Kelly Turner

Design 2300 blends family space and productivity. The dedicated office is ideal for work-from-home needs, while four bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, kids, or extended family. The kitchen sits at the center of the home, overlooking both the dining and family rooms, making this plan ideal for everyday life and entertaining.

Design 2085 adds noticeable breathing room while keeping everything on one level. A dedicated home office near the front of the home provides separation from daily activity—ideal for remote work or quiet study. The kitchen opens to an oversized family room and dining area, creating a strong entertaining space. The primary suite is generously sized, while the additional half bath adds convenience

Design 2645 elevates the experience with an open-to-below feature that adds natural light and architectural interest. The game room overlooks the main living area, creating visual connection while maintaining separation. A first-floor primary suite and office make this plan both functional and impressive.

Design 2545 introduces a true separation of spaces with a second-floor game room. The primary suite and office are located on the main level, while the upstairs is dedicated to entertainment and secondary bedrooms. This layout is perfect for families who want adult spaces downstairs and kid zones upstairs.

Spacious one-story triplex unit offering 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths. The home includes 42-inch soft-close cabinets, quartz countertops, and a covered front porch. Additional highlights include a porte cochere and rear alley parking. Small-town charm with modern finishes throughout. Located in Sealy, this property provides a quiet small-town atmosphere with convenient access to local amenities

Design 1756 is one of the most efficient four-bedroom plans in the 40 ft. lineup. With multiple bathrooms, including a powder bath, this home minimizes morning congestion and supports growing households. The fourth bedroom is positioned separately, making it ideal for guests or multigenerational living. The kitchen and dining area anchor the home, while the family room remains cozy and functional.

Design 2434 is the flagship of the 40’ series, offering the most space and the strongest sense of luxury. A large upstairs game room anchors the second floor, while generous bedroom sizes throughout the home support long-term living. The open-to-below feature enhances the home’s scale, and the layout works well for buyers who want space without moving to a wider lot.

Design 1835 offers a smart blend of bedroom count and shared living space. All four bedrooms are well-proportioned, and the layout keeps the home feeling organized rather than crowded. The centrally located kitchen overlooks the dining and family rooms, making it easy to stay connected during daily routines. A covered patio extends the living space outdoors.

Design 1565 is a thoughtfully designed single-story home that maximizes livability without wasted space. The open family room flows seamlessly into the dining area and kitchen, creating a comfortable everyday gathering space. The primary suite is privately positioned at the rear of the home and includes a walk-in closet and en-suite bath for added privacy. Two secondary bedrooms are located