You know a home is special the second it grabs your attention from the curb, and this modern Hill Country design does exactly that.
You’re greeted by a striking mix of creamy stone, crisp stucco, and a welcoming front porch that draws you right in.
With 4 bedrooms and over 4,015 square feet spread across two spacious levels, every area feels intentional: open, bright, and ready for both lively gatherings and quiet moments.
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This layout strikes a thoughtful balance between peaceful retreats and vibrant shared spaces, all designed to make daily living feel just a bit more unique.
Specifications:
- 4,015 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch
Step up to the broad front porch, where a blend of limestone and wood accents sets a relaxed, inviting tone.
There’s enough space here for a pair of chairs, perfect for sipping coffee in the morning or chatting with a neighbor in the evening.
I always appreciate a sheltered entry, especially when the weather shifts quickly. The big, black-framed glass door hints at the clean lines and modern touches waiting inside.
Foyer
As you cross the threshold, you’ll enter an airy foyer that feels welcoming and open.
A cluster of pendant lights hangs from the high ceiling, scattering light across crisp white walls and warm wood floors.
This entryway leads you directly into the main living spaces, making it easy to settle in right away.
Set down your keys, hang your coat, and take in the first view: a wide sightline all the way to the backyard, with sunlight streaming through oversized windows.
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Office
To your right, the office offers a quiet spot to focus. Two large windows fill the space with natural light, and the room sits far enough from the main living areas to keep distractions to a minimum.
The clean lines and simple finishes make it easy to imagine this as a productive workspace, a cozy reading room, or even a spot for music practice.
I like that this room is placed off the foyer for privacy, but still close enough to greet a delivery or welcome guests.
Dining Room
Moving forward, the dining room opens up with generous floor space and a dramatic modern chandelier overhead.
There’s room for a table that seats eight or more, making it easy to picture family dinners or holiday celebrations here.
A wall of windows frames the outdoors, turning every meal into a chance to soak up the scenery.
The easy connection between dining and kitchen means passing dishes or refilling drinks is never a hassle.
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Great Room
Next, you step into the great room. This truly expansive space features a soaring ceiling and a sleek, modern fireplace as its centerpiece.
Oversized windows line the back wall, letting daylight pour in and offering unobstructed views of the backyard.
The light wood floors keep things bright and welcoming, while the fireplace’s black stone surround and built-in shelving add a sense of drama.
I think this room adapts easily. You can host a crowd for game night or simply relax alone with a good book.
Kitchen
Just steps away, the kitchen is open and streamlined. A long island runs parallel to the main cooking wall, giving you plenty of prep space and a perfect spot for friends to perch while you cook.
White cabinets keep the look crisp, and the black marble-look countertops add some contrast. You’ll find a double oven for serious bakers, along with matte black hardware and a pot filler above the range that combine both style and function.
I think the layout works really well; everything you need is in reach, but nothing feels crowded.
Pantry
Off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry is a hidden gem. Wraparound shelving maximizes every inch, while a black stone countertop makes it easy to set down groceries or store small appliances.
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The space is well lit, with plenty of room to organize snacks, baking staples, and more.
If you love a tidy kitchen, you’ll appreciate how this pantry keeps the main area clutter-free.
Breakfast Area
Just beyond the kitchen, the breakfast area feels casual and full of light. It sits in its own nook, bordered by windows and a glass door leading out to the patio.
This is the spot for laid-back weekend mornings, quick lunches, or an after-school snack. It’s private enough for a quiet coffee, but open enough that you still feel part of the household action.
Covered Patio
Step outside from the breakfast area and you’ll find a covered patio stretching nearly the width of the home.
The wood-paneled ceiling and recessed lighting make it usable day or night. There’s plenty of room for both a dining set and a lounging area.
The built-in stone grill sits in one corner, ready for summer barbecues. What I love most is how the patio connects indoor and outdoor living, making it easy to host gatherings or just unwind with a book and enjoy the view.
Guest Bedroom
Moving back inside, a private hallway near the great room leads to the guest bedroom.
The room is generous in size, featuring two walk-in closets and large windows that fill the space with soft, natural light.
Guests get direct access to the patio, offering a private escape outdoors. Being close to a full bath and the exercise room gives this area a mini-suite feel, which is ideal for long stays or giving visitors some extra space.
Exercise Room
Right next door, the exercise room offers a convenient spot for morning workouts or yoga sessions.
The window keeps things bright, and there’s just enough space for gym equipment without it feeling crowded.
I noticed that having this room near the guest suite and bathroom is really practical; you can freshen up right after a workout, and guests can use this space too if they like.
