Curtis Homes recently finished our first Farmhouse in Bend, Oregon!  The home was built in Northwest Crossing in Central Oregon and the Farmhouse was designed by Adam Peterson, owner of Muddy River Design. The home is set apart by it’s wrap around porch, white exterior, stucco chimney and black grid windows by Milgard. Taking a peek inside the home, there is tall ceilings, built-ins, extra tall cabinets, butcher block island, subway tile, shiplap wall (of course) and views of the NW Crossing pond! Not only does this house have character for days, but the home is rated Gold by Earth Advantage.  The rating means that the home’s sustainability and built in energy-effciant measures will ensure this Farmhouse’s livability  will be for a very-very long time- building a legacy you can live in. 
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There’s a reason people who move to the Pacific Northwest rarely leave.
