About This Home
Where Unit 2 leans dark and collected, Unit 3 opens its arms. This is a home of light and texture — a softer palette with French-inflected details that feel at once timeless and completely fresh.
The exterior arrives in Sherwin-Williams Taupe of the Morning — a pale, sun-washed tone with German schmear stone accents and the same arched mahogany front door and tongue-and-groove porch ceiling, giving both homes a coherent identity while each tells its own story. The approach is off a wide alley rather than the street, with four off-street parking spaces — two side by side in the driveway, one alongside the garage, and one inside it.
Inside, the kitchen takes a lighter approach — warm greige perimeter cabinetry with molded tops is paired with a stained wood island and hutch. The backsplash is dramatic: bold Calacatta-veined marble, a brass pot filler above the 36" ZLINE gas range, and dark industrial pendants. The pantry is a charming departure — vertical shiplap painted soft sage-blue, natural wood cabinetry, butcher block countertop, and a schoolhouse pendant.
The living room shares the same 36" vented gas fireplace with a soapstone surround of greater movement and drama. The dining room chandelier is a sculptural brass multi-arm piece with white cylindrical shades — elegant and approachable.
The downstairs bath is all French femininity — beadboard paneling in soft sage, a console vanity with champagne bronze legs, and white octagon mosaic floor tile with black dot accents. Upstairs, the primary suite occupies half the second floor beneath vaulted ceilings, and its bath continues the romantic tone as a wet room — the grey freestanding soaking tub sits inside the shower enclosure, tall vertical warm stone tile running the walls and Arabesque-patterned tile underfoot, the tub served by a brass deck-mounted filler. Arched Moroccan-inspired mirrors hang above the 96" dark wood double vanity, and the primary closet carries a butcher block center island, dedicated hanging sections, and built-out cubbies.
The stairwell features a stained handrail with charcoal-painted newel posts and black metal balusters — graphic and modern against the warm white walls.
Outside, the same private 8′ × 12′ plunge pool anchors a deck and a covered patio designed for long evenings — tongue-and-groove ceiling, recessed lighting, and a matte black ceiling fan overhead, the yard held behind an 8′ privacy fence.
Layout
2,198 square feet across two levels
Level 1 — Main Floor
Entry · Study / Flex Suite · Full Bath · Kitchen · Dining · Living · Utility / Laundry · 1-Car Garage · Covered Patio
Level 2 — Upper Floor
Primary Suite · Primary Bath · Primary Closet · Bedroom 2 · Bedroom 3 · Full Bath
Construction Drawings
Dimensioned architectural plans for each level. Open either drawing to view it full size.
Floor plans are approximate and for illustrative purposes only. Square footages and dimensions may vary.
One Space. Three Lives.
Enclosed by a pocket door off the foyer, the ground floor study becomes a fully separated workspace with its own exterior entry — no interruptions, no compromises.
Paired with the adjacent full bath and hallway closet, the space functions as a self-contained guest retreat with complete privacy from the rest of the home.
Left open to the foyer, the study reads as a true fourth bedroom on the main floor, with the full bath and hallway closet already in place beside it.
The flexibility is built in.
All estimates are for informational purposes only and do not constitute a loan commitment. Actual amounts may vary based on credit score, lender, and current rates.
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Principal, Interest, Tax & HOA
Located in the vibrant 78722, steps from Manor Road’s best dining, coffee, and nightlife. Campbell Elementary, Kealing Middle, and McCallum High School. Minutes to downtown, UT, and the Domain.
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