Calico Ridge Floor Plans: Common Layouts You'll Find in This Community

Unlike production communities with identical floor plans, Calico Ridge features custom and semi-custom homes with significant variety. Still, certain layouts and features appear frequently. Here's what to expect.

Common Size Ranges

Single Story Layouts

Single story homes are highly sought in Calico Ridge. Common features include:

Split bedroom design. Primary suite on one side, secondary bedrooms on the other. Provides privacy.

Great room concept. Kitchen, dining, and living areas flow together, though with more definition than modern open plans.

Covered patios. Nearly universal in desert construction. Extends living space outdoors.

Three-car garages. Common in single story homes as footprint allows wider garages.

Courtyard entries. Mediterranean influence includes private entry courtyards in some plans.

Two Story Layouts

Two story homes in Calico Ridge typically feature:

Primary suite downstairs. Most two-story homes place the main bedroom on the first floor for convenience.

Secondary bedrooms upstairs. Kids' rooms, guest rooms, and bonus spaces occupy the second floor.

Lofts and bonus rooms. Open areas at top of stairs serve as media rooms, playrooms, or offices.

Balconies. Upper floor often includes balconies, especially on view-oriented properties.

Typical Room Features

Architectural Details Common in Calico Ridge

The late 1990s/early 2000s Mediterranean style includes:

Arched doorways and windows. Softens transitions, adds character.

Niches and built-ins. Display alcoves, entertainment centers, bookshelves.

Tile roofs. Terracotta or concrete tile throughout the community.

Stucco exteriors. Universal in the community, varied colors within HOA guidelines.

Wrought iron accents. Stair railings, window grilles, entry gates.

What You Won't Find

Calico Ridge homes reflect their era. Features that became standard later are often absent:

Completely open floor plans. Rooms have more definition than 2020s construction.

10+ foot ceilings throughout. Ceiling heights vary, typically 9-10 feet main areas.

Smart home pre-wiring. Can be added but wasn't standard in late 1990s.

Energy-efficient windows. Original windows are less efficient than current standards.

Custom Variations

Because Calico Ridge features custom construction, you'll find unique elements:

Casitas. Some properties have detached guest quarters.

Extended garages. Workshop space or fourth bay in some homes.

Custom pools. Varied shapes, features, and finishes (no community standard).

View-oriented designs. Homes on elevated lots may have layouts specifically designed to capture Strip or mountain views.

Evaluating Floor Plans

When viewing homes, consider:

Flow for your lifestyle. How will you actually live in the space daily?

Natural light. Which direction do main rooms face? Morning or evening sun?

Privacy. Where are bedrooms relative to living areas and neighbors?

Outdoor connection. How do indoor spaces connect to patios and yards?

The Bottom Line

Calico Ridge's custom character means floor plan variety. No two homes are identical. Understanding common layouts helps you evaluate properties quickly, but expect each home to have its own personality.

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