Few of my neighbors have RV garage in separate structure masquerading as rough cut lumber barn. They are quite attractive.
What is your ideal custom home?
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Few of my neighbors have RV garage in separate structure masquerading as rough cut lumber barn. They are quite attractive.
To each their own but it is not a business and with further investigation you will see half the doors are high enough to bring motorhomes ,race car trailers on one side and daily vehicles on the other side with presumably an open area in the corner between for shop equipment. Pretty brilliant idea.
Double wide with granite countertops.
This is what my wife likes, but it has no 3 car garage. That could be worked out however. I think it'd go over budget using the best materials.
I don't get the idea of why do you need attached garage for RV and motor home. I can understand race cars but not THAT high of a ceiling. Honestly it doesn't feel like HOME but rather like someone is living in a single story business park zoned for industrial / box store retail. It could work if this is your idea of NICE but it would not be a good home if you ever want to sell it later.
Maybe skip the pool until budget allows later? Personally I'd focus on things that must be done right first (kitchen, bathroom) so they will not be torn out and remodeled, and incrementally build up the other area that are "vacant" later (landscaping, interior of empty rooms, garage, etc). This is unless you guys are old and does not have time and need them before you cannot use them anymore.
Easy, small house, big garage.
That looks perfect. All I’d do is have a side or rear entry garage with another stall or two. Just cleans it up from an aesthetic standpoint by not looking at a sea of garage doors on the front. If you are out on your own and not in a neighborhood it probably doesn’t matter much.
Good point.
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If I would be a millionaire, I would definitely be able to fulfil this dream of mine. I'm dreaming of owning a piece of land in a residential area. Then, I would love to have a huge garden with a big pool. I've actually managed to receive some Mortgage Advice Newcastle, but I don't know how I'll be able to accomplish this dream. I'm currently staying in a two-room apartment and my wife is expecting a child, so I don't know if we will have enough space. Buying a bigger place is getting harder and harder, but I've got a second job in order to save up more money
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My dream home would be a mid century modern art deco, with neighbors so far away that they can't be seen or heard.
Quite fond of this; no thru passages for the roof; steep to shed snow; covered entrance without looking like one
I gravitate to small homes like others gravitate to large ones.
Not interested in a show piece.
I gravitate to small homes like others gravitate to large ones.
Not interested in a show piece.
3 Bed 2.5 bath
2200 sq ft + 1000 sq ft basement/bar.
Open floor plan, deck, walk out back patio.
Detached garage.
2200 sq ft + 1000 sq ft basement/bar.
Open floor plan, deck, walk out back patio.
Detached garage.
I also love the style of Art Deco and Mid Century. In warmer climate (but not HOT) I believe Mid Century is actually very comfy and practical.
I kinda like the idea of living underground in a converted missile silo.
Yeah, the pool seems like something that's easily added later. That and I'd much rather have a small plunge pool. Even more important if you have a newer house since they all seem to have tiny lots.
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