The Holden

New builds in this price bracket tend to cluster bedrooms upstairs and call it done. But households that have moved beyond the starter-home phase need something more considered — rooms that can shift purpose as life demands it, quiet retreats when the house fills with noise, proper separation between work and rest. The Holden understands this reality. Four bedrooms across two floors means genuine choice about how space gets used. One becomes the office that actually has a door. Another transforms into the hobby room where half-finished projects can stay half-finished. The guest room feels like a proper invitation, not an afterthought squeezed into leftover square footage. This is space designed around the way established households actually live — with room for everyone's different rhythms and the blessed possibility of finding solitude under your own roof.