Résidence Unifamiliale À Temple

Originally built as an Arnold Design + Build Parade Home, this five-bedroom home pairs refined design with a setting shaped by mature trees and natural light. A striking picture window sets the tone from the foyer, while soaring ceilings, real wood floors and expansive windows bring views of the trees into the heart of the home. The open living area centers around a fireplace and flows naturally into a beautifully finished kitchen, where Cambria quartz wraps the waterfall island and continues throughout the home. Generous cabinetry provides plenty of storage, with even more tucked into the butler’s pantry through an extensive collection of drawers, shelving and additional counter space. Plantation shutters and custom roller shades add another layer of finish while allowing the light and wooded views to remain part of the experience. Tucked away from the main living areas, the primary suite feels especially serene, with oversized windows framing the trees just outside. The bath carries the same sense of calm with a freestanding soaking tub, black framed glass shower, dual vanities and a generous walk-in closet. Beyond the finishes, the home is exceptionally well equipped with a Generac whole-house generator and 500-gallon propane tank, whole-house surge protection, epoxy-coated garage floors and a whole-home audio system that extends to the back patio. Outside, the near half acre lot is shaded by mature trees, creating a setting that feels established, quiet and remarkably removed for a home in the heart of South Temple. The large, level backyard offers plenty of room to enjoy the property beneath the canopy. Zoned for Belton ISD with easy access to I-35 and Lions Park, the home offers a rare sense of calm without giving up everyday convenience. That balance carries throughout the property, where thoughtful design, natural light and the mature landscape come together in a way that is best appreciated in person.