Brand new, and the trees are already here.

From above, you can see how the neighborhood sits right up against the woods.

At sunset, the fall color lights up just beyond the last row of homes.

Inside, the main floor runs open from front to back, full of natural light.

There’s room for a big sectional, movie nights and the whole family.

The dining area sits between the living room and the kitchen, so dinner is never far from the conversation.

The kitchen is the heart of it, with quartz counters and dark, full-height cabinetry.

An 11-foot island seats a crowd and gives everyone a place to land.

A wall oven, cooktop and pantry mean the big holiday meal has room to happen.

A powder room on the main floor keeps guests downstairs.

A small nook off the main floor makes a natural spot for a coffee bar or a wine collection.

Step through the kitchen door and you’re on the deck, looking straight into the trees.

It’s an easy spot for a fire and a quiet evening, with the tree line just past the lawn.

Upstairs, the primary suite faces the back, with a tray ceiling and a walk-in closet set up for a serious wardrobe.

The primary bath has a double vanity and plenty of counter space.

A walk-in shower finishes it off.

One of the other bedrooms looks out the front, which makes it an easy home office.

The third bedroom is ready for guests, kids or a hobby.

A full hall bath serves the other two bedrooms.

Laundry sits right on the bedroom floor, and the finished lower level adds about 800 square feet, currently a home gym that stays cool all summer.

Most new construction asks you to wait years for the trees to grow in. Here, they’ve been waiting for you.