The Baxter

New builds in this price bracket often feel caught between worlds — too cramped to truly relax into, yet too sprawling to feel intimate. The Baxter sidesteps that awkward middle ground entirely. Three bedrooms give each person their own territory without the house feeling like a maze of unused corners. The proportions work harder than the square footage suggests, creating space that adapts rather than dictates. Whether it's homework spreading across a desk, weekend projects claiming a spare room, or simply the luxury of closing a door when you need quiet, everything has its place. A vintage mirror propped against one wall, perhaps, or bookshelves arranged just so — the details that make anywhere feel like home find their natural spots here.