NATALE BUILDERS
CUSTOM HOMES | NEIGHBORHOOD HOMES | PATIO HOMES
Building Homes in Western NY for over 50 Years
Available Homes
There’s nothing quite like touring a new home which is why we never stop building. In addition to our model homes, you’ll find a variety of completed homes throughout our Natale Neighborhoods. The homes not only inspire design and finish ideas for our current clients and provide a pleasant break from floor plans and drawings for prospective clients, but they’re also the quickest way to purchase a new home. If you are relocating to the Buffalo, NY area and searching for a luxury home, Natale has many options for you. With plans and selections already finalized, all you need are the keys.
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Explore Our Floorplans
Because home design is always evolving, we’ve committed to delivering floor plans that embrace the most up-to-date building trends and practices. We’ve put together a diverse variety of townhouse, two-story, ranch, patio, and custom home designs, and made a promise to continue enhancing the collection.
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A patio home is typically a one-story, detached, single-family residence designed for low-maintenance living.
Two flooring options are classic hardwood flooring and its modern counterpart, engineered hardwood. Let’s explore their differences and the pros and cons of each.
Selecting the perfect spot for your custom home is just as important as the design itself. Learn why location matters so much with your new home here.
Geothermal heating refers to the direct use of the earth’s internal heat to control temperatures in a home or building. It is sometimes confused with geothermal energy, which is a different process that actually describes the use of heat from the earth to generate electricity.
Natale Blog
Not sure if you need a survey or percolation testing before you build? This quick guide breaks down what each one does, why it matters for permits and septic planning, and how Natale Builders helps you handle the steps with confidence.
Choosing between septic and sewer for your new build comes down to what’s available in your area, your upfront budget, and your site’s soil conditions. Sewer is the most hands-off option with monthly utility fees, while septic typically costs more to install and maintain but can save you from ongoing sewer bills if your lot meets the land and drainage requirements.
Let these five simple tips for decluttering your home help you create order and beauty out of the chaos of the accumulated stuff of daily life.
Fall is just around the corner. Time to surround that new home with vibrant colors that greet you warmly when you walk outside.
Here we will review and compare several types of countertops so that you can make an informed decision when choosing counters for your remodeling project.
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