Log and Timber Home Living

Make a New House Feel Anything but New

There are a lot of excellent reasons to build a brand-new, custom home. Of course, there’s the ability to tailor the layout to your needs and the finishes to your specific tastes, but there’s also peace of mind in knowing that components, like the roof and HVAC, are up to snuff and in perfect working order.

The downside of a new build is that it can new — meaning that it   magazine (a sister publication of ). “They come to us with a whiff of lives past, a softness as they settle and age, unexpected nooks or evidence of fine craftsmanship.”

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