The Beginning of a Signature Building Style
As Fine Home Construction’s first hybrid timber frame custom home, this project marked an important turning point in the company’s work. The home combines traditional residential construction with an expressive timber frame structure, creating expansive living spaces filled with warmth, character, and natural light. Exposed beams define the open kitchen and living areas, while soaring ceilings, interior balconies, custom woodwork, and a substantial masonry fireplace bring craftsmanship into every part of the home. More than an early project, it helped establish the thoughtful, highly detailed approach that continues to shape Fine Home Construction’s custom homes today.
As Fine Home Construction’s first hybrid timber frame custom home, this project marked an important turning point in the company’s work. The home combines traditional residential construction with an expressive timber frame structure, creating expansive living spaces filled with warmth, character, and natural light. Exposed beams define the open kitchen and living areas, while soaring ceilings, interior balconies, custom woodwork, and a substantial masonry fireplace bring craftsmanship into every part of the home. More than an early project, it helped establish the thoughtful, highly detailed approach that continues to shape Fine Home Construction’s custom homes today.
Project TypeCustom Home
Location South Waldoboro, Maine
ServicesConstruction ManagementCustom Home ConstructionInterior Finish Work Year Completed1999
Location South Waldoboro, Maine
ServicesConstruction ManagementCustom Home ConstructionInterior Finish Work Year Completed1999
Project Details
Goose River Hybrid Timber Frame Home
Where a Signature Style Took Shape
This home became the foundation for an approach Fine Home Construction has continued to refine: pairing the strength and beauty of timber framing with flexible, comfortable spaces designed for everyday living. From the dramatic structural framework to the handcrafted branch railings and built-in cabinetry, the project reveals an early commitment to celebrating natural materials and making construction itself part of the home’s character.