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“Hey, Neighbor!” That’s what you’re likely to hear from either one of the two enormous wrap-around porches of this Modern Farmhouse located in the hustle and bustle of Homewood and offered by Willow Homes. Situated alongside a pedestrian path and cozied up to a cul-de-sac, you are just a leisurely bike ride to schools, ice cream shops, parks, and friends. Brand New House. Historic Neighborhood. Timeless Design. Come see why so many want to call Homewood “Home” and Willow their builder of choice..
Willow Homes began over 10 years ago, winning Best of Houzz, numerous awards annually during the Greater Birmingham Parade of Homes, and consistently winning state-wide recognition with the Alabama Remodeling Excellence Awards. Willow Homes strives to create affordable custom luxury in many of the most upscale home markets in Birmingham including Homewood, Vestavia, Mountain Brook, Avondale and surrounding areas. Our Team consists of tenured project managers, award winning plan designers, and artistic home designers all working diligently to bring your custom home or renovation to life – on time and on budget. Whether you are tackling a home addition or building on your own homesite, we are equipped to take your project from concept and creation all the way through to final move-in. We even have the experience and resources to coordinate furniture and window treatments with a turn key installation through Willow Interiors.
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