Ooh you said this could be replicated if you had the land that is nice! I got an acre lot that I was thinking about building a second home for my parents, my mom would love this!
Great finishes, a lot of wasted space making it a one level home. No secondary den for the kids and office could have been a little wider. The finishes and the outdoor living really set this place apart, but you should have those additional spaces in 5k sq. ft.
at the front, before you step under the overhead, the transition between dark and light concrete, i can see sloppy work. the dark asphalt/color is splashed up on the light concrete. also, that is a small ass air conditioner unit for that large of a house. Is there two? You have an amazing kitchen with an amazing overhead vent hood yet you have electric stove? The stove set up is such an essential part of the kitchen. in a beautiful kitchen like that, at that size, that small of a stove and it being a electric stove sticks out like a sore thumb. Its such bummer.
Texas, like California, no basements. Luxury custom home and then they ruin it by using the same grey luxury vinyl plank throughout the entire main floor. Sorry, give me a basement, a second floor, nice stairways, and at least a little landscaping. A tornado would go through this flat plain, like a freight train.
@@xoangelicaf0523: can't or simply don't. Are you telling me that the Stata and Federal building codes in the US do not allow basements? That doesn't make sense. If you are building on bedrock, i.e. a summer cottage in the mountains, I can see a justification for no basement. If you are building on a flood plain with a high water table, I can see a justification, but this is Texas.
@@xoangelicaf0523: did my research, it's a cost issue, not a permit issue. If I want a basement, I can have a basement as long as it's not where the water table is high or where the clay type is not suitable for deep foundations. This is probably why housing up north is always more expensive than in the south. I would still rather have a basement, thanks.
Yuck! That kitchen is useless. It's clearly for people who only eat take-out. I finding it curious that you keep pushing the term 'custom.' So it looks like whoever had this built didn't want it either. 😕
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One of the best things I've seen today. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
@@Isaiah_Ramos_RGV_Realtor Would this Builder build In San Antonio Tx.
Also Are the any Model Homes .
Thank you really Appreciate this Video .
@@TOMSOLANO1 for the builder to consider San Antonio, a 3.5 hr distance from their building area - they would require a construction loan approval
@@Isaiah_Ramos_RGV_Realtor How can I contact these home builders ????
Beautiful! Best I have seen in a while.😊
Amazing home for a amazing price thank you for showing
Take care always and God bless
Best regards Anja ❤
i luv that double sided garage but overall thats a stunning build only thing i would change is the glass front door
Oh wow so great 👍 beautiful 🤩❤️ and very good design and the big size and quiet place and the good views and very comfortable to live ❤😮
Ooh you said this could be replicated if you had the land that is nice! I got an acre lot that I was thinking about building a second home for my parents, my mom would love this!
really nice work! best regards!
Stunning home
Amazing 🤩
Preciosa casa, muy comoda y a buen precio. ❤
What is the lot size? How many acres?
Wow 😮❤❤❤
WOW!
Would this Builder Build in San Antonio Tx., Also are there any Model Homes .
Thank you, Really appreciate this Video.
Builder is building at SATX, let me know if you’re interested. Do you already own your own land?
@@Isaiah_Ramos_RGV_RealtorThanks for Reply. No do not own land Yet, but since Builder is Available in SA , definitely going to look for Land.
Interested in this exact home , are there any Model Homes in San Antonio or any where , willing to travel .
😍😍😍
Do you build in Louisiana ? 👀
What town is it?
I wonder if its loud having a AC in the house
Would this Builder Build in Waco, TX?
Great finishes, a lot of wasted space making it a one level home. No secondary den for the kids and office could have been a little wider. The finishes and the outdoor living really set this place apart, but you should have those additional spaces in 5k sq. ft.
every video I see makes me more and more depressed. I live in Canada in a ROOM 😭
Oh nooooo!!!
It’s still in the market?
The utilities must be insane tho
Address please?
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Hou much for the land can u tell thank
About $40k+ depending on size, location, etc. 🙏
Where is this ???❤❤❤
at the front, before you step under the overhead, the transition between dark and light concrete, i can see sloppy work. the dark asphalt/color is splashed up on the light concrete. also, that is a small ass air conditioner unit for that large of a house. Is there two?
You have an amazing kitchen with an amazing overhead vent hood yet you have electric stove? The stove set up is such an essential part of the kitchen. in a beautiful kitchen like that, at that size, that small of a stove and it being a electric stove sticks out like a sore thumb. Its such bummer.
Pretty on the exterior. Broken internally.
Why do you say that?
This house still available
This house available?
No longer available!
Scarry there are snakes here!
$50K for what size lot?
I can tell it's over priced for lot and build...smh
0.5 acres
I'm sorry but is there anyone else here who thinks this isn't worth 500 k ?
Spec home... 😂😂😂
It’s a nice home. But those are the most hideous, ugly, basic windows I’ve ever seen on a new home.
Texas, like California, no basements. Luxury custom home and then they ruin it by using the same grey luxury vinyl plank throughout the entire main floor. Sorry, give me a basement, a second floor, nice stairways, and at least a little landscaping. A tornado would go through this flat plain, like a freight train.
Can’t have basements here
@@xoangelicaf0523: can't or simply don't. Are you telling me that the Stata and Federal building codes in the US do not allow basements? That doesn't make sense. If you are building on bedrock, i.e. a summer cottage in the mountains, I can see a justification for no basement. If you are building on a flood plain with a high water table, I can see a justification, but this is Texas.
@@xoangelicaf0523: did my research, it's a cost issue, not a permit issue. If I want a basement, I can have a basement as long as it's not where the water table is high or where the clay type is not suitable for deep foundations. This is probably why housing up north is always more expensive than in the south. I would still rather have a basement, thanks.
That home isn't even close to 5000 square feet..!
5,000 total sq ft, not living sq ft
Yuck! That kitchen is useless. It's clearly for people who only eat take-out. I finding it curious that you keep pushing the term 'custom.' So it looks like whoever had this built didn't want it either. 😕