Dandelion plan in Turners Crossing by Taylor Morrison

Navigating the complexities of extended family living requires a home that balances togetherness with individual privacy, and the Dandelion plan addresses this need directly with its generational home design. This 2,931-square-foot residence, starting at N/A, provides distinct living spaces while maintaining a central connection. The inclusion of a dedicated office/study/flex room offers a quiet retreat for work or hobbies, while the gourmet kitchen, complete with a gas cooktop, becomes a natural gathering place for shared meals and conversations. High ceilings throughout the home create an airy and spacious feel, complementing the open-concept design that encourages interaction. A primary bedroom conveniently located downstairs provides a private suite for parents or guests, enhanced by a relaxing bathtub. Outside, a covered patio extends the living space, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. The Dandelion also includes a sprinkler system and a water softener loop, adding to its practicality. With four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a two-car garage, this plan delivers both comfort and functionality for a diverse household.