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This Modern Hill Country House Plan just feels right even before you step inside. The crisp white siding, rustic stone, and timber details out front set the mood for relaxed, grounded living with a design that’s perfect for everyday life.
With 4,423 square feet all on one level, you get the best of both worlds: open spaces for gatherings and quiet corners for retreat.
I’ll walk you through each area, so you can picture how everything fits together.
Specifications:
- 4,423 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 2.5+ Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch
The front porch has a wide footprint and a simple, inviting style. Imagine sipping coffee here while the sun comes up over the landscaped gardens.
Timber trusses and board-and-batten siding bring in that modern farmhouse vibe, and tall windows allow sunlight to flood the entry.
Stepping up to the door feels like arriving at a friend’s country home, open and ready for anything the day brings.
Foyer
Inside, the foyer feels bright and airy thanks to high ceilings and big glass doors.
It flows easily into the main living spaces without feeling stuffy. Just off the entry is a practical closet for coats and a powder room nearby—perfect for guests, yet tucked away from the main view.
Study
To your right, the study sits behind double doors. There’s space for a large desk, comfy chairs, and bookshelves lining the wall.
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The window looks onto the front garden, providing lots of natural light. I love that this room feels somewhat separate from the busy parts of the house, making it an ideal spot for focused work or quiet reading.
Great Room
Moving further in, the great room really opens up. High, beamed ceilings and oversized windows create a dramatic effect, with views straight out to the backyard patio.
A fireplace anchors the space, making it cozy for relaxing evenings. The open sightlines to the kitchen and dining area help everyone stay connected during gatherings or family time.
I think the open layout makes it easy to unwind, catch a movie, or chat with friends.
Kitchen
Right off the great room, the kitchen is the heart of the home. An oversized island takes center stage, perfect for meal prep, snacks, or homework.
There’s plenty of cabinetry, and a walk-in pantry means storage won’t be a problem. I notice how easily you can reach everything—the fridge, stove, and sink are all close at hand, but you still get lots of counter space.
You can keep an eye on everything in the great room while you cook, which I find super convenient.
Casual Dining
Next to the kitchen, the casual dining area is surrounded by windows. Sunlight spills in all day, creating a cheerful spot for everyday meals, weekend brunch, or game nights.
This isn’t a formal dining room, and I think that’s what makes it so inviting.
Sliding doors open to the covered porch, letting you enjoy indoor-outdoor living with ease.
Covered Porch
The covered porch runs along the back of the house, linking the main living areas to the backyard.
Timber beams overhead add character, and there’s room for a dining set or outdoor lounge furniture.
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This is the place for summer barbecues or relaxing afternoons by the pool. Rain or shine, you can use this space year-round.
I can just see family get-togethers happening out here.
Cooking Patio
Just outside the master suite, the cooking patio brings a fun surprise. With a built-in grill and prep area, it’s easy to cook outdoors without running back and forth to the kitchen.
You might be grilling for a crowd or enjoying a quiet dinner under the open sky.
This feature gives the backyard a little extra flair.
Pantry
Back inside, the pantry is positioned between the kitchen and the game room wing. The walk-in style, with plenty of shelving, keeps dry goods and kitchen gadgets organized.
I appreciate having it close to both the kitchen and dining areas.
Powder 2
Near the pantry, a second powder room gives guests a quick spot to freshen up without going into the bedroom wing. Its location is practical—easy for anyone using the media room or coming in from the pool.
Game Room
Past the kitchen and dining area, you’ll come to the game room. This flexible space could fit a pool table, ping pong, or a big sectional for movie nights.
Windows line one wall, keeping things bright, and the room opens right to the backyard for easy movement between inside and out.
Media Room
Off the game room, the media room is built for movie nights. There’s room for a huge screen, surround sound, and even tiered seating if you want to go all out.
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Because it’s behind closed doors, you can enjoy a full theater experience anytime.
