Sentences with phrase «truly makes a house a home»

There's a lot that goes into owning a house, but knowing that you are protecting your space and property against the unexpected is what truly makes your house a home.

These new construction apartments contain a variety of extra touches and several options for layout, so you can truly make your house a home.

Your home is warm and beautiful and I share your love of doodles — ours is so loved and he truly makes our house a home!

I believe that's what truly makes a house a home.

I agree these are the places, possessions and people that truly make a house a home!!!

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At the same time, we need greater investment in social housing and decisive action to make the private rented sector more accessible and affordable, along with radical solutions to tackle the severe shortage of truly affordable homes.

Volunteers help make Animal House a home, and ensure all our rescue cats are truly ready for life as pets.

Family photographs can be set out, freshly pressed clothes hung in your wardrobe, and our in - house florist can arrange your favourite flowers, making you feel truly at home.

Let's make those homes Passive House or Net - Zero Energy as is now standard in Europe and the US, and we'll truly be able to call it a Green Investment.

Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC has debuted a new advertising campaign, «Hoops,» which focuses on the idea that one special feature of a new house can truly make it a home for the entire family.

Mark is truly a real estate superhero: managing a real estate sales team, flipping houses, making offers, being a landlord, and writing about real estate all while working less hours than the normal employee (all while also having twin toddlers at home!)

We truly wanted to make of Carriage Pointe our home for many years to come..., however we had no idea what we were getting into (first time home owners) and although this homes are great and we enjoyed enormously our house we did not expect to have such high rates of tenants, then the maintenance and investment in the community were compromised due to today's economy and just did not add - up for us, so we have found a buyer for our home, of course we were «under - water», fortunately the bank forgave us for the difference and we are free.

Taking on a period house that hadn't been touched for many years was a challenge that appealed to the owner and her husband: «We absolutely knew that we could make a huge difference and create a home we could be truly proud of.»

Melissa, it has been such a pleasure to watch you make this house into a home that you truly love and that works for your family over the past few years.

When those two components meet, it's what truly makes a house feel like a custom built home that really works hard for your family.

It truly does make my heart and eyes well up with gratitude that YOU have chosen to be part of my home adventures, whether my house has been pulled together or torn apart or that long lull in between.

You have truly made your house a warm, cozy and inviting home.

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You will discover that what truly matters is not the furniture, the wall colors, the flooring or the accessories within the house — or even the house itself — but the heart that gets put into the making of a home.

I love all the textures and layers and cohesiveness... you're truly helping me on my own journey of making my house the home I want it to be... thank you for that!!

Even as I read, I made some notes about even some little things I can do NOW to make the house that I live in truly my home — one I love and one that I can genuinely share with my family and friends.

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All of your «real life» shots are so sweet, and truly what make a house a home!

I truly feel that a home should make you happy and the dark, «brown everything» house we bought wasn't doing that.