A Forever Home is As Prepared for the Future
As You Are

Life is full of exciting changes, and as experts in custom homebuilding, we’ve seen them all! There are the “empty-nesters” looking to “right size” after the kids finally move out.  There are the blissfully retired looking for a home that will make aging more comfortable.  There are the grown kids who want a home that can accommodate their aging parents without taking away their independence and privacy.

Building your “forever home” with Lexar is an important investment, and one of the best ways to ensure you live the next phase of life on your terms.  It also means making sure your home can accommodate future needs comfortably and practically.  Lexar Homes works tirelessly to make sure your home’s design anticipates future life changes, making them as worry-free as possible.

Multigenerational Living—Who’s Under Your Roof?

Today, 65 million people in the United States live in multigenerational homes; that’s one out of every five homes in the country.  This rising trend creates unique needs that cannot always be met by buying a cookie cutter house with more square footage.  Multigenerational households need a home designed by a builder that understands their circumstances.

Lexar Homes meets these unique requirements by offering plans designed to incorporate separate living spaces, such as junior master suites (e.g. the Tradewind) as well as attached living quarters (e.g. the Shelby) and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).  Additionally, a secondary suite can be added to almost all Lexar Homes plan.

Planning the Details with a Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist

When building a healthy, efficient, and comfortable home for your retirement years, the details make all the difference.  Working with a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) ensures your forever home will truly be as prepared for the future as you are.  Lexar Homes’ CAPS-certified staff can help you plan for aging-in-place as your home is being built, rather than remodeling or modifying a pre-owned house.

Want more info? Check out the article: ‘Under One Roof’—Multigenerational Living Is Making a Fierce Comeback.’  Click here for the full story.

A secondary suite can be
added to almost any of our plans!