Country Classics Blog

If you enjoy having out-of-town guests in your New Jersey home, a guest bedroom is an absolute essential. But because the guest room is often the least-used room in the house, it can get overlooked when it comes to planning designand décor. How can...

Many of our new homes at Country Classics include a fireplace in the Family Room. A gas fireplace is the one you get initially, but you can opt for a wood burning fireplace if you wish!

Researching what you want in your new New Jersey home is essential in order to get what you want. There is, however, an inherent risk of accumulating so much information that you can’t make a decision. It’s what some people refer to as “analysis...

One of the important first steps you can take when you’re considering building a new home in New Jersey is establishing a realistic budget. Your budget determines how much home you can really afford—which helps when you’re checking out a variety of...

If you’re thinking about building a new home in New Jersey, you’ll probably spend a fair amount of time thinking about what floor plan you want, what style of home suits your needs and even how much square footage is right for your family. Another...

These days, conversations about new homes often include some discussion about smart features. It seems every time you turn around, there is a new app or gadget intended to improve your experience in your new home. So should you try to make your new...

Many people mistakenly equate character with age. They immediately think of the quirks and oddities found in older homes when the word “character” is mentioned. However, there are many ways new homes can be infused with character, and here are a few...

Granite countertops have become a must have in updated kitchens throughout the U.S., and with good reason. They look great and they last much longer than most other kinds of countertop. However, many people still aren’t sure how to clean them...

When deciding how to go about buying a home, many people are stuck trying to decide between an older home (possibly even a fixer-upper) and new construction.

You may have seen the Direct TV commercials about “the Settlers” who settle for old-fashioned cable instead of Direct TV. They’re pretty funny. But when it comes to choosing a new home in New Jersey, it’s no laughing matter to accept a house that’s...