Purchasing a home, particularly for the first time, is a significant decision for anyone, and prospective buyers carefully weigh the benefits and drawbacks. Even in a market with limited supply, many homebuyers are unwilling to make concessions on their desired features and frequently prefer to search for a property that meets their criteria, even if it takes longer. St George Utah new homes are becoming more luxurious and worth living day by day. Here are the top features of the new homes you can’t miss out.
Amenities of the Community
The most desirable feature of new homes St George Utah may be located entirely outside it. Individual homebuyers may value the existence of a governing body such as a homeowner’s association (HOA). While HOAs are not for everyone, they provide increased security, ground maintenance, and a variety of community amenities for those who benefit from additional structures. It is critical for buyers considering HOAs to review all documentation thoroughly.
Built-ins That are Personalised
One of the most challenging aspects of relocating to an existing home is ensuring adequate storage for your belongings and heirlooms. Building a new home provides the opportunity for customized storage, allowing you to incorporate as much as your family requires. And regardless of your requirements, Stonegate’s design team will recommend the built-in solution that will provide you with the functional storage you require while maintaining the desired design aesthetic. Consider the following built-ins as you begin planning your new home:
- Shelving units for storage and display purposes
- Benches or window seats with concealed storage
- Television and entertainment units to conceal unsightly wires and cables and to accommodate all necessary electronics and devices
Garage with Heat
There is no escaping the bitter winters. When temperatures fall into the single digits or below, heated garages are a popular feature to consider in new homes St Ut. Heated garages protect your vehicle from the elements, which can cause damage to your vehicle or cause you to wake up to a dead battery in the morning before heading to work. Additionally, the garage is an area of the home that allows for colder air, which increases your indoor heating bill. This option can help insulate your entire home, providing additional comfort during the long winter months.
A basement with a Deep Pour
One of the most appealing aspects of building a new home is the opportunity to customize small details that can significantly impact it. Consider the height of the ceilings in your basement. Whether you’re finishing your basement or not, adding a foot of additional height via a deep pour foundation can significantly increase the space’s sense of openness and invitingness. Ensure that you arrange for this feature before the start of your build.
Luxurious Finishes
Purchasing a home is typically the most significant purchase made by most families. As a result, the decision-making process involves numerous decisions. The most prevalent is probably the price point. Buyers typically desire high-end finishes, including a large main ensuite bathroom. Some will opt for a less expensive home to remodel and upgrade the kitchen and baths.
Two-Car Garage with Separate Work/Storage Area
You’d be hard-pressed to find new homes in St George Utah that does not earn a “10” on the tenth criteria. Additionally, many builders offer three-car garages (or larger) with sufficient storage space to make the man of the house weak at the knees.
When you add it all up, it’s a landslide victory for new homes overused in terms of delivering the features that buyers desire. The odds are in your favor. Your best option for realizing your dream is to build a new home. And, even if you intend to stay put for an extended period, your new home is much more likely to meet the needs of a buyer than a used home that is already out of date.
Innovative Smart Home Technology
With so many modern homeowners leading active, busy lives, it’s advantageous to have a home that adds convenience and simplifies routines. In recent years, there have been numerous advancements in home automation and security technology. Consider the following smart-home technology options as you brainstorm new home must-haves:
- Security system for the home (e.g., smart door locks, surveillance cameras including doorbell camera, security alarm system, etc.)
- Automation system for the home (e.g., smart programmable thermostat, smart appliances, intelligent lighting options, etc.)
- Speaker systems integrated into the vehicle
- Numerous electrical outlets with USB charging ports
Laundry Room on the Second Floor
While hauling laundry up and downstairs isn’t the worst thing in the world, why not avoid it altogether? A laundry room on the second floor makes laundry less of a chore and makes an everyday task significantly more convenient. Bonus points if you can install a window in your upstairs laundry room as well, to brighten the space and inject some joy into the process of loading washers and folding clothes.
Cabinet illumination
In- and under-cabinet lighting is aesthetically pleasing and functional—especially in the kitchen. Additionally, while adhesive strip lighting can be added later, built-in options are typically brighter and more attractive than their adherent counterparts. Choose from standalone bulbs or LED strips and connect them to the main switch to enable your cabinet lighting easy on/off control.
Spacious Living Area
Over the last several years, buyers appear to be gravitating toward a larger kitchen that is open to a living space, either a family or living room. Segmented spaces are unappealing. Open spaces typically allow for more natural light and enable homeowners to socialize and feel more connected.