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Novum Homes

Novum Homes

Novum Homes has adopted a new philosophy in the design and construction of our homes.

1 community in Utah Updated Oct 22From $1,000,000

Novum Homes has adopted a new philosophy in the design and construction of our homes. This philosophy is based on the principle that bigger is not always better and comfort is born of smaller scale and beautiful details. We call this new philosophy “TAILORED FIT”. We are passionate about creating spaces that not only serve your day to day needs but feed your spirit and nurture your soul. The trend over the last thirty years has been to keep building bigger. The sad reality is that once homeowners move into these huge impersonal storage containers they feel the hollowness of the promise of “Bigger is Better”. Something’s missing – all that square footage promises comfort and contentment but when they move in its not there. Because many equate value with size, the same mistake keeps repeating itself. The problem is that comfort has almost nothing to do with how big a space is. It is attained, rather, by tailoring a house to fit the way we really live and to the scale and proportion of the human form. The TAILORED FIT house dispenses with the rooms that are rarely used, so there’s more money available for the qualities that make a house a home. We take out square footage that’s seldom used, so that you can put the money saved into the detail, craft and character that will make it eminently comfortable and uniquely yours. In short TAILORED FIT favors quality over quantity. If you want a home that feeds your spirit you have to spend more per square foot than you would on the standard suburban starter castle. But spending the same amount of money on a smaller house that’s thoughtfully designed and tailored to fit, will let you find that something that’s missing in all that square footage. The secret to finding a sense of home lies in changing the way we have been taught to think about houses and value. Whether you are building 1800 square feet or 10,000 square feet, the principles of TAILORED FIT will help your create a home that reflects your own unique personality while also serving your families day to day needs.

Novum Homes communities on Communie

1 community. Starting prices as the builder publishes them.

Promontory Park City
Now Selling Keep up to $22,500
Promontory Park City

Park, Summit · Big Canyon Homes

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$1,000,000

Town Homes / Condos

For more than 15 years, Promontory has been etched into the hearts of families in search of a multi-generational mountain club like no other. Imagine a private mountain playground where families grow closer to each other. A place where parents find themselves falling in love all over again and grandparents meet their newest family additions with unbounded joy. A place where teens unplug and children let their imaginations soar. A place where America’s families share in unforgettable adventures and capturing life’s greatest stories. This is Promontory. Consisting of over 6,400 acres of land at elevations ranging from approximately 6,500 to 7,400 feet above sea level, Promontory stands as a one-of-a-kind mountain retreat overlooking one of America’s most celebrated resort towns: Park City. The neighborhoods at Promontory are as diverse and varied as the land itself. From ridges and canyons to rolling hills and peaks with spectacular sunsets, each neighborhood has its own distinct feel — with its own distinct advantages. Whether you’re most interested in spectacular views, proximity to your favorite amenities, a generously sized estate homesite or a home from our exclusive Promontory Homes collection, we’ll work closely with you to determine which neighborhood is right for you. Within Promontory are communities such as Aspen Camp, Bison Bluffs, Buffalo Jump, Deer Crossing, Elk Ridge, Lookout Ridge, Promontory Ridge, Sunset Ridge, The Summit, West Hills and many many others.

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