Many times when people come to us at Homestead and are looking at possible Homestead house plans, they have a multitude of questions. They ask what rooms they should really be focusing on, which rooms are typically our clients’ favorites, and which ones get used the most often. Today, we’re going to be delving into this topic a little deeper.

The ground is thawing. The birds are chirping. Trees and flowers are budding. This is the time of year when houses start popping up for sale all over the place. Most people know that spring is the best time to list a home for sale or go house hunting, but did you know that it is also the perfect time to start building a home yourself?

Different families have different needs and wants when it comes to their home’s design and what works for the parents, the kids, and the pets. A lot of these choices will depend on the ages of the children in the family. For example, if your kids are still in diapers or potty-training and you spend your days knee-deep in all things messy, your wish list will differ greatly from parents with tweens and teens who have much more autonomy. This week, we’re going to look at the upgrades that are being asked for from our clients with smaller children.

While we pride ourselves on working within the budgets of each of the families we work with, we know that sometimes budgets can be tighter, lots can be smaller, or less room is needed in the home. We developed a new series, our Heartland Series, of home plans to address these issues. So, if you have an empty nest, are just starting your family, or need a more budget-friendly or smaller lot size option, check out these home plans.

With so many different floor plans and styles, we often get asked the question about which homes are our most popular models. We mostly sell our ranch style homes.