Commanding Presence (Floor Plan)

There’s something magnetic about a home that feels both grand and welcoming the moment you arrive.

From the outside, this Hill Country estate commands attention with its tall columns, wide arched windows, and an entryway filled with light.

At over 5,200 square feet, this property is designed for comfort and entertaining. The split-level design keeps life flowing from lively gatherings to private retreats.

Let’s walk through every corner together so you can really picture living here.

Specifications:

• 5,224 Heated S.F.
• 4 Beds
• 5.5+ Baths
• 2 Stories
• 3 Cars

The Floor Plans:

Foyer

Step through the double front doors and you’re greeted by a foyer that feels as uplifting as it is spacious.

The double-height ceiling lets sunlight flood in through a dramatic arched window. A curved staircase with ornate wrought-iron balusters sweeps upward, creating a sense of movement and grandeur.

No matter if you’re welcoming a crowd or just coming in from errands, this entry feels gracious and open.

The foyer naturally connects to almost every main living space, so nothing feels closed off.

Dining Room

To your right, the dining room makes a strong impression. The space is airy, with high ceilings and oversized windows that keep meals feeling bright and lively.

A large table fits easily here, anchored by a colorful area rug and surrounded by high-back chairs.

I notice the designer’s choice of sage green accents and art, giving the room personality without overwhelming it.

With space for eight and a direct connection to the foyer, you could host anything from a cozy brunch to a big holiday dinner.

Bar

Just off the dining area, there’s a built-in bar that acts as a natural hub for entertaining.

With its stone countertop and cabinetry, you have everything within reach for mixing drinks or setting out hors d’oeuvres.

The bar sits between the main living areas and the utility spaces, staying central but not in the way.

I think this detail is great for keeping gatherings lively but organized.

Powder Room (Main Level)

Conveniently close to the public areas, the main floor powder room offers a quick stop for guests.

It’s set back for privacy but easy to find right off the foyer and bar.

The space is simple and elegant, with modern fixtures and a neutral palette that feels clean and welcoming.

Utility Room

Behind the bar, the utility room offers a practical space for laundry and storage. It’s large enough for a full washer-dryer setup, with extra storage for cleaning supplies or bulk pantry items.

The location is especially handy since it’s close to both garages and the kitchen. Hauling groceries or laundry never feels like a hassle.

Gallery

Follow the flow from the foyer and you’ll enter the central gallery, which acts as a spine connecting the main living areas.

With its wide, open layout and clear lines of sight, the gallery is a perfect spot for displaying art or family photos.

The openness adds to the sense of freedom and makes every transition in the house feel simple.

Family Room

You’ll find the family room at the center of the main floor, opening up with soaring 21-foot ceilings and a wall of windows.

Sunlight pours in, bouncing off rich hardwood floors and adding warmth to the creamy sofas arranged around the stone fireplace.

The room’s generous size means you can host movie nights, play board games, or just lounge with a book while taking in views of the backyard.

I love how the space remains cozy despite its volume, thanks to the textures and pops of color woven through the décor.

Kitchen

Next to the family room, the kitchen manages to balance function with style. There’s a roomy L-shaped layout with granite countertops stretching along two walls and a substantial island that doubles as prep space and a casual hangout spot.

The stainless steel appliances are built in, and I think the dark wood cabinetry gives the space a classic, grounded look.

Everything flows easily here, so preparing a big family meal or hosting friends doesn’t feel crowded or stressful.

Breakfast Room

Just off the kitchen, the breakfast room benefits from a wall of windows and French doors that open onto the backyard.

The space is bright and cheerful, with enough room for a family-sized table. Picture slow weekend mornings here with coffee and sunlight streaming in, or homework sessions after school while dinner simmers nearby.

The easy access to both kitchen and outdoor areas makes this a real daily hub.

Lounge and Cooking Patio

Past the breakfast room, you reach the covered lounge and cooking patio. This area focuses on relaxed indoor-outdoor living.

There’s a built-in cooking station perfect for grilling, while the lounge offers soft seating and views of the landscaped backyard.

The stone tile flooring and ceiling fan keep it comfortable, and the fireplace adds a touch of rustic charm.

I can see this spot being the favorite hangout for summer evenings, casual get-togethers, or just unwinding with a book in the shade.

Two-Car Garage

Beyond the lounge, the two-car garage offers loads of space for vehicles, bikes, tools, or extra gear.