Coffee Bar
Just off the exercise room’s hall, you’ll find a built-in coffee bar. This feature really upgrades daily routines.
It’s a compact zone with a sink and counter space for your espresso machine or smoothie blender.
The location makes it easy to grab a morning cup without having to go all the way to the kitchen.
Bath 3
This full bath serves both the exercise room and guest bedroom. A tub-shower combo sits at the far end, paired with a crisp white vanity and matte black hardware for a modern look.
Natural light streams in, making the space feel open and fresh. There’s plenty of room to get ready in the morning or wind down after a long day.
Hall Closet
Across from the bath, a hall closet provides extra storage right where you need it. It’s perfect for linens, shoes, or cleaning supplies, helping keep the main living areas neat and organized.
Mud Room
Back toward the garage entry, the mud room is designed for easy organization. With built-in cubbies, hooks, and a bench, it’s simple to keep bags, shoes, and jackets tidy.
The mud room connects directly to the laundry/utility room, making it a quick stop after soccer practice or a muddy hike.
Dog Wash
Pet owners will appreciate the dedicated dog wash located next to the mud room. The tile floor and sprayer keep messes contained, and the space is big enough for even a large pup.
I can see this being a huge help for anyone with pets.
Storage
Just off the mud room, there’s a storage room perfect for sports gear, gardening tools, or holiday decorations. It stays out of sight, but is easy to access from both the garage and the main house.
2-Car Garage
The garage itself is generously sized, with room for two cars and built-in windows providing natural light. High ceilings and a clean, finished look mean you could easily carve out a workshop or home gym in addition to parking.
Utility/Laundry
The utility room sits between the mud room and the master closet, making laundry tasks simple.
With washer and dryer hookups, a folding counter, and storage, everything is set up for efficiency.
I like how this space connects both to the garage and the private master wing, streamlining your daily routine.
Master Suite
At the end of a private hallway, the master suite feels like a true retreat.
The bedroom is filled with natural light thanks to large windows overlooking the backyard. High ceilings and wide-plank wood floors make the space feel luxurious but still comfortable.
There’s even room for a reading chair or a small sofa.
Master Bathroom
Double doors slide open to reveal a master bath that rivals a boutique hotel. A freestanding soaking tub sits against a bed of smooth black river rocks, creating a spot for real relaxation.
Marble-look tile wraps around the glass-walled shower, and matte black fixtures plus floating wood vanities complete the spa-inspired feel.
Light pours in from the windows, making even early mornings pleasant.
Water Closet
A private water closet is set at the back, providing separation and privacy. I find this is one of those small details that really improves the suite.
Master Closet
The walk-in master closet offers plenty of space, featuring crisp white shelving, double hanging rods, and natural wood accents.
There’s room for everything, from daily wear to special occasion outfits, and even space for storage bins or luggage.
I think the direct connection to both the bedroom and the utility room makes getting ready in the morning incredibly convenient.
Stairs to the Second Floor
With the main floor explored, you can head up the wide, open staircase located just off the main living area. The stairs are easy to access and don’t disrupt the flow of the first floor.
Bonus Room
At the top, you’ll find a large bonus room with wood flooring and plenty of wall space for a big TV, shelves, or a game table.
This flexible area can be turned into a playroom, media zone, or home gym. Big windows keep it bright, and the open layout encourages creativity.
No matter what your crew needs, this room can handle it.
Bedroom 2
Down the hall, Bedroom 2 is roomy with high ceilings and lots of natural light from generous windows.
The walk-in closet sits off to the side, keeping clothes and shoes tidy. With soft carpeting and a peaceful vibe, it’s an easy choice for a restful retreat.
Bath 4
Next door, Bath 4 includes a tub-shower combo, bright white finishes, and a wide vanity.
Matte black fixtures add a modern touch, and there’s plenty of space to move around.
The layout works well for kids, teens, or overnight guests.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 sits across the hall, offering another large space with its own closet and two big windows. This bedroom could easily double as a guest area or a private spot for an older child, with views out to the treetops and room for a desk or reading corner.
Bath 5
Adjacent to Bedroom 3, Bath 5 is compact yet bright, with a single vanity, modern hardware, and a shower that gets plenty of natural light. It’s perfectly situated for anyone staying or working upstairs.
Hallway
The upstairs hallway creates easy access between all rooms, with enough wall space for art or family photos. The open connection back to the stairs helps keep things feeling airy and spacious, not boxed in.
This home balances openness with cozy nooks, giving you the sense that every day here could feel a little more special. I can easily picture you entertaining a crowd in the great room, unwinding in your private suite, or enjoying the breeze on that wide, shaded patio.
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