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- Welcoming Entertaining Space for Sharing Your Life With Others
- formal rooms for entertaining
- informal, open living spaces
- outdoor “rooms”kitchens that encourage guests to gather around a snack bar
- rooms for media-related get-togethers (watching movies or sports events)
- areas ideal for groups playing cards or board games
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Ample Storage Space For Organizing Your Life:
- extra storage capacity in the garage or laundry room
- rear foyer drop zone and storage
- generous kitchen pantries and linen closets
- over-sized bedroom closets
- additional unfinished areas in the basement or on the upper level
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Flexible Living Space That Changes As Your Lifestyle Does or Adapts to Unique Situations:
- rooms that can be combined to create in-law-suites
- home offices (occasionally even his and her offices)
- bedroom/bath arrangements that work well for blended families
- music rooms
- homeschool rooms
- craft or gardening centers
- offices that can become dining rooms
- dens that become guest rooms
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De-stressing areas that help you relax at the end of your busy day:
- personal getaways
- a privately located master suite
- a walk-in shower or whirlpool
- a quiet porch or a craft
- organizational features such as drop zones that keep keys, briefcases, umbrellas, cell phones and laptops in one convenient spot
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If these are features you want in your new dream home, ...You want a Woman-Centric homebuilder!
NIH Homes “gets it”. We understand how a woman looks at a home, how she determines if a house is truly livable. We realize that a house is more than boards and nails – it is your home. It is your haven. It is where you live. As a Woman-Centric homebuilder, NIH Homes is prepared to make your experience truly remarkable from your first encounter with us to the day you move in to your new home...and beyond.
As a suburban Minneapolis, MN area homebuilder, NIH Homes is dedicated to:
- ...providing home designs that allow for how you truly live – with an emphasis placed on areas for de-stressing, entertaining, storage and flexible living.
- ...saving you time and adding convenience with everything from our convenient model home locations to re-designing the customer’s purchase experience.
- ...giving both men and women the best value in every way possible. Men usually define “value” in terms of lowest price. While price is important, women most often think in terms of “best overall value”, including aspects such as trust and customer service.
- ...addressing home safety and health concerns women have in their common roles as primary caregivers and nurturers. “By 2010, about ½ the women in America over 49 will be caregivers for someone in her family.” – LifeSpring Environs, Inc.
- ...reducing stress both in the purchasing experience and in the home design. “Stress in her life is the #1 compelling theme for women.” – Mary Lou Quinlon in Just Ask A Woman
- ...becoming our customers’ new home investment counselor. We care about you, your concerns, and your future, and we want to help you make wise, informed decisions.
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To see a Medford model home in Maple Grove CLICK HERE
To see a Raleigh model home in Elk River CLICK HERE
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“They made our dream house come true.”
The McStotts spent nearly six years dreaming of the next home they wanted to build. They developed their own plans and then took another year to review their plans with builders. “Larry (Skogquist) seemed very fair and thorough but eventually his woodwork, finish work and personality sold us and we gave NIH the job,” says Dave. “The subs they have are incomparable. It was one good experience after the next.”
Another critical need for the McStotts was good service. “They called back immediately,” continues Dave. “When something had to be made right, they did it. They met the schedule, they were o budget and very forthcoming about any financial information you wanted. They were there when we needed them.”
Dave and Judy’s home is in Corcoran on Rush Creek Golf Course. “The setting and the home all came together and we just loved the whole project. I’d recommend them to anyone.”
Dave and Judy McStott |
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