Cranmore Condominium Development to Showcase New Interior Design Showroom
On Saturday March 29, Cranmore Mountain Resort and House to Home by Chick Lumber will be hosting a wine and cheese event to showcase the new interior design options for potential buyers of the Kearsarge Brook at Cranmore condominium development. The event, which will run from 3 to 5 in the afternoon, is open to the public.
Interior Designers coming from House to Home will be helping prospective Kearsarge Brook owners to review the interior specification options. Future buyers who would also like to get a sneak preview of the luxurious condominium are also welcome to attend the event.
The new House to Home showroom is located at 1618 White Mountain Highway, Route 16 in North Conway. The showroom will feature models of kitchens including flooring, tiles, countertop options and many others to help buyers build their new vacation home.
According to Ben Wilcox, Cranmore president and general manager, “The new showroom at House to Home by Chick Lumber reflects the quality interior that we plan to use at the Kearsarge Brook residence.” He added, “The event is open to anyone interested in seeing what the interior of our new slopeside units will look like.”
Along with Wilcox will be Cranmore’s owner Brian Fairbank. There will also be representatives from the awarded contractor, Glen Builders and the sales agency Badger Realty. The representatives will be open to answer questions from the attendees regarding Kearsarge Brook, which is considered to be the most “progressive vacation home project” in the valley.
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