Large Folding Patio Door In The Madison [Cresswind Wesley Chapel By Kolter Homes]

Hey there, folks! It's Roger, and I'm coming to you straight from Crestwood in Wesley Chapel. Now, I've got something pretty intriguing to show you today. No, it's not one of those quick-move homes, but it's something that's going to make you rethink your choices when you're making that big move to the Carolinas. And trust me, it's worth the consideration.

Before I dive into this amazing space, make sure to jot down my number, 704-345-3400, because you're going to want to talk to me about this.

The Madison Plan – A Close Call

Let me introduce you to the Madison plan, a real beauty, in my opinion. I was so close to buying a Madison myself, but my wife had her say in it, and guess what? She was right, as always. It's essential to have a partner who shares your vision when choosing a home because, believe me, there's a whole lot of fun going on here at Crestwood in Wesley Chapel.

One standout feature of this space is the back area. It's an open, inviting space with what I like to call a "rolling wall of glass." It's like bringing the outside in, and I absolutely love it.

Now, let's take a quick peek inside the Madison plan. It has a front bedroom and a full bath upstairs. Those transom windows are a game-changer, letting in just the right amount of light, whether it's the gentle glow of dawn or the soothing radiance of evening.

And, speaking of unique features, the laundry room here is surprisingly spacious, in my opinion. You even have a slop sink to make your laundry day a breeze. But what's really fascinating is the bedroom with an ensuite bath. This is the solution for those who want to move but don't want to leave their parents behind. Bring them with you, let them have their space, and enjoy the rest of the house. In fact, I've often suggested that if you bring Mom or Dad along, and they don't need just a bedroom, this could be their living or reading room, complete with a TV. The best part is that the doors have glass in them, providing excellent visual contact for everyone.

A Kitchen to Savor

Let's talk about the kitchen. It's spacious and well-designed. If you're building this plan from scratch, there's a clever way to connect the primary suite to the laundry room. That's a nifty little feature to consider. Personally, I built a little hatch door in mine, and it's been a game-changer.

But hold on, there's something even more exciting. Stay tuned for this, because it's going to be worth it.

The Innovative Door – Bringing the Outside In

Ah, there it is, the door I mentioned earlier. You won't truly understand its brilliance until you see it in action. You see, I'm used to doors that open up like accordions, allowing you to connect your indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly. Well, this one does that too, but here's the kicker: what if you just want to let Jack the real estate dog out and don't want to open the whole thing? Now you've got all that lovely light streaming in, thanks to the glass panels.

And here's the magic touch – there's a handle here and another there. That means you can open this door just a crack or swing it wide open. It's a small feature that makes a world of difference.

I even had some subscribers from Pennsylvania who bought a similar view, and they're planning to install retractable screens to transform this space into a screened-in haven. It's a fantastic idea, really.

Imagine having this much outdoor space in mild weather. I'm telling you; I'm absolutely smitten with the outdoor space here at Crestwood.

So, folks, the takeaway here is that when you're dealing with doors and other structural options, it's crucial to have a good buyer agent by your side. These choices are made when you sign the contract, and it sets everything in motion, from permits to materials.

Later on, you can personalize your home with cabinet choices, countertop styles, and flooring options. It all happens at the design center.

I've got some subscribers coming in from California this weekend to do just that, and I can't wait to see what they choose.

In the world of real estate, having a reliable buyer agent is your secret weapon. It doesn't cost you a dime more, but it saves you tons of headaches and hassles. So, remember, don't reach out to a builder until you've got a buyer agent by your side. It's a decision you won't regret.

That's it for now, folks. I hope I've made my point about this remarkable door. Whether you choose to swing it wide open or just crack it a bit, it's a small feature with a big impact.

Visit my website at RogerHollowayHomes.com to discover more about the magic of Crestwood in Wesley Chapel and why this place might just be the dream home you've been searching for.

Catch you in the next video!