Country Classics Blog

When you’re in the process of building a new home you look forward to moving into it as soon as you possibly can. There’s a lot of excitement surrounding setting up your new home and adding all the personal touches that make it yours. The last thing...

A lot of us grew up hearing that patience is a virtue. Maybe we had parents who told us that waiting was good for us—and that good things come to those who wait. But sometimes life just gets in the way and makes all that patient waiting...

If you’ve done your homework before choosing a home builder, then you’ve probably already asked them the basic questions about how they work, got references, and gauged how experienced and knowledgeable they are. However, while all of that is...

Congratulations! You’ve chosen a new home, and you’re ready to seal the deal. You’re going to be a homeowner, and all that’s left to do is sign some paperwork. But before you do, read this! We’re about to give you a few useful tips that you can use...

Buying a new home is big decision that requires research, list-making, and potentially long discussions with your home builder to ensure you’re on the same page. When you add a few family members, a significant other or spouse, things might become...

Our business is building new homes in New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. And while it’s a business, it’s still a very personal undertaking. Sure, we deal with property and building materials, and plans, and finances—but ultimately, it’s a business...

How can buying a new home near Trenton let you be a tourist forever? The answer is easy. Trenton sits at the hub of an area rich in history and modern entertainment facilities. Located approximately 50 miles from both New York City and Philadelphia,...

When you build a new home in New Jersey, choosing the right plan is crucial.

If you’ve let it slip out that you’re considering buying a new home in New Jersey or Pennsylvania, you may find yourself on the receiving end of a lot of friendly (and unsolicited) advice. Dealing with advice you didn’t ask for is bad enough, but...

What comes to mind when you hear the word community? Do you think about a geographic area? Do streets and boundaries come to mind? Do you think about amenities and activities in a certain area? Is a community defined by its ZIP code?