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The 10 Best Places to Build in America
These ten American beauties just might inspire you to pull up stakes, move and build the home of a lifetime. And now just may be the time to do it.
This is the spot. You’ve nurtured thoughts about it. You’ve even memorized the way the setting sun plays off towering white pines at the corner of your 18 acres. Ah, yes, but how do you find this patch of Shangri-La, especially when land choices have escalated and prices have dropped? Better yet, how do you know where to plant your dreams?
We’ve done some of the homework for you. Our criteria might be the same as yours: We looked for places that haven’t been overrun with hordes of people and still have a small-town feel. We also ensured that land costs were still reasonable, and that amenities—from great restaurants to outdoor fun—were close by. Above all, our picks reflect a notion that the great American landscape still has the type of allure that makes you want to drop everything and buy dream property.
Oh, and don’t worry about the order of these gems; we haven’t ranked them by the level of our affection—we love them all:
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By Sally Feldman on May 08, 2008
Disappointed that Pennsylvania is not in the top 10?!
By Alan Trotter on Sep 24, 2009
Where in Oregon may there be a Log Home Comuminity to build in?
Thank you, Alan Trotter
email; Desertwoodline@msn.com
By Whitney Richardson on Oct 05, 2009
Alan--We've featured a few in past years, namely Harney County (http://www.loghome.com/articles/1795) and Deschutes County (http://www.loghome.com/articles/5655). Hope that helps!