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Tips for a Functional Kitchen

remodelingBy Belman Homes June 5, 2019 Leave a comment

Many people see the kitchen as the heart of the home. The kitchen is where people gather in the morning to start off the day and where they return to in the evening. But it’s hard to have a welcoming kitchen if it’s not a functional space. You should have no trouble working in your kitchen, even when there are several people in the room. Here are some tips on creating a functional kitchen that your entire family can make use of.

Toilets of the Future: How To Choose a Modern Toilet

Bathroom RemodelBy Belman Homes June 4, 2019 Leave a comment

The toilet: everyone has at least one in their home. You may not really pay much attention to this home product, but it is one of the most important products you use day-to-day. In its essential function, today’s modern toilets work in very similar ways to the very first toilet. However, in other ways, the toilet has come very far.

George Ross

location: W224 S4225 Spafford Ln, Waukesha, WI
type of home: Single Family
style: Ranch
area: Town of Waukesha
subdivision: Rolling Oaks
lot number: 88
lot size: 3/4 acre
price: $595,900
bedrooms: 4
bathrooms: 3
garage: 3
car exposure: partial
total sq. ft.: 2,471 Sq. Ft.

Hawthorne

location: W224 S4289 Spafford Lane, Waukesha, WI
type of home: Single Family
style: Ranch
area: Town of Waukesha
subdivision: Rolling Oaks Subdivision
lot number: 84
lot size: 3/4 acre
price: $549,900
bedrooms: 3
bathrooms: 2
garage: 3 car
exposure: partial
total sq. ft.: 2,002 Sq. Ft.

Current Home ListingsBy Belman Homes May 21, 2019 Leave a comment

Creating Loft Spaces in Your Home

remodelingBy Belman Homes May 20, 2019 Leave a comment

When considering adding space to your home, it’s easy to think of enclosing a porch, transforming a sunroom, or converting an attic or basement into a livable space. A great, often unthought of addition is a loft. A loft can give you that open concept you want while also adding extra space you can utilize in a number of ways. If you’re building a home, that’s the perfect time to think about adding a loft. You may still be able to add this space later, but it’s much, much easier to do before the house is finished.

Do You Really Need a Smart Home?

TechnologyBy Belman Homes May 15, 2019 Leave a comment

Everything is becoming “smart” these days; from smart TVs and refrigerators to washers and thermostats, many different appliances and other devices can now connect to the internet or be controlled from your phone.

2019 Parade of Homes “Langley Model”

type of home: Parade of Homes
style: Ranch
area: Town of Lisbon
subdivision: Twin Pine Farm Subdivision
House #: 7
price: $729,900
bedrooms: 4
bathrooms: 3.5
garage: 3.5 car
total sq. ft.: 3,419 (includes lower level)

Current Home Listings, Parade of homesBy Belman Homes May 14, 2019 Leave a comment

S71 W32647 Sandie Ln – Mukwonago

location: S71 W32647 Sandie Lane Mukwonago, Wisconsin 53149
type of home: Single Family
style: Ranch
area: Mukwonago
subdivision: Buckingham Oaks
lot size: 1.3 acres
price: $349,900
bedrooms: 3
bathrooms: 2
garage: 3 car attached
Main Level Sq Ft: 1,500
Lower Level Sq Ft: 700

By Belman Homes April 26, 2019

[Infographic] Hidden Ways to Save Money: Cutting down Your Electric Bill

Going GreenBy Belman Homes April 24, 2019 Leave a comment

Electricity costs are one of the easiest costs you can reduce in your home but are often the most neglected in terms of people taking the initiative to trim their usage. In this infographic, we will show you 7 easy ways you can save money without any extra effort.

Why Build Green?

Going GreenBy Belman Homes April 15, 2019 Leave a comment

If you’re considering building a new home, you may have heard about green construction. Building green, as it’s often referred to as, simply means building your need home with different eco-friendly features and options. There are a number of different ways that you can build green, and you don’t have to necessarily use green features in every single part of your home — many of the eco-friendly options for new homes operation independently of each other. For example, you can certainly use green windows without installing solar panels. Building green is very flexible, but is it practical? Why should you even consider building a green home at all?