Why Buyers End Up Comparing These Two Models
Almost nobody walks into this decision already knowing which one they want. Most buyers start out searching country ranch homes or tuscany homes separately, find both options sitting in the same small community outside Tyler, and then spend more time than they expected trying to figure out what actually separates them beyond the name.
That is a fair question, and the honest answer is that the two models share more in common than most comparison pages let on. Both are single story, both run close to 2,600 square feet, both include four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms. The differences that matter are smaller and more specific than people usually assume, and a few of them are easy to miss if you are only looking at exterior photos.
Country Ranch Homes: What You Actually Get
The Country Ranch model runs 2,602 square feet, built around board and batten siding, steep gables, and a covered front porch, the look most people picture when they think farmhouse style new construction. Inside, the layout keeps the primary suite separated from the other three bedrooms and opens the kitchen, dining, and living space into one connected area.
One detail that gets left out of most descriptions: the Country Ranch comes with an oversized two car garage, not just a standard two car bay. For anyone planning to use the garage for more than parking, a workbench, storage for lawn equipment, a golf cart, that extra room is a real practical difference, not just a marketing phrase.
Country Ranch homesites in this phase include Lot 6A, Lot 32, and Lot 35.
Learn More: Country Ranch Homes: A Look Inside the 4 Bedroom Model at Wild Horse Estates
Tuscany Homes: What You Actually Get
The Tuscany model runs 2,605 square feet, essentially identical in size to the Country Ranch, but built around a lower pitched hip roof, a warmer neutral exterior, and a more symmetrical, formal facade rather than steep farmhouse gables. The floor plan follows the same logic inside, primary suite separated from the other bedrooms, open kitchen and living space, four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.
The garage here is a standard two car garage rather than the oversized version on the Country Ranch, which is worth knowing upfront if garage space specifically is a priority for you.
Learn More: Tuscany Style Homes, Built in Bullard, TX
Tuscany homesites in this phase include Lot 7A, Lot 34A, and Lot 36.
| Feature | Country Ranch | Tuscany |
|---|---|---|
| Square Footage | 2,602 sq ft | 2,605 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4 | 4 |
| Bathrooms | 3.5 | 3.5 |
| Garage | Oversized 2-Car | Standard 2-Car |
| Roofline | Steep Gables | Low-Pitched Hip Roof |
| Exterior Style | Farmhouse, Board and Batten | Mediterranean-Inspired, Formal Facade |
| Available Lots | 6A, 32, 35 | 7A, 34A, 36 |
What Actually Drives the Decision
Once buyers see the numbers side by side, the decision usually stops being about square footage, since there is barely any difference there, and becomes about two things: which exterior they are drawn to, and which garage setup fits how they actually plan to use the space.
Style preference tends to split along a fairly predictable line. Buyers coming from Dallas, Houston, or Austin who want that classic Texas ranch look tend to gravitate toward the Country Ranch. Buyers relocating from California, or professionals in medical and higher education fields who want something a bit more formal without going anywhere near ornate, tend to lean Tuscany, since the style already feels familiar to them from other parts of the state or country.
A Practical Note on Where Things Stand Right Now
Since availability changes as lots sell, it is worth mentioning plainly rather than glossing over: pricing on some lots in this phase is still being finalized, while others already have a confirmed number attached. Lot 36, a Tuscany homesite on 0.795 acres, currently has a set price of $545,000. For a buyer who wants to move without waiting on pricing to firm up elsewhere, that kind of clarity is worth factoring into the decision alongside style preference.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a real size difference between Country Ranch and Tuscany homes?
Barely. Country Ranch runs 2,602 square feet and Tuscany runs 2,605 square feet, close enough that size should not be the deciding factor for most buyers.
Which model has the bigger garage?
The Country Ranch includes an oversized two car garage, while the Tuscany includes a standard two car garage.
Do both models have the same number of bedrooms and bathrooms?
Yes, both include four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, with the primary suite separated from the other three bedrooms in each layout.
Which lots are available for each model right now?
Country Ranch homesites include Lot 6A, Lot 32, and Lot 35. Tuscany homesites include Lot 7A, Lot 34A, and Lot 36.
Wild Horse Estates – Phase 2
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