
Two-Story Stone and Stucco Custom Home, Built with Cuates Construction
A scrolled iron stair railing, a glass wet room and a tiled pet wash station. Forty-eight photos go through the house room by room.
This two-story stone and stucco home was built by Cuates Construction, with David Aceves in a key role on the build. It has a three-car garage, a covered outdoor kitchen, marble-look tile throughout and a primary bath built as a glass wet room. The photos are from January 2025.
The home02
What was built here?
A two-story custom home in stucco with stone veneer, under a brown shingle hip roof. A stone entry tower sets the front, with a three-car garage beside it and a stamped, stained concrete driveway.
Out back, a covered patio holds a stone outdoor kitchen, and a covered balcony with a tongue and groove wood ceiling runs above the back porch. Inside, marble-look porcelain tile covers the floors under coffered and lattice ceilings.
The kitchen carries cream raised-panel cabinets with gold hardware, a large island, a walk-in pantry and a coffee station. The primary bath puts a freestanding tub inside a glass wet room with two rain heads.
- Built by
- Cuates Construction
- David Aceves
- Key role on the build
- Scope
- Two-story custom home
- Photographed
- January 2025
The build03
What does the finished house look like inside?
48 photos of the inside, taken in January 2025, when the house was finished. The build is Cuates Construction's, with David Aceves on it.
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What it shows04
What does this house say about a remodel?
A custom home leaves no place to hide a shortcut. The tile lines up or it does not, and the trim closes square or it does not. David plans a remodel with that same eye.
A kitchen, a bathroom or a floor in the house you already own gets the same layout work you see in these rooms.
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Which other homes did David work on?
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