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It’s easy to picture coming home to this Southwestern ranch after a long day. The mountain views and native plantings immediately set a relaxed tone.
This home brings together rustic charm and modern convenience, giving you plenty of room to spread out, entertain, or simply unwind.
From the sunlit great room to the flexible bonus spaces, every corner feels both inviting and practical.
Let’s head inside and walk through each space together so you can start to see how life might look here.
Specifications:
- 2,690 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
The entrance feels generous thanks to the wide covered porch and the warm mix of stone and stucco around the door.
There’s just enough room here for a bench or a couple of chairs, so you can sit and enjoy the view of your xeriscaped front yard.
It’s practical too. The deep overhang keeps deliveries dry and adds privacy by setting the entry back from the street.
Foyer
When you step inside, you’ll find yourself in a foyer with high ceilings and a straight sightline through to the backyard.
Natural light pours in from the great room windows, and even though the entry isn’t oversized, it never feels cramped.
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There’s an easy, open feeling that immediately draws you into the heart of the home.
Great Room
Just a few steps in, the great room opens up with a vaulted ceiling and a fireplace anchoring one wall.
I think the angled walls give this room a unique personality, different from the usual boxy living area.
Large windows bring the outdoors in, so the views always feel close at hand. You have plenty of space for a big sectional, and the fireplace becomes a cozy focal point on chilly evenings.
This room connects directly to almost every part of the house, making it great for gatherings or quiet afternoons.
Outdoor Living Porch
Step outside through the great room doors and you’re under a deep outdoor living porch.
The roofline extends here to keep you shaded at any hour. You get a clear view of the natural surroundings, with plenty of room for both a dining table and a sitting area.
The porch connects to the dining porch on one side, making the whole area feel even larger.
It’s just right for summer barbecues or enjoying your morning coffee in peace.
Dining Porch
Next to the outdoor living porch, the dining porch acts as an outdoor extension of the kitchen.
This spot is perfect for meals outside, tucked close enough to the kitchen door to make serving easy.
I like the bit of separation here—it feels almost like your own private courtyard, ideal for small gatherings or a quiet dinner under the stars.
Casual Dining
Inside, the casual dining area sits between the great room and the kitchen. It’s open but set off to the side, so you’re not eating right in the middle of everything.
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Tall windows bring in the morning light, and there’s plenty of room for a family-sized table.
I can see breakfast happening here while everyone comes and goes. The flow from the kitchen makes serving and cleanup simple.
Kitchen
Turning into the kitchen, you’ll notice the spacious layout with a large island in the center.
This isn’t just for meal prep—I think it doubles as a gathering spot for snacks, homework, or casual chats.
The wraparound counters provide ample cooking space, and the pantry is tucked just out of sight for easy access.
I appreciate details like the window above the sink, which brings in natural light and gives you a view to the side yard.
The kitchen connects directly to the casual dining, so everything stays functional and family-friendly.
Pantry
Just off the kitchen, the pantry is larger than you might expect. There’s room for bulk groceries and all your small appliances.
Since it’s close to both the kitchen and garage, you can unload groceries without walking across the house.
I love this kind of convenience, especially if you enjoy cooking or hosting.
Hall
A short hallway connects the kitchen to the secondary bedrooms and baths. This layout keeps the living spaces separate from the quieter corners of the house, so noise and activity don’t bother anyone who wants to sleep in or study.
Bedroom 3
Down the hallway, you’ll find Bedroom 3, which is a generous size. Vaulted ceilings add to the open feeling.
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There’s a full closet, and the window faces the side yard for privacy. If you need a guest suite or space for teens, this room works well.
With Bath 3 nearby—including dual vanities and a tub/shower—everyone gets their own space to get ready without waiting.
Bath 3
Bath 3 includes two vanities, making morning routines easier for those sharing the space. The tub/shower combination is practical, so you can bathe kids or take a relaxing soak after a day out.
I noticed the efficient use of space here; there’s enough storage for towels and toiletries, and it never feels too tight.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 is just across the hall. It’s a bit smaller but still comfortable, with two windows that keep it bright and an 11-foot ceiling for extra openness.
You get a full closet and easy access to the hall and shared bath. This room could work for guests, kids, or even as a home office if you need a quiet spot.
Flex Room
Near the foyer, you’ll come across the flex room, which really adds value to this floor plan.
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Windows on two sides bring in lots of natural light. You can use this space however you need: as a formal dining room, a home office, or a playroom.
I think it’s especially nice if your family’s needs change over time. You can adjust the décor or function without needing to do a major remodel.
Utility Room
The utility room sits just off the flex room and hallway, putting laundry chores within easy reach but out of sight.
There’s space for a full washer and dryer, plus a linen closet for storage. Since this room connects to the garage entry, muddy boots and sports gear can land here instead of getting tracked through the house.
I always appreciate a practical laundry setup—it really helps keep things tidy.
Drop Zone
As you come in from the garage, you’ll pass through a dedicated drop zone. This area has cubbies, hooks, and a bench, so everyone has a spot for coats, backpacks, and shoes.
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It’s a small touch, but in day-to-day life, it really helps keep things organized. I think families, in particular, will see the value in this feature.
Powder Room
Just beyond the drop zone, there’s a powder room for guests or anyone coming in from the garage or yard.
It’s tucked out of sight but still easy for visitors to find. A window provides ventilation, which I always like.
The finishes here are customizable, but the location is what really makes it convenient. It’s nice not to have to cross the house for a quick handwash or bathroom break.
Master Suite
At the far end of the house, the master suite sits apart from the other bedrooms to give you privacy.
There’s a small sitting area—perfect for a reading chair or a morning yoga spot. The bedroom itself feels spacious, with a 12-foot ceiling and windows looking out to the backyard for peaceful views.
I think the way it’s positioned shows some real thought in keeping it separate from the busier parts of the house.
Master Bath
Through a private entry, the master bath opens up with a soaking tub, oversized shower, and dual vanities.
You get his and hers closets, which makes sharing space so much easier. There’s also a separate drying area and a private water closet.
The whole space feels comfortable and functional without being overdone.
Master Closet
The master closet connects right to the bath, streamlining your morning routine. There’s room for all-season wardrobes and extra storage for shoes, luggage, or anything you’d prefer to keep tucked away.
Two-Car Garage
When it comes to storage and vehicles, the two-car garage is positioned just off the drop zone.
It’s generously sized, offering plenty of room for cars or even a workshop area if you’re handy.
I noticed the direct access to the drop zone and utility room, which helps keep bad weather from being a hassle.
Single-Car Garage
A separate one-car garage adds even more flexibility. If you have an extra vehicle, want a spot for bikes, or need storage for outdoor gear, this space gives you options.
Since it’s accessible from the driveway, guests or older kids can come and go without needing to pass through the main garage.
This home is designed for comfort, convenience, and easy living. The layout adapts to whatever life brings.
From daily routines to special celebrations, you’ll find spaces here that truly work for you, both inside and out.
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