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🔨 From Raw Land to Dream Home | 8-Month Homestead Build in Alabama We took the slow lane on purpose. In just 8 months, we turned raw red clay into our dream home on our homestead in Alabama. What started as untouched land—no driveway, no utilities, no foundation—became a move-in ready home built with intention, patience, and a vision for slower living. This video shows our complete homestead build from start to finish, including: Land clearing and grading Driveway and site prep Foundation pour Framing and roof installation Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC Insulation and drywall Brick, siding, and exterior finishes Cabinets, countertops, and interior trim Lighting, appliances, and final walkthrough Every stage brought us closer to a lifestyle rooted in simple living, rural life, and homesteading in Alabama. What once existed only on paper became a real place where we can stand in the kitchen, look out over our land, and finally breathe a little slower. This isn’t just a house build—this is the beginning of our homestead lifestyle. Welcome to The Far Right Lane Homestead—where we chose to step out of the fast lane and build a life with purpose. 🧰 Builder Credit Adamson Construction Group   / adamsonconstructiongroup   📌 Follow our journey If you enjoy homestead builds, country living, DIY projects, land development, and rural home construction, make sure to subscribe and follow along as we continue building our life in the slow lane. 🔎 Keywords (for search) homestead build, building a house on land, new construction home Alabama, rural home build, from raw land to house, country living, land development, homestead journey, house build start to finish, home construction process, moving to the country, homesteading life, building on acreage, red clay land build, new home build timeline ⚠️ Disclaimer Everything in this video reflects our personal experience and is shared for inspiration and entertainment only. We are not licensed professionals. Always do your own research and consult qualified experts before making decisions related to construction, land, homesteading, or property purchases.