Planning your lot & home

Are you looking for a great location to have your cottage? Are you retiring soon and want something peaceful to wake up to every day? Do you just want to get out of the city? Wingham, Ontario is a fantastic place to settle. Why? Let us explain. Small Town Living Wingham, Ontario is a small […]

Some view cottages as something to aim for during their retirement years. It is often possible to realize such a dream well before then. However, there are some important things to consider before buying and building a cottage. Think about all of the following factors before making your decision. Finances What are your current financial

Rather than Tiny Homes think Small Homes All the rage today is Tiny Homes. HGTV shows, news media articles and social media darlings. They are cool, well designed with many posh modern amenities packed into a small space. I want one. Who wouldn’t. With house prices becoming unaffordable to first time buyers and the ever

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One of the best pieces of advice I ever received was to write down everything I wanted in my dream home. Start with the “Must Have’s”. Take this task seriously and don’t get drawn into things that are not essential or your budget will be compromised from the beginning. Once you have all the essentials,

It’s a gorgeous day – I’m thinking of ribs, corn on the cob and lick worthy barbecue sauce. When we were planning our home with Royal Homes, we were just chatting about our favourite places for ribs, when barbecue sauce recipes came up – which led pretty naturally into backyard access. The design team was

So it’s just past 8. The sun has turned the evening sky into a soft magenta. I’m sipping dark roast coffee and, as soon as I finish this blog entry, I am going to sink my fork into a miracle of summer… but that’s an aside. Oh, I may have forgotten to add – I’m

When I was a young boy I lived in an ancient farmhouse – in fact, my great-grandfather built the original home. Deep stone walls gave each window well a broad wooden sill. While there were many updates during the years, my parents hesitated to replace the windows. They were unique sizes and hard to replace.