If you haven’t already, go check out some of our virtual tours to tour some of our past customers’ favorite floor plans without leaving your couch. While we’re proud to offer detailed virtual tours, we also know that sometimes you just need to be in a space to really get a feel for it, which is why we have model homes on display on-site at Carolina Custom Homes.  Want to go ahead and schedule a tour? No problem. Here’s what to expect.

We hear from homebuilders and homebuyers alike that both processes can seem daunting and overwhelming when you’re just getting started. Take the mystery and anxiety out of buying a home process by getting a quick overview of the home buying process.

If you work remotely or often work from home, you know how important it is to have a peaceful, dedicated work space. Here are a few of our favorite floor plans to help you create your perfect home office.

The Sparta I

Area: 1,716 Sq Ft  •  Bathrooms: 2  •  Bedrooms: 3

You’re buying your first home and you’re trying to decide the big question: to build, or to buy?  Most first time homebuyers consider building to be too expensive, a dream too big to attain. Today we want to consider some pros of buying an existing home or building a new one.

Buying your first home is chock full of questions:

Today we’re going to be doing something a little different - we’re highlighting one of our top realtor relationships!  No business can be successful without good partnerships, and our relationship with Vali Paquette and Jessica Bryant at Homes by Vali and Jess has been an important factor in our growth over the last couple of years.  We sat down with the two of them and talked about their business and what it’s like working with us here at Carolina Custom Homes.

Carolina Custom Homes’ Building Process

Maybe you’re already familiar with the home-buying process or maybe you’re considering purchasing or building your first home. From working with real estate agents and custom home builders to simply choosing a floor plan, the whole process can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be.

Do you already have the deed or are you about to inherit land?

If you’re about to inherit land but the deed is not yet in your name, you’ll need to receive a transfer of ownership from the executor of the estate (who must be appointed by the court during the probate process), and you’ll need to make sure all the legal odds and ends are tied up before you make any long-term plans for the inherited estate.

Choosing a building site for the construction of your home.

Building your dream home is full of exciting, fun decisions. However, before you can get started on designing the floor plan, choosing paint colors, and calling dibs on the best bedrooms or home offices, you have to find a piece of land on which to build your new house. Whether you’re purchasing land in a subdivision or a rural area, you’ll want to ask yourself a few questions to help you figure out which one is the perfect lot for you: