Hill Country & Acreage
The Cibolo
Floor Plan
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Tell Carter What You’d Change →The Cibolo by Hearthside Homes is a refined and generously proportioned single-story home offering 2,200 square feet of thoughtfully arranged living space. Designed for families who want both elegance and flexibility, The Cibolo delivers four true living zones, a stunning owner's retreat, and the kind of everyday practicality that makes a house feel like home from day one.
The heart of the home is a sweeping open-concept great room where the Kitchen, Dining Room, and Family Room (or Living Room) flow together effortlessly, anchored by a Covered Patio that brings the outdoors in. The kitchen features an island and ample workspace, making it equally suited to weeknight dinners and weekend entertaining.
The Master Suite is a true sanctuary, set apart from the secondary bedrooms for complete privacy. The luxurious Master Bath includes a soaking tub, separate shower, dual vanity areas, and a spacious Master Closet — a retreat within a retreat.
Secondary living is equally well-considered. A Flex Room/Bedroom #4 at the front of the home serves beautifully as a media room, playroom, or private guest suite. A Study/Bedroom #2 flanks the entry — ideal for working from home — while Bedroom #3 and the Flex Room share a full Bath #2. A conveniently located Powder Room serves guests near the main living areas. The Utility Room connects seamlessly to the garage wing, keeping household operations out of sight.
Plan Specifications
| Square Footage | 2,200 SF |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 2.5 |
| Stories | One-Story |
| Garage | 2-Car Garage |
| Style | Hill Country |
| Market | Hill Country & Acreage |
Every detail here is a starting point. Floor plan, bedroom count, room configuration, garage orientation — all of it can be modified. Most clients end up with something between “exactly this” and “this but different in three ways we didn’t anticipate until we saw it drawn.”
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