Three local brothers, two principals of Rockwood Construction
Corporation and one Broker Associate for Gibson Sotheby’s
International Realty, have recently completed what they consider
their masterpiece of the year. This stunning handcrafted success
stands two stories high on
79 Lawson Road in Winchester.
Joe Marino, Jim Marino, and Anthony
Marino, are just three of a family of 17 children. All born and
raised in the town of Winchester, they have expressed their
hometown pride over the years through giving back to their
community by creating beautiful luxurious hand crafted homes in
which they have devoted immense dedication.
The three brothers work together in personally handling every
aspect of the process from building to selling their work. The
three put forth the love and devotion of that of family into these
houses to produce perfection in which they take personal pride
in.Joe and Jim are both principals of Rockwood Construction
Corporation. The two handcraft up to 50 percent of each house that
the family builds. Anthony, a Broker Associate at Gibson Sothebys
International Realty plays a key role in the process by assuring
that the family tribute will go to a deserving owner that
appreciates what their family has put into the house.
Anthony speaks admirably of his two brothers in his description
of the construction process and the tireless efforts that go into
creating such an impeccable creation, We plan, design, and custom
build each new luxury home, we hand pick all of the finishes,
colors, tiles, flooring, millwork, trim, granite, and lighting. As
of late we have been custom making in each house, the extensive
millwork and cabinetry that these large homes require in temporary
made work shops on site. Libraries, Wine cellars, Coach-style
garage doors, mud rooms, decorative copper exterior roofs, bathroom
vanities, and the complete kitchens are hand-made/custom made by
Joe and Jim.
The Marinos only build one house a year so that they are able to
put generous amounts of their time and energy into making sure that
they achieve perfection. They portray the home as a reflection of
their devotion to both their love for the job and their love for
their family. When a home is completed it is not something to
celebrate simply because the job is done and they can begin
another, they celebrate the uniqueness of the house they have
created as something that will live on in time as something they
take the utmost pride in, a Marino family creation.