This recently-built Bloomfield home in Stone Ranch puts the size, the updates, and the yard in one place. More space than most of the market in Wylie right now. It starts on the front porch, the kind that truly gets used. Inside, modern finishes lead to the kitchen, where a gas cooktop, a walk-in pantry, and a microwave replaced this year make weeknight dinners easy and hosting easier. The primary suite sits downstairs with dual sinks and a large walk-in closet. A guest room on the main level can double as a home office. Head upstairs and the house keeps going. The extra space can be a game room or extra living space. Beyond it, the theater room brings its own fun - doors shut, volume up! The secondary bedrooms are large, the hall bath has a double vanity, and a huge walk-in storage closet takes the holiday decor and luggage that usually crowd the garage. Out back, the extended patio pushes the living space outside, and the freshly stained fence frames a yard with room for a pool and grass to spare. On a fall evening, this is where everyone ends up. The big items are done. The roof and gutters were replaced in 2026, and the tankless water heater keeps hot water on demand and utility bills in check. There is no MUD or PID. Then there is the location, which might be the best feature of all. Harrison Intermediate and Burnett Junior High are a short walk from the front door, and an elementary campus is right down the road. Community Park is just as close, with pickleball and basketball courts, baseball fields, and a playground that stays busy all weekend. And the roots here run deep. Stone Ranch sits on land tied to the Stone family since 1850, and their 1912 bungalow, Stonehaven, still stands just down South Ballard as a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark. Dinner at Ballard Street Cafe, the Oktoberfest stroll every fall, a slow Saturday with nowhere to be. Historic downtown Wylie is minutes away.