2012 has been a great year for Lowcountry Builders and we want to thank all of our new homeowners, employees and vendors for your support throughout the year. We are looking forward to 2013 and the strengthening of the housing industry across the country.
From our family to yours we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We'll end out the year with something fun - our favorite Christmas light displays from across the web.
Enjoy!
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Friday, November 16, 2012
A Lowcountry Thanksgiving
Still deciding on that Thanksgiving menu?
Here are some ideas of Lowcountry themed dishes to accent your traditional holiday meal.
Click on the photo to see the recipe and more details.
Here are some ideas of Lowcountry themed dishes to accent your traditional holiday meal.
Click on the photo to see the recipe and more details.
Pimento Cheese Potato Gratin
Lowcountry Red Rice
Chess Pie
Friday, November 9, 2012
Only 11 Lots Left!
Don't miss out!
Only 11 lots are left in the neighborhood of Linnen Place in Mt. Pleasant.
This family friendly neighborhood is located on Hamlin Road across from Jennie Moore Elementary and near award-winning Wando High School.
For more information contact:
Stacy Williams
swilliams@carolinaone.com
843-416-8342
Only 11 lots are left in the neighborhood of Linnen Place in Mt. Pleasant.
This family friendly neighborhood is located on Hamlin Road across from Jennie Moore Elementary and near award-winning Wando High School.
For more information contact:
Stacy Williams
swilliams@carolinaone.com
843-416-8342
Friday, November 2, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
The Fair is in Town!
Don't miss the Coastal Carolina Fair - October 25-November 4 at the Exchange Park.
This year's fair features tons of family fun and entertainment including:
- Live Music
- Hypnotist
- Lumberjack Show
- Equestrian Arena
- Rides
- and Fair Food!
For more information visit the Coastal Carolina Fair website HERE
This year's fair features tons of family fun and entertainment including:
- Live Music
- Hypnotist
- Lumberjack Show
- Equestrian Arena
- Rides
- and Fair Food!
For more information visit the Coastal Carolina Fair website HERE
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Halloween Decor with Coastal Flair!
Show your coastal pride with a new take on traditional Halloween decorations. Click on the image to view the original source and instructions!
Carve a Coastal Pumpkin!
Another use for Mason Jars
Decorate your own pumpkin sea shells
How do you decorate for Halloween?
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Fall Home Maintenance
As the weather turns cooler it's a good time to find ways to prepare
your home for Winter and perform some basic maintenance items that will
keep your warm and secure.
1. Seal and Caulk. Look for openings around the base of your home's exterior, windows, or around doors.
2. Have your heating system checked by a professional HVAC company. Change your air filters on a regular schedule.
3. Reverse your ceiling fan so that it pulls warm air down from the ceiling and distributes the heat through your home.
4. Clean, cover and store outside furniture, grills and play equipment.
5. Walk your home to make sure that no furniture or objects are blocking the heat vents.
Keep your home happy and healthy this Winter!
1. Seal and Caulk. Look for openings around the base of your home's exterior, windows, or around doors.
2. Have your heating system checked by a professional HVAC company. Change your air filters on a regular schedule.
3. Reverse your ceiling fan so that it pulls warm air down from the ceiling and distributes the heat through your home.
4. Clean, cover and store outside furniture, grills and play equipment.
5. Walk your home to make sure that no furniture or objects are blocking the heat vents.
Keep your home happy and healthy this Winter!
Thursday, October 4, 2012
No Carve Pumpkin Ideas
Pumpkins are a familiar staple this time of year and now that we're in October, many of those pumpkins will turn into Jack-O-Lanterns.
But what if you're not into the brandishing of knives and pulling out of sticky seeds? Don't worry! There are new trendy options available in Pumpkin decor that don't involve any carving.
Here are a few of our favorite examples:
Fancy Lace
But what if you're not into the brandishing of knives and pulling out of sticky seeds? Don't worry! There are new trendy options available in Pumpkin decor that don't involve any carving.
