David Weekley's "Pine" at 1706 Hidden Fox is thoughtfully designed for today’s busy families who want space to live, work, and grow — without wasted square footage. At the heart of the home, the open-concept kitchen, dining, and family room create an easy flow for everyday life and weekend gatherings. Tucked away from the main living area, the secondary bedrooms are connected by a dedicated retreat space — a rare and incredibly useful bonus. It’s an easy place for toys and games to stay put, homework to get done, or movie nights to happen — giving kids their own space without taking over the rest of the house. What truly sets this home apart is that the retreat exists in addition to a private study located near the front of the home. That means parents don’t have to choose between a home office and kid-friendly flex space — you get both. The study is ideal for remote work, quiet focus time, or a flexible room that adapts as your family’s needs change. The owner’s retreat is privately positioned and offers a calm place to unwind at the end of the day, while the covered outdoor living area extends your usable space and encourages time spent outside. Designed with real family life in mind, this home offers the flexibility young families need now — and room to grow into later. Come see how this layout actually works for everyday family life — schedule your showing at 1706 Hidden Fox today.