La Quinta
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Approx. 2,011 Sq Ft | 2–3 Bedrooms | 2–2.5 Bathrooms | Den/Office | Covered Patio | 2-Car Garage
The Preserve is where space and flexibility really start to come together.
At just over 2,000 square feet, this layout gives you room to breathe — without feeling oversized or inefficient. It’s balanced, open, and designed for both everyday comfort and entertaining.
If you want a home that feels substantial but still manageable, the Preserve sits in a very strong position within the lineup.
The kitchen, dining area, and living room all connect in one continuous space.
The proportions matter here:
A large central kitchen with island presence
A defined dining area that doesn’t feel squeezed
A wide living room that handles full furniture layouts
This is one of the first plans in the series where entertaining 8–10 people feels completely natural.
The Preserve includes a true office/den space positioned away from the primary suite.
This works extremely well for:
A private home office
A hobby room
A media space
Or conversion into a third bedroom (depending on options)
It’s large enough to feel intentional — not an afterthought.
The primary bedroom sits on its own side of the home, separated from guest areas.
Expect:
A spacious sleeping area
Generous walk-in closet
Well-proportioned primary bath layout
The hallway buffering creates a quiet, tucked-away feel compared to smaller plans.
The secondary bedroom sits near its own bath, positioned toward the front of the home.
That makes it ideal for:
Visiting family
Long-term guests
A private suite-style feel without stepping up to the largest homes
It gives guests independence while keeping the primary suite private.
Buyers who want to cross the 2,000 sq ft threshold
Full-time residents who need real living space
Couples who host frequently
Buyers who want flexibility without moving into Encore pricing
It often becomes the “sweet spot” plan — large enough to feel impressive, but not as expansive as Refuge or Encore models.
Depending on release and builder offerings, the Preserve may offer:
Bedroom 3 configuration
Den door style upgrades (French / double door look)
Interior fireplace option
Wet bar option (in certain configurations)
Upgraded sliding door systems for stronger indoor-outdoor flow
Owner’s bath variations, including accessibility-friendly shower designs
In this plan, layout decisions tend to impact long-term livability more than cosmetic upgrades.
~2,011 square feet
2–3 Bedrooms
2–2.5 Bathrooms
Dedicated Office / Den
Covered Patio
2-Car Garage
Single-Level
The Preserve feels like the transition from “nice” to “comfortable.”
It gives you:
A meaningful open-concept living space
A real office
Guest privacy
Room to entertain
Without jumping all the way into the largest floor plans.
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