Welcome to a home where “one story” doesn’t mean “one‐life of compromise.” With roughly 3,044 sq ft, this single‐level ranch style design gives you four bedrooms, 3½ bathrooms (yes, the half bath counts), and a layout so smart it might just whisper, “you got this.”
All in that stylish Texas-Hill-Country look: stone, stucco, oversized windows, and a flair that says “we build big energy—even if we’re keeping it cozy.” 1

Curb Appeal That Doesn’t Apologize
The exterior brings together stone and stucco for that ranch feel, while oversized flanking windows around the entry elevate it from “cute cottage” to “this is the one.” The landscaping? Optional. The swagger? Built-in.

Flow That Lets You Live Big, While Staying One Level
Enter through the foyer, slip into the great room with its vaulted ceiling and fireplace, loop around through the kitchen with twin sinks and a large island where everyone drops their stuff (and maybe does dishes, sometimes).
A pantry right off the family entrance means the Amazon delivery bag doesn’t have to travel half the house. 3

Bedrooms & Retreat Zones
- Master Suite: Tucked away in the back‐left corner for maximal peace. Tray ceiling, dual vanities, big walk-in closet, and pocket door access to the laundry. Yep, they thought of that. 4
- Secondary Bedrooms: Three more bedrooms grouped on the right side, giving the kids/grandkids/visitors their own zone—game room included for the energy that needs its own room. 5
- Office/Flex Room: Just off the foyer behind French doors. Homework? Work? Sneaky hobby‐den? Your call.
Outdoor & Garage Game
A covered rear porch off the dining room invites tacos, shade and slow mornings. The attached three-car garage gives you parking plus “where did I leave the ladder?” space. All one level, all accessible. 6

Specs at a Glance
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Heated Living Area | ~3,044 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 3 full + 1 half |
| Stories | Single‐level |
| Garage | 3-car side entry |
| Style | Texas/Hill Country ranch |
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a house this size, with open layout, high ceilings, and attractive exterior finishes, a good estimate is in the range of $175 – $260 per sq ft. That places your ballpark build cost at approximately **$533K – $792K USD**, depending on region, finishes, and site conditions. Land and site work extra.
Why This Plan Hits the Sweet Spot
Because it gives you big home feels without big-house complications. The one-story layout means fewer stairs, fewer “what was I carrying?” moments, and major accessibility.
Four bedrooms give space for life to vary—kids, guests, hobby rooms, whatever. And the style? Bold enough to make a statement, calm enough to live in.

If you’re thinking “I want a home I can settle into forever,” this just might be the one.






