Here are a few of our favorite examples:
Patterned tape
Spooky Spiderwebs
Fancy Lace
Thumbtacks
Share your alternative carving ideas here!
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Neighborhood Spotlight
Linnen Place
Linnen Place is a new home community located in family-friendly Mt. Pleasant. Conveniently located on Hamlin Road across from Jennie Moore Elementary and near award-winning Wanda High School.
Homes start in the mid $200,000's.
Check out some top Mt. Pleasant attractions and you'll see why so many families choose to live here!
www.patriotspoint.org/
www.shemcreekpark.com/
www.boonehallplantation.com/
Linnen Place is a new home community located in family-friendly Mt. Pleasant. Conveniently located on Hamlin Road across from Jennie Moore Elementary and near award-winning Wanda High School.
Homes start in the mid $200,000's.
Check out some top Mt. Pleasant attractions and you'll see why so many families choose to live here!
www.patriotspoint.org/
www.shemcreekpark.com/
www.boonehallplantation.com/
Friday, September 21, 2012
Decorating for Fall in the Lowcountry
It's hard to believe but today is the last day of summer! So it's time to swap out the linen for burlap and bring down the fall decorations.
Decorating in the lowcountry provides some really unique opportunities to be creative and think outside the box. Here are some of our favorite ideas that are currently floating around the web.
A seashell holding fall fruits
Tabletop decoration
Outside porch decor
What are some of your ideas for Autumn decorations in the Lowcountry?
Decorating in the lowcountry provides some really unique opportunities to be creative and think outside the box. Here are some of our favorite ideas that are currently floating around the web.
A seashell holding fall fruits
Tabletop decoration
Outside porch decor
What are some of your ideas for Autumn decorations in the Lowcountry?
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
New Web Site!
Well it's finally here! Our new web site!
Take a look around and hopefully you'll find lots of information on our communities, about us, financing, and our floorplans.
The site is continuing to grow and change so look for more updates in the future.
Thanks for checking in!
Take a look around and hopefully you'll find lots of information on our communities, about us, financing, and our floorplans.
The site is continuing to grow and change so look for more updates in the future.
Thanks for checking in!
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
The Lowcountry Life
Lowcountry Residential Builders is your connection to living the Lowcountry lifestyle. We offer affordable homes built to complement our already beautiful landscape of marsh, sea and sand.
The Charleston area truly is unique - and for those of you just moving to the area, here's a recipe you may want to become familiar with - courtesy of Lowcountry resident and author - Pat Conroy.
INGREDIENTS
1/4 cup Old Bay seasoning
4 lbs small red potatoes, unpeeled
2 lbs turkey kielbasa sausage
6 ears fresh corn, cut in thirds
4-5 whole onions, peeled
4 lbs large fresh shrimp, unpeeled
Cocktail sauce and lemon wedges
DIRECTION
Fill large shrimp pot halfway with water and Old Bay. Bring to a boil. Add potatoes, return to boil for 10 minutes. Add kielbasa, corn and onion, return to boil until potatoes are tender. Add shrimp and cook 3 minutes until shrimp is pink. Drain liquid and serve from a large platter, with cocktail sauce and lemon.
The Charleston area truly is unique - and for those of you just moving to the area, here's a recipe you may want to become familiar with - courtesy of Lowcountry resident and author - Pat Conroy.
INGREDIENTS
1/4 cup Old Bay seasoning
4 lbs small red potatoes, unpeeled
2 lbs turkey kielbasa sausage
6 ears fresh corn, cut in thirds
4-5 whole onions, peeled
4 lbs large fresh shrimp, unpeeled
Cocktail sauce and lemon wedges
DIRECTION
Fill large shrimp pot halfway with water and Old Bay. Bring to a boil. Add potatoes, return to boil for 10 minutes. Add kielbasa, corn and onion, return to boil until potatoes are tender. Add shrimp and cook 3 minutes until shrimp is pink. Drain liquid and serve from a large platter, with cocktail sauce and lemon.
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