WHY GO LITTLE
According to numerous articles and nationally viewed blogs, the trend toward smaller homes is based in both pragmatism and longevity. As people are living longer and staying fit and healthy longer they are able to enjoy longer true independence for years; even decades longer than as recently as twenty years ago.
Smaller homes afford all of the independence to families without the large homestead to clean, maintain or pay taxes upon. In addition, smaller homes provide great resale value as small houses will always have many buyers at the beginning (young families starting out) or end (Retirees, downsizers and empty nesters) of their home buying years. Following decades of “McMansion” building and false trend toward tiny houses (Have you ever seen a happy follow up 6 months later on any tiny house?) Also most towns in Massachusetts have severe restrictions on little houses.
Building a small house will afford you flexibility to age in place OR give you room to grow, great resale value and lower home costs and property taxes. Go Little Today!
Smaller homes afford all of the independence to families without the large homestead to clean, maintain or pay taxes upon. In addition, smaller homes provide great resale value as small houses will always have many buyers at the beginning (young families starting out) or end (Retirees, downsizers and empty nesters) of their home buying years. Following decades of “McMansion” building and false trend toward tiny houses (Have you ever seen a happy follow up 6 months later on any tiny house?) Also most towns in Massachusetts have severe restrictions on little houses.
Building a small house will afford you flexibility to age in place OR give you room to grow, great resale value and lower home costs and property taxes. Go Little Today!