Set in Driftwood, this 2,668 sq ft home was built with intention - every room considered, every finish chosen for a reason. Four bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths, a dedicated home office, and a private two-room suite with its own bathroom give this layout a rare combination of structure and flexibility.

The private suite, complete with built-in bookcases, functions equally well as a guest wing, creative studio, or extended living space, all with direct access to a dedicated bath. A Jack and Jill bathroom connects the two secondary bedrooms, a practical detail that makes day-to-day living noticeably smoother.

The kitchen is set up for real cooking: a gas cooktop with an electrical hookup already roughed in for anyone who wants to make a swap. Tray and high ceilings add volume throughout, while wood, tile, and carpet flooring define each space appropriately. Hunter Douglas automated shades in the living and dining rooms bring an effortless, polished quality to daily life, and ceiling fans in every room handle the Texas heat without a second thought.

The primary suite is built for genuine comfort - garden tub, separate shower, and built-ins in the closet makes organization feel effortless. Double-pane vinyl windows keep things quiet and energy-efficient throughout the home.

Outside, a screened-in porch with geocrete epoxy flooring and AV hookups extends the living space year-round. The home is prewired for audio with built-in speakers in the living room and on the patio. Electrical in the eaves opens up lighting possibilities, and the garage is finished with the same durable geocrete epoxy. A wired security system is already in place.

The backyard is entirely your canvas - the septic system runs along the side of the home, keeping the rear yard unobstructed and pool-ready whenever you're ready to build.