Either B or C...we're not the cheapest house in the neighborhood but there are some that are significantly larger/more extravagant/ pricier than ours. The neighborhood began development about 20 years ago. The original builder is completing the development. We actually chose the neighborhood before we decided to build. We chose it for the school system (best in the city), location (very close commute to work, shopping, highway, etc), and the overall feel. When we walked around while shopping for houses, other people stopped us to introduce themselves and tell us how much they liked their house, neighborhood, and the builder. We also ran into about 7 different acquaintances that all lived there! We looked at another development that is newer but the houses all backed up to each other so the backyards were not private. That was a deal breaker for us. We couldn't find a house in our price range to buy in our chosen neighborhood, so we bought the last lot and are currently builder. So far, relatively smooth sailing.

Hmmm, on the other hand, this vanity in Gray seems to work well in a Beige bath. Ok, I think I'm going to go dark brown or creamy white... Most of the pictures that I see of beige bathrooms almost always have dark brown. I'm worried the white will take alot of abuse in our only full bath. It also took alot of fortitude to do the white cabinets in our kitchen. I think maybe psychologically white isn't in my comfort zone. We live in the North East, I wonder if that bears any influence... Thanks everyone!

We have always thought about stainless steel, but we started thinking about black.

Beautiful home, but the shutters are not to scale. Remember that the shutters are supposed to be able to close over the window completely (if anyone were to do so, which we don't anymore). But that's the idea. So, your top, small window has shutters that would overlap. The larger widow has narrow shutters that wouldn't even come close to covering the widow. All in all, I agree with those who say to lose the shutters. And ... yes, paint the front door in an eye-attracting color. I like the green above, or a maroon.