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From the moment you notice the wide porch out front and the striking black-trimmed windows, it’s clear this house is built for both comfort and curb appeal.
With 4 bedrooms, plenty of flexible living space across multiple levels, and easy movement between indoors and out, this home manages to feel inviting, practical, and a little bit luxurious all at once.
I’d love to show you how it all comes together.
Specifications:
- 2,431 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch
Your first impression starts here, with a generous front porch perfect for everything from morning coffee to lazy afternoons.
Rocking chairs fit naturally in this space, taking advantage of the covered shelter and the view of the landscaped front yard.
I think the porch sets the stage for the rest of the home: friendly, welcoming, and just right for pausing to catch your breath at the end of the day.
As you cross the threshold, you’re welcomed into the main living area.
Great Room
Once inside, you arrive in the great room, a space that feels open and airy thanks to a vaulted ceiling and abundant natural light from the sliding glass doors at the back.
The wide plank wood floors offer warmth and character. There’s plenty of room to gather around an inviting seating area, whether you’re hosting neighbors for game night or catching up with family after a long week.
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The great room connects directly to the kitchen and opens to the patio, so it’s easy to imagine conversations moving from one space to another.
Kitchen
Just off the great room, the kitchen stands out on its own. With crisp white cabinetry, marble-look counters, and striking black hardware, the space feels upscale but never fussy.
Three pendant lights hang above the oversized island, which is roomy enough for meal prep and casual breakfasts.
A row of barstools makes it a great spot for kids to do homework while you finish dinner.
The kitchen visually links to the fireplace in the great room, tying together the main living spaces.
I like how this kitchen is designed to be both social and functional, with plenty of storage and work surface.
Dining Room
Take a step forward and you’re in the dining room. It’s open to the kitchen, which keeps things casual and adaptable—perfect for everything from holiday dinners to quick weeknight meals.
The long table anchors the space, with enough elbow room for everyone. The dining room sits right up front, so it gets great light, and its location makes it easy to greet guests or keep an eye on kids playing in the yard after dinner.
Patio
Open the sliding glass doors at the rear of the great room and you’ll find yourself on a wide, covered patio.
Here, indoor and outdoor living truly come together. The concrete floor and wood siding overhead reflect the home’s modern farmhouse style.
You might sip coffee on a comfy sofa in the morning or host friends for a summer barbecue in the evening.
The overhead lighting lets you use the space long after sunset. The patio spans almost the entire width of the house, leaving plenty of room for both lounging and dining without feeling crowded.
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I think this outdoor area is a major highlight for anyone who enjoys entertaining or simply relaxing outdoors throughout the year.
Bedroom 2
Let’s head back inside and check out the private wing on the left side of the main level.
The first stop is Bedroom 2, which sits up front and features a good-sized window that brings in lots of daylight.
Its location near the entry makes it a great guest room, but you could also use it as a home office or hobby room if that fits your lifestyle.
Bedroom 3
Right next to Bedroom 2, you’ll find Bedroom 3. This room is a bit larger, so it’s perfect for older kids or teens who appreciate some extra space.
It has easy access to the nearby hall bath, which helps keep morning routines running smoothly.
Both of these bedrooms have simple, functional layouts, and their placement away from the main living spaces helps keep them quiet and private.
Bedroom 4
Completing this side of the house is Bedroom 4, located at the very back. This arrangement gives anyone staying here added privacy, with a view of the backyard and patio.
I like that the bedrooms on this wing are grouped together but don’t feel cramped, thanks to wide hallways and well-placed doors.
Bath 2
Bath 2 serves Bedrooms 2, 3, and 4. It’s a full bathroom with a combination tub and shower, a single vanity, and enough floor space to avoid morning traffic jams.
The layout is practical, with storage for linens and all the essentials. Its location between the bedrooms works well for families, especially those with kids who need quick access during the night.
Primary Bedroom
Now let’s head across the great room to the right wing, where the primary suite sits quietly away from the household bustle.
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The bedroom itself is spacious, easily fitting a king-sized bed and extra seating if you’d like a private reading corner.
Large windows draw in soft light, and the room feels like a real retreat at the end of the hall.
The suite’s location provides a sense of seclusion but still keeps you connected to the rest of the home.
Primary Bath
Through a private doorway, the primary bath gives you a relaxing space to unwind. There are double vanities with ample counter space, a soaking tub beneath a window, and a roomy walk-in shower.
The bathroom is bright but not too exposed, thanks to thoughtful window placement. You’ll also find a separate water closet for extra privacy, which I think is a nice feature for shared routines.
A linen closet in the bath keeps towels and essentials close.
Walk-In Closet
Connected directly to the primary bath is a walk-in closet that feels more like a dressing room, with plenty of hanging space and shelving to keep things organized.
Its generous size means you’ll never have to fight for space, and I appreciate that you can get ready in the morning without walking back through the bedroom.
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This kind of setup is something many people only realize the value of once they have it.
Hall and Stairs
Leaving the primary suite, you’ll find a short hallway that leads straight to the central staircase.
This staircase connects the main and upper levels, making it easy to move between the core living spaces and the bonus area above.
The hall is wide enough to avoid feeling cramped, even with laundry baskets or backpacks in tow.
Wet Bar
Near the kitchen, you’ll spot a wet bar positioned between the living spaces and the patio doors.
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This is the perfect spot for mixing drinks on game night or filling water glasses during meals.
It adds a touch of luxury and makes hosting easier while keeping the kitchen less crowded.
Pantry
Just off the kitchen, there’s a pantry that’s deep enough for everything from baking supplies to snacks for busy weeks.
Pull-out shelves and clever storage solutions make it easy to see what you have. I really appreciate pantries like this because they keep the kitchen clutter-free and everything you need stays within reach but out of sight.
Mudroom
Moving toward the garage entrance, you’ll find the mudroom, a practical space that acts as a buffer between the outdoors and the main living area.
Built-in hooks and cubbies give everyone a spot for shoes, jackets, and bags. The mudroom isn’t large, but it’s thoughtfully designed and keeps messes contained, especially on rainy days.
Laundry Room
The laundry room sits just off the mudroom, keeping noise and clutter out of sight.
There’s room for a side-by-side washer and dryer, plus countertops for folding and storage for cleaning supplies.
Its location near the garage means muddy boots or dirty sports gear have a short trip before being dealt with.
I think this setup saves a lot of hassle for busy families.
Garage
Just beyond the laundry and mudroom is the garage, a generous two-car space with plenty of extra room for bikes, tools, or even a workbench.
The overhead door is wide and high, making it easy to park bigger vehicles or store outdoor gear.
Entry from the mudroom means you never have to carry groceries far in bad weather.
Upstairs Bonus Room
Now, let’s head upstairs. At the top of the stairs, you’ll find an expansive bonus room that offers a blank slate.
Use it as a playroom, home office, extra guest suite, or fitness area. With its large footprint, this room has built-in flexibility.
The bonus room sits above the garage and part of the main floor, so it feels private but still connected to everything happening below.
No matter how you live or how your needs shift over time, this home can adapt.
There are spaces to gather, corners for quiet moments, and all the practical features that make daily life easier.
If you love a house that welcomes both peaceful nights and lively get-togethers, you’ll find that every square foot here is designed with purpose and comfort in mind.
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