
GRANVILLE
ABOUT

Granville Homes is a Development Company that "Does one thing and does it very well"
We have homes for families with a focus on "How people live".
Victorians were relational homes, each home was different, and each had its own personality.
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They were social homes where neighbors connected with each other via the deep-covered wrap-around porches providing hospitality.
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Spoiler Alert: don't be fooled by our archaic image- Our Victorian Alias "Microchip Home"- backstair circuitry integrates 6 surfaces with private gates to multiple carbon units (humans)
The Atlantic Monthly in 1897 said, "The Victorian Modern Home ( 1897 modern) was a home family wanted to live in even if they didn't like each other". Our Brand of copyrighted Victorian and Neo-Victorian designs with their private, dignified, separate, levels perfect that sentiment today.
When designed and built together as a neighborhood they had an identity.
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With traditional and Neo-Victorian designs, Granville will continue to bring back, with a few changes, what once worked in America.
Van Camberis LEED AP 631-935-3040 , Doug Morrell RP 631-484-7648 and join half a billion people -
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the working class home
OUR HOMES HAVE A PURPOSE which does not preclude having some fun seen here in our invention: The Pickle man's House
An example of our Free in-house Chief Architect CAD Design service
During the Gilded Age, "Shoppells Modern Mail order Home Catalogue showcased the Classical design of the Victorian home as an avant-garde in the era's great technology known as indoor plumbing and central heating.
In McGuffey"s Modern home Catalogue we playfully contrast the hand-drawn, vividly described pages with Granville's CAD-generated plans and today's bland advertising language.
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ex: In 1887, "to paint a Victorian is a tale of foolishness, brute force, ignorance, stupidity, and terror...the ultimate joy."
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BE SURE AND GO TO OUR 60-PAGE MVGUFFEY'S CATALOG ON THE MENU AND CHECK OUT THE OUR PAST AND PRESENT ................to the right is a page out of the catalog with renderings below of the interior
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Fittingly at the end of the homepage is The Granville Caboose

A Train needs to be on a Track, structured by the Track to run properly. God's Track is found in God's Word.
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Is a Train most free when it's bouncing across the field?
No, when it's confined to the Track!