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  • NBC News Video of a One-of-a-Kind Wilton, Connecticut Home

    Are you shopping for a new home in the Wilton, CT and Fairfield County area of southwestern CT? What would you say if we told you that a gorgeous 15,000 sq. ft. one-of-a-kind Wilton, Connecticut home was available for sale that included everything you ever dreamed of in a home — including a state-of-the-art home theater and a 50’s diner? Check out the entertaining NBC News-New York video tour of this amazing home.

    The home has elegantly appointed living, dining, and family room spaces in addition to a wide variety of specialty rooms Country Club Homes HOBI 2009 Best Outdoor Environmentsuch as a 30 foot high full-size basketball court, a wine cellar, home theater, sports memorabilia room and a gorgeous outdoor living area with a free-form swimming pool, slide, waterfall, hot tub and koi pond. It is beautifully situated on a hilltop in southwestern Connecticut featuring views off in the distance overlooking the countryside.

    If you are visiting homes in the Fairfield County area of southwestern Connecticut don’t miss this 15,000 sq. ft. home in Wilton. It was awarded five individual HOBI awards by the Home Builders Association of Connecticut, including awards for:

    • Best custom home
    • Outstanding special purpose room for the 50s diner room
    • Outstanding special purpose room for the massage room with a soothing in-room waterfall
    • Outstanding special purpose room for the authentic full-court 30 foot high basketball court
    • Best outdoor environment HOBI award for the gorgeous free-form pool and pool house

    This Wilton home was built by the Fairfield County home building firm of Country Club Homes, Inc.. Country Club Homes is well known for fine custom home building and residential remodeling work throughout the Fairfield County, CT area. We have been HOBI award recipients year after year, winning awards in both custom home and residential remodeling categories.

    If you are planning to purchase a home in the near future, or are interested in designing and building a home in the style of this gorgeous Wilton, CT, home; please contact Country Club Homes, Inc. for more information about our expert design and home building experience.

    Contact Country Club Homes, Inc. by telephone at 203-762-0550 or visit the Country Club Homes, Inc. website at www.countryclubhomesinc.com.

    Images from Country Club Homes, Inc. Portfolio

  • Adding Wood Flooring? Here’s How to Prepare Your Home for Demolition

    Adding new wood flooring to your home’s floors is an excellent way to revive a space, add visual interest or increase your home’s resale value. A simple wood floor installation can change the entire look of a room. Before work begins, there are several things you should do to prepare: Sound sub-floor.  New wood flooring should be laid on a clean, smooth,…

  • Prepare for Your New Countertop Installation with These Tips

    Most kitchen renovations involve replacing countertops throughout the space. Because the countertops are a focal point of the room’s design, the installation must go smoothly. Before the installation begins there are several things that should be done to prepare. Make sure to: Choose a suitable material. There are a wide variety of countertop materials to choose from. Do…

  • Turn Your Master Closet Into a Hidden Retreat

    Its time to elevate the closet! In your home, the master closet should obviously serve as a space to hold your clothes, shoes, and accessories, but it can be so much more. Transforming your master closet into a hidden retreat simply requires a shift in perspective and a few functional upgrades. Consider adding: Natural light. Adding…

  • Building Up: Add an Additional Story to Your Home or Guest House

    When investigating home remodeling ideas, you may have realized that adding an additional story is a great way to increase square footage. There are important structural and design considerations to make when adding a second story to your home. Before work begins, talk to your contractor about: Design cohesion. A second story addition should look like it…