This new home is made to look aged and in the Texas German Vernacular Architecture. Transporting you to days-gone-by using traditional materials such as reclaimed barn wood, large blocked cut limestone, exposed rafter tails, zinc colored metal roof, and a windmill. The interior elements include hardwood floors in the main house, tile plank wood-look floors in the guest house, quartzite countertops, shaker style cabinets, and California style closets with built-in dressers in the master. This compound style homesite will look like it's the original homestead of Hidden Springs but will offer all of the modern comforts you would expect from a custom-built home in 2020. The main house at 2286 square feet, has two bedrooms and 2.5 baths, the guest house is 1500 square feet, with one-bedroom, full bath, fireplace, kitchen, and loft. The property also includes an architecturally-connected, detached oversized three-car garage.