Dish Closet and Audio Closet
On the way from the game room to the media room, you’ll see two specialized closets: a dish closet for serving ware or games, and an audio closet to keep electronics and wires neatly hidden. These little features help keep the whole home organized, and I always notice how much of a difference that makes.
Mechanical Room
Next to the dish closet, the mechanical room houses the heating and cooling systems. It’s tucked out of the way, so you probably won’t need to visit often, but it’s good to know everything has its own dedicated space.
Garage 1, Garage 2, Garage 3 Truck, and Storage Area
Down the hallway to the right, you’ll find the entrances to the three-car garage setup.
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Garage 1 and Garage 2 fit everyday cars, while the third, oversized bay is perfect for a truck or large vehicle.
There’s an extra storage area at the back for tools, bikes, or seasonal decor. Direct access from the garage to the kitchen makes bringing in groceries easy and convenient.
Drop Zone
Just inside from the garage, the drop zone is perfect for shoes, backpacks, and coats. I really like how it keeps clutter contained, especially for busy families.
Linen Closet
Across from the drop zone, a linen closet gives you easy access to towels and cleaning supplies. It’s a small touch, but it helps keep laundry and bedrooms organized.
Coats Closet
The coats closet near the foyer is ready for guests or family outerwear. With so many storage options throughout the house, everything has its place.
Hallways
Wide hallways connect every room. They do more than just lead you from one spot to another.
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The extra width makes the home feel open and welcoming as you move between bedrooms and living areas.
Laundry
On the left side of the house, the laundry room is roomy enough for folding, sorting, and even a pet bed under the counter. Its location near the master suite and secondary bedrooms means laundry is always close by.
Vestibule
Before you reach the master suite, there’s a private vestibule. This buffer zone quiets noise from the rest of the house and adds a sense of privacy.
I think this makes the bedroom area feel especially peaceful.
Master Bedroom
At the back corner, the master bedroom features large windows and a door to the backyard.
High ceilings and a generous layout give it a sense of calm and luxury. Plenty of space for a king bed, a sitting area, or even a writing desk.
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Having direct patio access means you can step outside as soon as you wake up.
Master Bath: His Vanity, Her Vanity, Shower, Water Closet, Dressing
In the master bath, you’ll spot dual vanities with separate storage for each person. There’s a large walk-in shower, a private water closet, and a dressing area.
This setup allows two people to get ready at once without bumping elbows. I think the way each area is separated makes the space feel comfortable and practical.
His Closet and Her Closet
Off the bathroom, two walk-in closets offer space for clothes, shoes, and accessories. Each can be customized, and there’s plenty of room so you won’t have to compete for hangers.
Bunk Room
As you move toward the secondary bedrooms, the bunk room really stands out. Built-in bunks and storage closets on both sides maximize the space, and there’s lots of floor area for play.
Being close to the other bedrooms makes it easy to keep an eye on the kids.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is at the front of the house and has its own window overlooking the garden. With two closets for storage, you could use this room as a nursery, guest space, or even a home gym.
Bedroom 4
Next to the bunk room, bedroom 4 offers another comfortable space with a large window and standard closet. Its proximity to the shared bath makes it ideal for older kids or guests.
Bath 2
Bath 2 serves the bunk room, bedroom 3, and bedroom 4. Double sinks and a shower-tub combo make it easy to handle busy mornings.
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I like that the design keeps everyone close but still provides privacy.
Powder 1
A second powder room near the front hall gives guests easy access without having to pass through private bedroom areas.
Hall Closets
Throughout the halls, you’ll find extra closets for storage. Whether you’re tucking away holiday decorations or storing cleaning supplies, there’s a place for everything.
This home really has it all: privacy when you want it, open spaces for gathering, and a layout that blends indoor and outdoor living.
I love how each room has its own personality, yet everything works together seamlessly. No matter if you’re hosting a crowd or enjoying a quiet night in, you’ll always feel at home here.
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