Country Classics Blog

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...

There’s one room in your new home that will get an awful lot of usebut doesn’t often get much attention in the planning stages: the laundry room.

New construction homes these days are multipurpose spaces. Living rooms serve many purposes, including media rooms, entertainment venues and family hangout spots. Kitchens are places to cook, eat and entertain. In fact, every room in your home is...

One thing will always be a mystery: how your wardrobe manages to go from a carefully curated selection that fits neatly into the available storage to a wild collection of escaping articles seemingly overnight. It happens to the best of us, though,...

You’ve probably heard people say there’s no such thing as a dumb question. Unfortunately, the Internet has proved that statement to be incorrect!

When most people think about technology, smartphones, tablets and websites may come to mind. Construction probably isn’t the first thing that occurs to them. However, construction and homebuilding have been significantly impacted by technology, and...

There are times when building a new home in New Jersey feels like a leap of faith—particularly if you’ve never purchased a brand new home before. So it really makes sense to look before you leap into buying/building a new home. There are a number of...

Among many other things. Hillsborough, New Jersey has become a popular option for people who want to continue working in New York City, but want to live in an affordable, family-friendly community. As New Jersey homebuilders, we’ve seen the influx,...

When you’re looking for a new home in New Jersey, you have a number of options. You can buy an existing home, build on a lot you’ve found or choose a newer community. Which choice is right for you and your family?