Long Built Homes 158 Charles McCombs Boulevard New Bedford, Massachusetts 02745

About Long Built Homes:

Ranked nationally in Automated Builder magazine, as one of the largest panelized builders in America, Long Built Homes has been delivering the service and quality in building that is hard to find since 1986. Long Built Homes builds homes and relationships by listening, putting your needs first and by standing on a foundation of truth, integrity and good old-fashioned hard work. Communities that we are currently building are "Pickerel Cove" a community in Plymouth, "Birchwood Estates" of Dighton, "Whaler's Woods" of New Bedford, "Schooner Cove" a luxury condominium village in New Bedford, "Bristol Ferry Landing" in Portsmouth, Rhode Island and "Dartmouth Preserve". Watch for more to come.

The quality of our craftsmanship is immediately felt when walking through our new homes built in such prestigious communities as Holly Ridge Estates, Council Oak Estates, Westport Meadows, Chestnut Hills, Davis Mills, Squirrel Island Estates, "Woodford Estates", as well as the "Harbor Mist" a premier condominium in Fairhaven and more. Our expertise speaks for itself in the fine details and craftsmanship in our homes. The service from our team does not stop with the closing. Our goal is for you to enjoy your home for generations delivering the service and quality that is hard to find.

Bob Long, CEO and owner of Long Built Homes, has surrounded himself with professionals in the construction trade.

Joe Costa, with over 35 years experience in construction and management and former vice-president of production for Pulte Homes, New England, one of the country's largest building company, is the president of Long Built Homes.

John Neto, with over 38 years experience in real estate and construction, is the Director of Construction.

Matt Medeiros, who has 20 years experience in real estate sales, is the Director of Sales and Marketing.

Jim Buckles, with over 53 years experience, manages the front end of construction.

Lee Castignetti, Director of Land Development and Acquisition, has over 30 years experience in real estate land development and construction. He has worked for regional and national builders as well as owning his own company.

Let Bob's team help you build your dream.

View of New Bedford Harbor from Fort Phoenix, Fairhaven

About the area:

Southeastern Massachusetts and Northeastern Rhode Island is a patch of the Atlantic coastline that is often missed by the summer vacationers making their way to Cape Cod and Newport. These tourists are missing a spot of rural farmland, rustic harbors, tiny towns and sprawling beaches that make up the area. Conveniently located off of Interstate 195 the region includes attractions like the rustic charm of Westport's Harbor, shopping in quaint Padanaram Village of Dartmouth to the colonial ambiance of Fairhaven's center while offering the urban convenience of the small cities of New Bedford, Fall River and Providence.

Our quiet towns offer rural spaces ideal for hiking, biking, beachcombing and boating, all while being located near amenities for comfortable modern living. The area offers many State Reservations and attractions—Horseneck Beach State Reservation in Westport, Demarest Lloyd State Park in Dartmouth and historic Fort Phoenix State Reservation in Fairhaven, Sandy Point Beach & Prudence Park in Portsmouth, the "Cliffwalk" by Newport's mansions and the culture and history of Providence and New Bedford—along with numerous town and municipal beaches and parks as well as countless other indoor and outdoor activities in the region's small cities and towns.

Shopping in the area ranges from fully modern supermarkets, department stores and malls to quaint boutiques, galleries and specialty markets. The area also boasts many fine restaurants that frequently specialize in fresh sea fare from the local fishing fleets.

The area is in a continual state of careful growth through sound planning that attracts a variety of industries to the small cities and towns, while preserving the openness and natural beauty of the region. This region is also blessed with an excellent highway network and ongoing enhancements of rail service and bus lines. This is a unique area of charming New England lifestyles, with beaches and boating, diverse industry, varied shopping venues, town meetings and public squares. It's a great place to visit but even a better place to call home.