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Franklin County, Georgia

Tomorrow’s Homes – Franklin County Home Builder

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Commerce

30484 Hwy. 441 Suite A
Commerce, GA 30484

706-969-7437

If you are looking to build a new home in Franklin County, Tomorrow’s Homes is your place.  Our team has extensive experience building in Carnesville and Lavonia, and we are here to help you turn your dreams into reality.  Tomorrow’s Homes has faced every challenge in Franklin County, from building on narrow lake lots to building on steep slopes.

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Franklin County lies on Georgia’s northeastern border with South Carolina and has easy access via the I-85 corridor.  The county boasts of an excellent school system and features beautiful open land with many tracts available in excess of five acres.  Franklin County is your haven from the bustling city full of wildlife and farmland.

Franklin County Custom Home Builder

Tomorrow’s Homes works with our customers to bring their dreams into reality with their new custom home.  Our most popular plans in Franklin County are the three-bedroom Kingston Plan and the Oglethorpe with its large front porch.   Each home constructed by Tomorrow’s Homes comes with a ten-year structural warranty backed by a national home service company.  Call now to discuss beginning the process.  It’s never too early to start.  We are ready to craft your home for you to enjoy all of your family’s tomorrows.

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If you are new to the Lavonia area, there are many great things to do, including:

  • Golf at Victoria Bryant Golf Course
  • Lake Hartwell
  • Tugaloo State Park
  • Ty Cobb Museum in Royston
  • Currahee Vineyard & Winery in nearby Toccoa

Franklin County Fact:  When it was originally formed, Franklin County encompassed land which now comprises ten different Georgia counties and three different South Carolina counties.  Franklin County was named after Benjamin Franklin.