This elegant Hill Country home offers around 3,078 sq ft of thoughtful, single-level design with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a spacious 3-car garage, a dedicated home office by the entry, and a warm, vaulted keeping room that brings cozy charm into modern living. 1
Striking First Impressions
Stone and stucco exterior, framed by bracketed eaves and generous windows, give this home standout curb appeal. The arched entryway opens into a foyer perfectly balanced by the adjacent office and formal dining area—live, work, and entertain all flow from here. 2
Heart of the Home: Great Room & Keeping Room
Step past the foyer into a vaulted great room—ideal for gatherings. A short stroll brings you to the keeping room: a comfy, vaulted space right off the kitchen designed for relaxed mornings and fireside chats. 3
Entertainer’s Kitchen & Butler’s Pantry
This kitchen impresses with its 5′×9′ island topped with an eating bar and walk-through butler pantry that links the garage entrance to the main heart of the home. Smart—and stylish. 4
Bedrooms & Layout Flow
- Primary Suite: Positioned for peace, tucked separately from bedrooms 2 & 3, and placed for privacy and quiet transition.
- Bedrooms 2 & 3: Grouped with easy access to shared baths—ideal for kids or guests.
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Design at a Glance
Feature | Details |
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Heated Living Area | ~3,078 sq ft |
Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 3 full + 1 half |
Stories | Single-level |
Garage | 3-car |
Key Spaces | Home office, keeping room, butler pantry |
Lifestyle Perks
- Home office near entry—functional, yet discreet.
- Keeping room adds cozy, casual living adjacent to the kitchen.
- Open-concept layout with smart workflow—perfect for hosting or everyday family life.
- Traditional Hill Country style done with modern sensibility.
Estimated U.S. Build Cost
For a home of this scale and refinement, expect construction costs to land around $180–$260 per sq ft. That places the estimated build in the range of **$555K–$800K USD**, depending on your region, finishes, and site conditions (land, permits, and siteworks excluded).
Why This Plan Feels Like Home
Because it combines a clear sense of place with modern practicality. Private zones (bedrooms, office) balance with shared, inviting spaces (keeping room, great room), all dressed in warm Hill Country character. It’s a home that welcomes both life’s big and small moments.