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Color of the brick?

3 years ago

Do you happen to know the name of the brick used on this home? Thanks!

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Stone Acorn Builders
3 years ago
Thank you so much for contacting us. We get a lot of requests for the finishes in our homes in particular the Southern Living Showcases. Coming soon we will have design downloads of some of our most popular homes for purchase on our website. They will have everything from brick, floor and counter surfaces, fixtures, etc. I will notify you when the downloads are ready.

Thank you,

Benjamin
Michelle Lawrence
2 years ago
Brick color?
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