You’ll know right away this isn’t just another farmhouse. The wide, welcoming front porch, set beneath a sweeping metal roof and chunky stone columns, gives off a relaxed Hill Country vibe.
This home is roomy at 3,594 square feet with three bedrooms and so many extra spaces that you’ll spot something new each time you walk through.
I want to show you how the layout blends comfort, function, and a little bit of country character.
Specifications:
- 3,594 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The front porch stretches across the entrance, framed by sturdy stone columns and a low, sheltering roofline.
There’s space for a pair of rocking chairs or maybe a hanging porch swing if you like.
The gentle curve of the paver driveway brings you right up to the door, so guests never feel lost.
I like how the landscaping wraps around, softening the stone and creating a colorful welcome as you arrive.
Foyer
When you open the door, you enter a bright foyer with a dedicated coat closet nearby.
The ceiling rises over twelve feet, which instantly makes this space feel open and airy.
There’s just enough room here to greet guests, stash shoes, and take in your first view of the great room beyond.
Great Room
The great room sits in the middle of the house, drawing you in with its 14-foot ceiling and a fireplace set at an inviting angle.
You can picture both family movie nights and big gatherings here, since the space is sized for both.
Natural light pours in from the wall of windows facing the backyard. You’ll also spot the covered outdoor living area just outside.
I think the layout here works well for daily living, offering enough breathing room so you never feel crowded.
Kitchen
On the right, the kitchen opens to the great room but still feels defined and intentional.
There’s a long island, perfect for prepping dinner or setting out snacks during a party.
The cooktop sits at the center of the kitchen, surrounded by cabinets that stretch up to the ceiling.
You’ll find a roomy walk-in pantry just steps away, so keeping everything organized is easy.
I love that you can chat with people in the great room or casual dining area while you work.
It’s a small detail, but it really helps the space feel even more connected.
Casual Dining
Right next to the kitchen, the casual dining area feels made for everyday meals. Sunlight streams in from windows on two sides, making breakfast here a pleasant way to start each day.
The spot is close to the outdoor living area, so you can easily open the doors for a seamless indoor-outdoor gathering, or just enjoy the view of the backyard pool over coffee.
Outdoor Living
Head outside and the whole feeling changes. The covered outdoor living space is wide and welcoming, with a smooth transition from inside.
There’s room for a large table, comfy seating, and even an outdoor kitchen setup if that’s on your wishlist.
The stone patio curves around a freeform pool and spa, which are surrounded by vibrant landscaping and mature trees.
I think this backyard feels private and ready for any occasion, whether you’re grilling with friends or reading in the shade.
Sun Room
Just off the casual dining area, the sun room is a quiet retreat with windows on three sides.
You might use this for morning yoga, a cozy afternoon nap, or as a sunny reading nook.
There’s even a door leading directly to the outdoor living space, so moving between indoors and outdoors is easy.
Game Room
Connected to the sun room, the game room offers a flexible space for all kinds of fun.
It’s large enough for a pool table, big-screen TV, or even a collection of board games.
A wet bar sits in one corner, so you can serve drinks and snacks without running back to the kitchen.
I think it’s great to have a dedicated spot for recreation, especially when you want to keep the main living areas calm and clutter-free.
Hall Bath and Shower
Next to the game room, there’s a convenient bathroom with a shower. This works perfectly for guests using the pool or hanging out in the game room, so you don’t have to walk through the house when you need to rinse off.
Shop/Garage
Beyond the game room, you’ll find a large shop or garage area. This space is ideal for projects, storage, or even a home gym extension.
High ceilings make it easy to store oversized gear. There’s also a direct connection to the two-car garage, so unloading after errands is simple.
Two-Car Garage
The main two-car garage is oversized, providing plenty of room for two vehicles along with extra storage on the sides.
There’s even a stairway leading up, possibly to an attic or bonus area. Because this garage is separate from the main living spaces, it keeps clutter out of sight but always accessible.
One-Car Garage
Closer to the front porch, there’s a second, one-car garage. It’s just right for a classic car, workshop, or extra storage for bikes and outdoor equipment.
With its own entry, this spot keeps things flexible and functional, which is great for families with multiple drivers or hobbies.
