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  • Happy Thanksgiving from Country Club Homes

    Happy Thanksgiving from Country Club Homes
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    The annual Thanksgiving holiday presents an opportunity for Country Club Homes to extend warm holiday greetings to you; and to wish you and your family a very happy Thanksgiving Day.

    This is one day in the year when Americans from across the country gather together to enjoy the many things that are most important in life – family, friends and of course, a home cooked meal made with love.

    We have much for which we are thankful. So, on this special day, indulge in enjoying the things you cherish most! We hope your Thanksgiving holiday experience provides many great memories to last a lifetime.

    Happy Thanksgiving Day from Country Club Homes!

  • Perfect Home Features to Help Introverts Recharge

    Have you ever felt the need to escape, get away, and have some time to yourself? Before you take off for a weekend away consider adding a retreat to your home that is custom designed to help you recharge and is always available. Perhaps you could benefit from the following: Window nook – Maximize your home’s view by…

  • Bring the Outside In to Your Kitchen for Perfect Entertaining in Warm Weather

    The warm summer months are just around the corner and it is never too early to consider upgrading your kitchen space for endless entertaining opportunities. One of today’s hottest kitchen trends is to connect your exterior space with your kitchen.  Our favorite design ideas include: Installing an indoor/outdoor counter space Extending your kitchen counter into an exterior space…

  • Choose Your Favorite Dormer Style

    Dormers are structural elements of a home or building that extend outward from the roof. There are a variety of different dormer styles used in traditional home design, the most popular styles include: Gable A gable is the most traditional type of dormer and serves multiple purposes including keeping water away from the window and adding vertical headroom….

  • New England Home Style of the Month: Post-Medieval English

    Post-medieval English homes were found throughout England and colonial America in the late 1600’s and early 1700’s. This is a style born in England and brought to the colonies by Puritans who settled in the Northeast. Although this isn’t a common modern style you can incorporate elements into your home’s design, such as: Window details This…