Single-story in Turning Stone with a true mother-in-law suite, hardwood floors, and zero carpet - meticulously maintained and it shows from the curb to the back fence. Professionally designed landscaping frames the stone-and-brick elevation, giving this home the kind of first impression that makes buyers slow the car down. A three-car garage handles vehicles, tools, and toys with room to spare. Step inside and the layout makes sense immediately. A dedicated home office and formal dining room flank the foyer - work from home in peace, then host holiday dinners without rearranging furniture. The heart of the home opens into a wide living room anchored by natural light, flowing straight into a kitchen built for people who actually cook: granite counters, an oversized center island, double ovens, smooth cooktop, abundant cabinet storage, and a walk-in pantry that swallows a full Costco run. Whether it's taco Tuesday or Thanksgiving for twenty, this kitchen keeps up. The split floor plan works overtime here. The private mother-in-law suite gives multi-generational families, long-term guests, or boomerang kids their own space and privacy - a setup buyers hunt for and rarely find in a single-story. Meanwhile, the primary suite stays tucked into its own quiet corner of the home: garden tub for soaking, separate shower, dual vanities so nobody's fighting for sink space, and a walk-in closet you won't outgrow. Secondary bedrooms are generously sized with - you guessed it - no carpet anywhere. Hardwood and hard-surface flooring throughout means easy cleaning, no allergens trapped underfoot, and zero worn-out carpet to replace. The practical upgrades keep coming: a custom utility room with upgraded built-in shelving turns laundry day into an organized operation instead of a pile-up, and the included water softener protects your appliances and fixtures from Texas hard water. Out back is where this home truly separates itself. A screened front porch welcomes you home, and the showstopper is the oversized screened patio of covered, bug-free entertaining space. That's room for a full outdoor dining setup, a lounge area, AND the grill station. Host game day, birthday parties, or quiet Friday nights without a single mosquito invited - usable outdoor living nearly year-round, Texas summer included. All of it overlooks a fully fenced backyard with the same well-kept landscaping as the front. Location seals the deal. Zoned to sought-after Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, minutes to JBSA-Randolph for an easy commute, and quick I-35 access for everything else. Turning Stone's amenities are down the street: resort-style pool, splash pad, sport courts, playground, and a shaded community park. This is the neighborhood people move to Cibolo for. Well-kept single-stories with in-law suites and true outdoor living don't sit. Come see it before someone else's moving truck does.