Traditional

There are homes built to impress, and there are homes built around the way people actually live. This one manages to do both. Originally built as the model home, the intentional design is apparent from the moment you walk through the doors. A dramatic double staircase frames the entry, but your eye immediately carries beyond it, through the great room and out to the backyard. That connection between indoors and out continues throughout the home. The kitchen and great room form the heart of the main level, open enough for a full house but comfortable enough for everyday life. An oversized island creates the natural gathering place, while walls of glass open to the screened porch and bring the backyard into view. The dining room offers a separate place for dinner without feeling removed, and a private study with built-ins gives work its own space away from the activity of the home. The owner's suite is privately positioned with a sitting area and spa bath. An additional first floor suite, with views of the backyard, offers guests privacy. Upstairs, an additional three bedrooms each have their own bath, with a game room and media. But much of life here will happen outside. The screened porch becomes an extension of the living room, opening to a pool and spa. Beyond it, the backyard continues to a covered outdoor kitchen and a separate fire pit, creating distinct places to swim, cook, gather or simply spend an evening outside. Set on nearly three quarters of an acre in Flower Mound, the property offers the space buyers are looking for without sacrificing the ease of a neighborhood. Professionally selected designer finishes from its time as the model home give each room its own personality, while the floor plan keeps everything connected. It is a home that can handle a crowd beautifully, but on an ordinary day, it simply feels easy to live in.

There are homes built to impress, and there are homes built around the way people actually live. This one manages to do both. Originally built as the model home, the intentional design is apparent from the moment you walk through the doors. A dramatic double staircase frames the entry, but your eye immediately carries beyond it, through the great room and out to the backyard. That connection between indoors and out continues throughout the home. The kitchen and great room form the heart of the main level, open enough for a full house but comfortable enough for everyday life. An oversized island creates the natural gathering place, while walls of glass open to the screened porch and bring the backyard into view. The dining room offers a separate place for dinner without feeling removed, and a private study with built-ins gives work its own space away from the activity of the home. The owner's suite is privately positioned with a sitting area and spa bath. An additional first floor suite, with views of the backyard, offers guests privacy. Upstairs, an additional three bedrooms each have their own bath, with a game room and media. But much of life here will happen outside. The screened porch becomes an extension of the living room, opening to a pool and spa. Beyond it, the backyard continues to a covered outdoor kitchen and a separate fire pit, creating distinct places to swim, cook, gather or simply spend an evening outside. Set on nearly three quarters of an acre in Flower Mound, the property offers the space buyers are looking for without sacrificing the ease of a neighborhood. Professionally selected designer finishes from its time as the model home give each room its own personality, while the floor plan keeps everything connected. It is a home that can handle a crowd beautifully, but on an ordinary day, it simply feels easy to live in.