Falling Out of Love With Your Home?

It happens. The romance fades. Sometimes, spending too much time together wears away at a relationship. You’re not alone though. It’s happening more than you think. You’re one of many people who are falling out of love with their home.

There was a time when you just wanted to be home, relaxing in your personal oasis. Think back to things like sitting in traffic on the way to work or going shopping, crawling along with all the other commuters. You thought to yourself, it would have been great to have stayed at home, comfy in pajamas all day. That was a heavenly image, wasn’t it?

Be Careful What You Wish For!

If you were one of millions of Americans who began working from home during the pandemic, you may have found that while you love the time and cost savings of working remotely, your home is not the ideal workspace to get things done. You may have also uncovered some things you previously hadn’t noticed—or purposely ignored—from all this togetherness with your home.

It was perfectly fine before sitting on the couch or at the dining room table to get things done. It was occasional, so the lack of a dedicated home office or working space wasn’t a big deal.

Breaking Up with Your Home

How do you feel about that now? Are you frustrated with having to escape to your bedroom and sit on your bed to work or get things accomplished? Is it a daily challenge to have a video conference without worrying about your dog barking or someone wandering in and out of the room?

Maybe you’re not working, but you’d like extra room to pursue your hobbies. It would be great to leave all your supplies and tools in one place, rather than unpack them every time you want to jump in on a project.

You may be yearning for more storage space to minimize clutter and maximize living space. A bigger pantry perhaps? How about space in your garage to accommodate a second refrigerator or freezer for those “just in case” extras?

Most of all, are you finally tired enough of going up and down the stairs countless times a day? You may be one of the many people falling out of love with your home. Single-level living with a dedicated home office and plenty of storage options may be just what you need to start loving your home again.

Epcon Communities

Life happens. And you might feel as though you have gone as far as you can with your current home. If it’s time to move on, consider the many benefits of living in one of the Epcon Communities around the country. These friendly neighborhoods are designed to nurture a relaxed lifestyle that is balanced with a variety of community amenities to stay as active as you want.

The single-family homes range from 1,300 to over 3,000 square feet, so you can certainly find the perfect match. Your home also includes a private outdoor space that has sparked many homeowners to fall in love with the layout.

While you’re at home making the most of it, maybe you can find your new love online at EpconCommunities.com. Browse our communities, floor plans, and move-in-ready homes. Then reach out and let’s get started on a future you can really embrace.