You can access it directly from indoors, so you’ll stay dry on rainy days. The nearby utility room makes bringing in groceries or managing laundry much easier.

The wide driveway outside simplifies parking and guest arrivals.

One-Car Garage and Storage

On the opposite side, there’s a separate single-car garage with an attached storage room. This is perfect for a classic car, workshop project, or keeping larger items out of sight but within easy reach.

The direct path into the home means carrying in sports gear or gardening supplies is never a hassle.

Master Suite

Located in a private section of the house, the master suite is a true retreat.

The room opens with high ceilings and a bay window alcove that brings in the morning light.

Plush carpeting and a modern platform bed set a relaxing tone, while the private exterior door gives you direct access to the backyard for peaceful early strolls.

This suite is set well apart from the public areas, creating a real sense of separation and calm.

Master Bathroom

When you step into the master bath, you’ll notice there’s no shortage of space. Dual vanities with dark granite counters sit on either side, paired with elegant gold-framed mirrors.

There’s a glass-enclosed shower, a sunken oval tub surrounded by tile, and a two-sided fireplace connecting to the bedroom, creating a luxurious atmosphere.

With separate “his” and “hers” closets, storage stays organized and personal. I appreciate how the layout gives each partner their own defined space.

Library/Bedroom 2

Near the master suite, there’s a flexible space labeled as both library and secondary bedroom.

Tall ceilings and a huge arched window make it feel open, while built-in bookshelves and a dedicated desk area create a fantastic spot for homework or working from home.

If used as a bedroom, guests or family enjoy plenty of privacy and quick access to the full bath nearby.

Bath 2

This full bath, shared by the library and adjacent areas, is well appointed with a walk-in shower and plenty of room to get ready. You can use it for guests or as a family bathroom, and its location is both convenient and thoughtfully finished.

Powder Room (Gallery)

Another powder room sits just off the gallery. This gives you a private option for guests when you’re hosting in the family or dining rooms.

I like that it’s placed for discretion but still easy to find.

Staircase and Upstairs Gallery

Now, let’s head upstairs. The sweeping staircase brings you up to the second level, where a gallery hallway overlooks the foyer and connects every upstairs room.

This open layout keeps you close to the action, but you can still enjoy privacy and peace.

Bedroom 2 (Upstairs)

At one end of the gallery, Bedroom 2 offers generous space with high ceilings and large windows.

The attached walk-in closet is roomy enough for a full wardrobe, and the bedroom sits next to a full bath, giving it a mini-suite feel.

This spot would work well for a teen, an older child, or guests who want their own retreat.

Bath 3

Located between Bedroom 2 and the gallery, Bath 3 features a double vanity and a full tub-shower combo. It’s easy to share, making mornings less hectic, and the finishes keep the space feeling fresh and practical.

Bedroom 3

Bedroom 3 sits just off the gallery, with its own walk-in closet and direct access to Bath 4. The layout makes it ideal for siblings or as a secondary guest suite, with enough separation to avoid feeling crowded.

Bath 4

Bath 4 connects directly to Bedroom 3 but is also available from the gallery. This design works as both a private and semi-public bathroom.

With quality finishes and enough room for two people to get ready at once, it keeps things running smoothly during busy mornings.

Bedroom 4

Bedroom 4 is one of the larger upstairs rooms, featuring a walk-in closet and easy access to a shared powder bath.

Located at the far end of the gallery, it stays quiet for sleep or study.

Large windows make it bright, and there’s enough wall space for a full bedroom setup or a study nook.

Powder Room (Upstairs)

A powder room is placed near Bedroom 4 and the media room. I see this as a thoughtful addition for guests or quick stops during movie nights, keeping things convenient without everyone needing to use the full baths.

Linen Closet

A linen closet off the upstairs gallery makes storing extra bedding and towels simple. Its central spot keeps everything within easy reach for all three upstairs bedrooms.

Media Room

Finally, the media room completes the upstairs layout. The 14 by 23 feet of space means you can easily fit a giant sectional, a big screen, and all the gear for movie nights, gaming sessions, or even a home gym.

The media room is set off a bit from the rest of the upstairs, allowing you to get loud without disturbing anyone.

I think having a dedicated area for entertainment is a major plus in a home this size.

This home is designed with flexibility and comfort in mind at every turn. Every major living space is connected but still distinct, and the transition from public to private areas feels natural.

With its blend of grand gathering zones, secluded suites, and thoughtful amenities, you’ll find plenty of room for every chapter of daily life.

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