Hendrix Reserve Floor Plans: All 6 Plans Compared

All 6 floor plans at Hendrix Reserve run from 1,889 to 2,894 square feet, priced from the low $700,000s to the high $800,000s, split across two collections: four single-story-to-two-story Classic plans and two larger, higher-garage Estate plans. Here's how all six actually compare, side by side.

The Classic Collection—4 plans

The two single-story Classic plans, Mystique and Prestige, are the entry point into Hendrix Reserve—both priced in the $700,000s, both 2 to 3 bedrooms, and both built around the same open kitchen-cafe-gathering room layout. The two-story Classic plans, Trailside and Whitestone, add a real bedroom count (5 and 4 to 5) and a second-floor loft, which is the practical difference between a couple or small family and a household that needs the extra rooms.

Read the full breakdown: Mystique vs Prestige and Trailside vs Whitestone.

The Estate Collection—2 plans

Both estate plans are single-story, and both start with a 3-car garage option—the clearest line between the Classic and Estate Collections isn't square footage alone; it's garage capacity and lot size. Ashby is the smaller, more affordable entry into Estate; Easley is the largest plan at Hendrix Reserve, with a formal dining room and, per the builder's own materials, room for a custom pool and spa on an extended lanai. Full comparison: Ashby vs Easley.

Classic vs. Estate—the real trade-off

It's tempting to read "Estate" as simply "bigger," but the actual jump in square footage between the largest Classic plan (Whitestone, 2,894 sq ft) and the smaller Estate plan (Ashby, 2,298+ sq ft) isn't that dramatic—Ashby is actually smaller on paper. What buyers are really paying for when they move from Classic to Estate is the 3-car garage and, in Easley's case, a formal dining room, neither Classic plan offers. We cover this trade-off in detail in Classic vs Estate Collection at Hendrix Reserve.

What's included on every plan?

Every one of the six plans—Classic and Estate alike—comes with DiVosta's Pulte Protection Plan: 1, 2, 5, and 10-year transferable limited warranty, plus the same core package of stainless Whirlpool appliances, Silestone quartz countertops, and impact-resistant windows we've verified on the builder's own page. The full list, along with a note on what's still unconfirmed for the Estate Collection, is in What's included at Hendrix Reserve.

How to choose

If you're comparing on price alone, Mystique is the lowest entry point, priced in the low $700,000s. If you need five real bedrooms, Trailside gets there fastest for the money. If garage space and a bigger lot matter more than square footage, look at Ashby before you look at Whitestone—they're closer in size than the collection names suggest. And if you want the single largest home Hendrix Reserve builds, that's Easley.

A few scenarios that come up often on calls:

• A couple or small household, no plans to grow the family: Mystique or Prestige. Both are single-story, both are priced in the $700,000s, and the difference between them is mostly bathroom count and kitchen island size.

• A family of four or five that needs real separate bedrooms: Trailside. Five bedrooms, priced in the high $700,000s, is the most bedroom-per-dollar plan in the lineup.

• A household that entertains often or wants a formal dining room: Easley is the only plan at Hendrix Reserve with one.

• Multiple vehicles, a boat, or a home workshop: Either estate plan, since both include the 3-car garage option that no Classic plan offers.

How Hendrix Reserve compares to what else is selling nearby

Hendrix Reserve isn't priced in isolation. A few miles away on State Road 7, Lennar's Whitmore Estates is also new construction in Lake Worth, but its current inventory starts closer to $1.3 million. Every plan at Hendrix Reserve, including the largest estate plan, opens well under that mark—which is the honest way to frame it if you're weighing new construction options across builders in this part of the county rather than just within one community.

Reading the price steps correctly

None of the steps between these six plans are arbitrary—each one maps to something specific in the floor plan, not just a builder markup. Mystique to Prestige is a small step, with the same single-story footprint and the same collection tier—mostly a bathroom count and kitchen island difference, covered in Mystique vs Prestige. Prestige to Trailside is a bigger step, because it also buys a second story, a loft, and two more bedrooms—not just more square footage under the same roofline.

Trailside to Whitestone is a smaller step within the two-story pair, mostly square footage and a shift in where the owner's suite sits—the two-story breakdown is in Trailside vs Whitestone. Whitestone to Ashby is the point where the Classic-to-Estate line actually gets crossed, and the step there buys the 3-car garage and Estate-tier lot positioning, not more interior space—Ashby is smaller inside than Whitestone. Ashby to Easley is the last step, and it buys the formal dining room and the largest floor plan in the community, detailed in Ashby vs Easley. Call 561-704-0091 for the current price on any specific plan and homesite—the relative sizing of these steps holds even as individual prices move.

What to bring to a visit

Bring your must-have list, not just a budget number—garage bays needed, whether a formal dining room actually gets used in your household, and whether a ground-floor bedroom (only on Trailside) matters for anyone in the family. Those three questions alone usually narrow six plans down to two or three worth actually walking. See the full Hendrix Reserve community page for amenities, pricing, and everything else beyond the floor plans themselves.

The fastest way to actually compare two of these side by side, on the same lot in the same community, is a single visit. Call 561-704-0091 or schedule a visit and we'll walk the models that match what you're looking for.

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