Friends Entry and Drop Zone
Coming in from the side porch, you’ll pass through the friends entry, which acts as a modern-day mudroom.
There’s a drop zone with built-in cubbies and hooks for backpacks, bags, and shoes. I appreciate how this area helps keep the main entry and living spaces tidy, especially if you’ve got kids or pets.
Laundry Room
The laundry room sits just inside from the garage and drop zone. You get a long counter for folding, a deep sink, and plenty of storage.
There’s space for hampers and baskets so laundry never spills over into the rest of the house.
This is one of those practical features that makes daily life smoother.
Bedroom 3
On the right side of the home, Bedroom 3 sits in its own private hallway. There’s a walk-in closet and an adjacent full bath, making this a comfortable suite for guests or older kids who want a little independence.
Bath 3
Bath 3 serves Bedroom 3 as well as anyone using the game room or coming in from outside. With a combination tub and shower, plus a generous vanity, it’s spacious enough for guests to feel right at home.
Drop Zone 2 and Closet
Near Bedroom 3 and the garage, Drop Zone 2 provides another spot for organizing shoes, coats, and daily necessities. The extra closet space helps you keep everything out of sight and avoids clutter piling up by the door.
Hall and Closets
A hallway runs alongside Bedroom 3 and connects to several closets. These storage spots are great for linens, seasonal items, or cleaning supplies.
I like small details like this, since they make a big difference in keeping the home organized.
Kitchen Pantry
The pantry is walk-in, located just off the kitchen. With deep shelves and lots of space, it’s easy to keep groceries, snacks, and kitchen tools sorted and within reach.
I think this is a must-have if you love to cook or entertain.
Powder Room
Between the study and the great room, the powder room is handy for guests. It’s close to the main living areas yet private enough so visitors can freshen up without wandering through the house.
Study
Across the hall from the powder room, the study provides a quiet, dedicated workspace. There’s room for bookshelves, a big desk, and maybe a cozy chair in the corner.
This spot is set apart for privacy, but it’s not isolated from the rest of the house.
Hallways and Storage
Multiple hallways wind through the home, each with storage closets and space for artwork or family photos. These halls help separate the bedrooms from the busier areas, so everyone gets a little peace and quiet when needed.
Bedroom 2
Toward the front of the house, Bedroom 2 has its own private hallway and walk-in closet.
The attached full bath gives guests or family members both privacy and comfort. If you need a guest suite or a room for an older child, this setup works well.
Bath 2
Bath 2 sits between Bedroom 2 and the hallway, offering a full tub, shower, and plenty of counter space. With easy access for both the bedroom and hall, it works for guests or as a shared bath for a family member.
Master Suite Hall
A private hallway leads toward the master suite. This separation gives you a true retreat away from the noise of daily life.
The sense of quiet begins the moment you enter this hall.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom is spacious, featuring a tray ceiling and large windows overlooking the backyard.
There’s enough room for a seating area or reading nook, and you definitely feel the privacy here.
I appreciate that the room is close to the exercise room and master bath, so your morning routine is easy.
Exercise Room
Next to the master suite, the exercise room is a bonus for anyone who wants to work out at home.
Windows look out to the side yard, bringing in natural light. However you use the space—yoga, weights, or a treadmill—it encourages healthy routines.
Master Bath
The master bath is designed for two, with separate vanities, a large walk-in shower, and a soaking tub set beneath a window.
There are also separate walk-in closets for “his” and “hers,” which keeps things organized. Space for a linen cabinet makes sure towels and toiletries are always close by.
Master Closets
Two separate walk-in closets give both owners their own space. One even includes a bench and built-in shelves for shoes and accessories.
This layout is perfect for keeping wardrobes neat and easy to organize.
Water Closet
The master bath includes a private water closet, so you enjoy full privacy when needed. Small touches like this prove that the designers really thought about comfort and convenience.
Closets and Coats
Throughout the home, closets are placed thoughtfully. From the main foyer coat closet to storage in the hallways, you’ll have no trouble keeping clutter under control.
As you make your way back through the house, every space feels planned for comfort, storage, and modern farmhouse living.
I think the flow from room to room makes daily routines easier, and yet there’s always a spot to pause and enjoy a view, a quiet moment, or time with friends and family.
This feels like a place that truly welcomes you home, every single day.
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