Sunday, 9 November 2014

Guildcrest & Viceroy homes promoted at Woodstock sales office

Comfort Homes delivers by building homes off-site
By Mark Schadenberg

It's seems simply too logical not to be a great idea.
Find a piece of property, pour a foundation, prepare all other services you may need including electrical and sewer hookup, and then bring in the already-built house.
You can buy a modest brand new house for under $120,000 and have it transported to your destination. The cost of the house itself can be under $90.00 per square foot.
There is a company (dealership) in Woodstock doing just that and very successfully actually as they have a geographical area and franchise agreement with three builders of large modular homes, including the well-known Viceroy brand based in Port Hope, along with Guildcrest (Moorewood, Ontario). The Viceroy houses would essentially be built on site, while Comfort Homes models (interior picture and specs page here) are built in a factory and then transported.


Contact Comfort Homes at 1-888-600-9336 or (519) 533-0855, or better yet visit their site at 560 Athlone Avenue in Woodstock where they currently have both a permanent Viceroy and 'sample model' Comfort Home on display. The brand new – it arrived less than three weeks ago – Pondstone model is 1524 square feet and quite a functional and impressive ranch-style house. While it is vinyl-sided, the home features a large eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, a luxury ensuite to the master bedroom (walk-in closet too), vaulted ceilings, plywood roof sheathing, high efficiency gas furnace, high-end carpet, and could include more specific upgrades such as a gas fireplace.
When discussing the 20 or more building plans available with Woodstock office owner/manager Ted Rumsey, it quickly became apparent that Woodstock's location is ideal for this 'showroom' as it is visible from the 401 and is just a short drive to the 401 / 403 crossroads. Woodstock is also about mid-way between southern Ontario cottage destinations such as Grand Bend on Lake Huron or southward to Lake Erie. Oxford County is also the bullseye on the target as many in the agricultural business are either replacing old farm houses with a modern residence or adding a secondary home on an existing farm for a second generation family member living nearby.  
Their traffic area or geographical area in which automobiles arrive in Woodstock includes northward to Collingwood, so the local office is also attracting visitors to Oxford.
You too should plan on stopping by two visit the unique homes, as hours are: Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and Sunday, 1-5 p.m.
 
 
 
Weather alone can be a reason to select Comfort Homes as your home builder as Rumsey noted in an earlier London Free Press article, but there are additional reasons to consider.
“The advantage of factory-built is obviously speed. You can have things done on site simultaneously to in the factory. There are no weather delays. We don’t have to worry about snow in the factory.
“We work with the customer on finishing the inside. It’s one-stop shopping. They don’t have to go around to different kitchen and flooring places.”
 
Viceroy home photo here:





Mark Schadenberg, Sales Representative
Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES designation)
Royal LePage Triland Realty
757 Dundas St, Woodstock
(519) 537-1553, cell or text
Twitter: markroyallepage
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