14 Dominion Meadows

Located within Dominion Heights, the newest enclave inside The Dominion, this new construction single story residence was designed by award winning architect Gustavo Arredondo and to be built by Dwell Dominion Group. The floorplan is intentionally crafted to emphasize single level living, abundant natural light, and a seamless connection to the private central courtyard from the main living areas and primary suite. A five foot by ten foot steel pivot door opens to a well proportioned entry with curated ceiling details and subtle cove lighting. The residence is entirely single story with no interior steps, allowing for an easy and continuous flow throughout. High ceilings extend across the great room, dining area, and kitchen, while expansive windows provide consistent natural light and a strong indoor outdoor connection. The kitchen balances clean design with everyday performance, featuring double stack maple cabinetry, quartz surfaces, a pot filler, and a full Cafe Series appliance package including a forty eight inch built in refrigerator, a thirty six inch commercial style gas cooktop, double ovens, and a wine cooler. The primary suite is quiet and refined, offering a floating double vanity with toe kick lighting, a mosaic tile feature wall, a freestanding soaking tub with quartz ledge, and an oversized frameless glass shower. Two additional bedrooms are positioned separately, providing flexibility for guest accommodations, office use, or additional living needs. Exterior materials include stucco masonry with stone and wood accents, a metal roof, and stained concrete porches. The central courtyard is professionally landscaped and framed by a metal trellis and water feature, creating a private outdoor setting. A three car garage with epoxy flooring adds everyday functionality and storage. Additional features include open cell foam insulation, two Lennox sixteen SEER heat pump systems, a Rinnai tankless water heater with recirculation loop, Low E windows, LED lighting throughout, and engineered structural framing.