Some homes are built to sell. This one was built to be kept. One of the Executive Homes builders made it their own, and the finishes carry the difference — details you won't find in the neighboring homes in The Lakes of Bailey Ranch. What sets it apart before you reach the door is the lot: a protected greenbelt runs along the back, so there are no rear neighbors, only the tree line.
Inside, vaulted ceilings open the main living areas, where hand-scraped hardwoods and travertine carry from room to room. The granite island kitchen opens directly to the living room, so the cook is never out of the conversation. A split floor plan keeps the primary quarters private, while a Jack-and-Jill bath serves the secondary bedrooms and a flex room stands ready as a home office or fourth bedroom. In the primary bath, a jetted garden tub sits beside a travertine shower with dual spray heads.
The upgrades continue where they matter least to the eye and most to the owner: a 2026 HVAC system, fresh concrete and landscaping around the home, partial-floored attic storage, full attic insulation, a storm shelter, and a three-car garage. Out back, a 10x20 covered patio faces the greenbelt, where the tree line becomes the view and the evenings bring fireflies and wildlife.