go under contract. Don’t let this stop you from getting the home you really want. Follow these tips to select the floor plan that’s best for you. Read more.
Floor Plan Spotlight: The Pewter
Floor Plan Spotlight: The Pewter
Welcoming guests in style with an inviting covered porch, the inspired Pewter plan continues to impress with a spacious great room and a generous dining area. An RV garage is also included! Read on to find out why this plan is a must-see.
Building a house from the ground up gives you the freedom to find a home floor plan that fits your lifestyle. But with so many options to choose from, where do you start? We’ve got you covered with a comprehensive guide, so you can confidently choose a floor plan that’s right for you and your loved ones.
What to Expect at Our Walk-through Appointments
What to Expect at Our Walk-through Appointments
Every homebuilder handles the construction process a little differently, so even if you’ve bought a new home before, you may be wondering what walk-through opportunities you’ll have with Richmond American. In this article, we’ll give you a general overview of the three main meetings you’ll have onsite after we’ve broken ground on your new home—plus some tips on how to make the most of your time at these appointments.
Don’t Miss the Dayton!
Don’t Miss the Dayton!
Between its thoughtful layout and versatile design options, the Dayton floor plan is truly a dream home. Boasting approximately 3,900 to 3,960 sq. ft. of living space, this stunning home offers plenty of room to grow and adapt alongside your lifestyle. Curious about what makes this plan so sought-after? Read on to discover more about the Dayton’s impressive features!
How Long Does It Take to Build a New House?
How Long Does It Take to Build a New House?
If you want to know how long it takes to build a new house, this is the article for you. We cover a range of circumstances that can factor into the timeline. Once you know what goes into the construction process, it will help you know how to plan a smooth move.