We had the chance to interview Tim and Grace about their dream home at Andasio Village in Port Orchard, Washington. Check out what they had to say! Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you were looking for in a new home. A large floor plan was important to us. We also wanted to live in a small, tight-knit community in the Port Orchard area. What made you choose your floor plan, and what do you like about it? The Lowrey floor plan…
Emily and Troy moved from Los Angeles to Tucson seeking a career change, lower cost of living and better quality of life. They initially signed a 1.5-year lease, but they discovered Richmond American Homes in Vail, Arizona just six months into living in the area. They were mainly looking at homes for fun; the Dominic at Mountain Vail Ranch III was love at first sight. Purchasing their dream home occurred sooner than expected, and they couldn’t be happier with the decision. Living in a ranch-style…
Against the stunning backdrop of Mount Rainier, Buckley, Washington, offers a welcoming community and a range of exciting attractions. From a quaint Main Street and drive-in movie theater to the notable White River School District, living in Buckley, WA, has many charms—read more about them below! VIBRANT COMMUNITY One of the perks of living in Buckley, WA, is the tight-knit community. Residents enjoy events like the annual Log Show, featuring logging competitions and a parade that serves to “honor the community spirit of Buckley as…
Brooke didn’t want to buy a home, but her entire perspective changed while creating her dream home at Seasons at Kenley Park with Richmond American. Thank you, Brooke, for sharing your story with us! 1. Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you were looking for in a new home. I wasn’t excited about trying to find a new home. I understood the benefits of owning over renting, but the process of purchasing a house felt daunting and overwhelming. I told my husband,…
When it comes to natural splendor, few regions can compare to Virginia’s breathtaking Shenandoah Valley. Nicknamed “The Big Valley,” the 200-mile basin stretches across the Allegheny and Blue Ridge Mountains, offering an impressive array of natural wonders, historic sites and charming towns brimming with shopping, dining and cultural attractions. Those fortunate enough to call Shenandoah Valley home enjoy easy access to the following: Shenandoah National Park. Boasting 200,000 impressive acres of protected lands, including serene woods, flowing waterfalls and over 500 miles of trails, this…
