The Bristol II makes an immediate impression — its modern Tudor façade, corner study windows, and front courtyard signal something more considered than the average new construction home. Step inside and the open foyer sets the tone: a main-floor study sits just off the entry, while the plan opens dramatically toward the rear, where the great room, dining, and sunroom command attention with 12-foot ceilings and a seamless connection to the outdoors.

In the kitchen, a large center island anchors the space, a designer hood adds a focal point, and the walk-in prep pantry — complete with countertop space for small appliances — keeps the main workspace clean and clutter-free. A coffee and wine bar rounds out a kitchen designed as much for everyday morning routines as for weekend entertaining.

The rear primary suite of this floor plan is a retreat. Vaulted ceilings, separate vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, and an oversized ceramic tile shower make the bath feel like nan at-home spa. The walk-in closet connects directly to the laundry room — a small detail that makes a real difference.

The finished walkout lower level extends the home’s livability considerably, with a media and game room with bar, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, a dedicated exercise room, and generous storage. Two-zone HVAC and garage bonus room trusses with ladder access round out a home that’s been planned with both daily comfort and long-term flexibility in mind.