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A home should feel like a fresh start every time you walk in, and this modern farmhouse captures that perfectly.
Crisp lines, welcoming porches, and sunshine filling every corner create a space that’s as functional as it is inviting.
With 4 bedrooms and over 2,600 square feet, you’ll have plenty of room to spread out while still enjoying a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere.
I’m excited to walk you through how each space works together to make daily life smoother and a little more beautiful.
Specifications:
- 2,661 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Front Porch
As you arrive at the wide covered front porch, chunky stone columns and sleek black window trim greet you right away.
The porch spans nearly the full width of the home, easily fitting a couple of rocking chairs or a porch swing.
It’s the kind of spot where I’d love to sit with coffee and watch the neighborhood wake up around me.
Clean stucco and timber accents set a welcoming tone before you even step inside.
Foyer
You walk into a bright, airy foyer featuring a tall pop-up ceiling that adds a sense of spaciousness.
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Sunlight streams in through the sidelights and transom windows, reflecting off light walls and making the area feel even larger.
There’s enough space for a slim bench or console table, which is handy for keys and shoes.
The foyer serves as the home’s central hub, leading you to both private and shared areas.
Office
Immediately to your right, glass doors open to a dedicated office. This room offers a quiet place for work or study.
A large front-facing window lets in plenty of daylight, making long Zoom calls or after-school homework more pleasant.
I think the placement near the entry keeps work life separated from the busier living spaces, which is a real advantage.
Secondary Bedroom Suite (Front Right)
Beyond the office, a hallway leads to a secondary bedroom that feels ideal for a teen, guest, or even a playroom.
The room is generously sized, with a private walk-in closet to keep things organized. A full bath sits right next door, so guests or family members have their own space without needing to cross into the main living areas.
Additional Bedrooms and Bath (Right Wing)
Further down the hall, two more bedrooms share this wing. Both feature large windows and roomy closets.
Each has quick access to a shared bathroom just steps away. I can see this setup working well for siblings or visiting family, giving everyone their own zone while keeping morning routines efficient.
The location at the front of the house means these bedrooms are nicely separated from the main living spaces.
Walk-In Closet (Right Wing)
Between these bedrooms and the foyer, you’ll find a large walk-in closet. This extra storage is perfect for off-season coats, sports gear, or anything you want nearby but out of sight.
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I appreciate how thoughtful the design is about real family needs.
Main Living Area
As you make your way into the main living area, the living room feels open and welcoming right away.
A vaulted ceiling with exposed beams creates a sense of spaciousness, and a wall of oversized glass doors connects the room to the outdoors.
Even with the doors closed, sunlight fills the space. A sleek fireplace sits between floating wood shelves—perfect for displaying favorite books or family photos.
I love the combination of the soft neutral color scheme, plush sofas, and woven coffee table.
This is a spot where you can relax with a book, host friends for game night, or just enjoy the backyard view.
Kitchen
The kitchen opens directly to the living area, creating an open concept that lets you cook, chat, and keep an eye on kids all at once.
A long island runs parallel to a wall of windows, making it a natural gathering spot.
There’s seating for at least four at the island, so you can help with homework or serve casual breakfasts with ease.
The mix of crisp white cabinetry and warm wood accents gives the kitchen a fresh, modern farmhouse vibe.
Marble-look counters, brass fixtures, and glass pendant lights add a touch of polish. Storage and prep space are generous, and the appliances are thoughtfully arranged for a tidy appearance.
I think this kitchen works well for both daily routines and special occasions.
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Pantry
Just off the kitchen, a walk-in pantry offers more space than you might expect. You can easily store bulk groceries, small appliances, or even set up a coffee station.
I find a hidden pantry like this is a game-changer for families who cook often or love to entertain.
It really helps keep the kitchen looking neat.
Dining Room
Past the kitchen, the dining room feels open and well-positioned. Large windows and a pop-up tray ceiling give the space a bit of drama without going overboard.
There’s room for a table that seats eight, making it ideal for family dinners or holiday gatherings.
Warm wood tones and a statement chandelier add elegance. Being close to both the kitchen and the covered porch makes serving meals easy.
You can even open the doors for indoor-outdoor dining when the weather is nice.
Covered Back Porch
Stepping through the glass doors from the dining or living areas brings you out to a covered back porch that’s surprisingly spacious.
The vaulted ceiling with chunky beams gives it that modern farmhouse edge, while dark wood floors and sleek black columns keep things contemporary.
There’s space for a full seating arrangement, maybe some cushioned armchairs and a round coffee table.
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A grill sits in the corner, ready for weeknight cookouts or bigger gatherings. I can picture lazy weekend mornings or relaxed evenings with friends here, all while looking out at the backyard.
Primary Bedroom Suite
Moving past the kitchen to the left, a private hallway leads to the primary bedroom suite.
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This area is set apart from the rest of the home, giving you maximum privacy.
The ceiling pops up for extra airiness, and windows on two sides fill the room with natural light.
At 14 by 16 feet, there’s plenty of room for a king bed, a sitting area, or even a small workout space.
I really like how separate this suite feels, so you can unwind without interruption.
Primary Bath
The primary bath continues the retreat-like atmosphere. A soaking tub anchors one end, perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
You’ll also find a separate walk-in shower and a double vanity with generous counter space.
There’s plenty of natural light, but the layout maintains privacy. Every detail, from the tile to the fixtures, is thoughtfully finished to give you a spa-like experience at home.
Primary Walk-In Closet
Directly connected to the bath, the primary walk-in closet is impressively large. Built-ins help keep shoes and sweaters organized, and there’s enough space to add a vanity or bench.
This setup makes morning routines easier, and being just steps from the laundry and utility area saves time.
Powder Room
Near the primary suite and main hallway, a powder room is available for guests. It’s set back just enough for privacy, but still easy to access from the main living spaces or the porch.
I always appreciate having a dedicated powder room for visitors; it keeps the family bathrooms private and tidy.
Mudroom
When you come in from the garage, you’ll arrive in the mudroom. This space is built for real life, with hooks, cubbies, and storage for backpacks, shoes, and jackets.
It helps keep the rest of your home organized and clean, especially on busy or rainy days.
I think having a drop zone like this is essential for families or anyone who wants to avoid clutter.
Utility/Laundry Room
Next to the mudroom is a full laundry room, with space for folding, sorting, and possibly even a dog bed or utility sink.
Windows let in natural light, which makes laundry day more enjoyable. There’s also extra storage for cleaning supplies, holiday decorations, or bulk household goods, all kept out of sight but close at hand.
2-Car Garage
The garage is oversized at 23 by 24 feet, with space for two cars plus bikes or yard tools.
Entry to both the front and side yards is easy, which makes unloading groceries or stashing sports gear simple.
I love how the garage connects directly to the mudroom. This means you won’t track dirt or snow into the main living spaces.
Circulation Spaces and Hidden Storage
Thoughtful circulation is a highlight of this floor plan. Hallways provide enough space for traffic while avoiding wasted square footage.
Closets and storage nooks are built in wherever possible, so it’s easy to keep the house tidy without giving up style or space.
The transition from private to shared areas feels natural, and you’re always just a few steps from whatever you need.
From the inviting front porch to the airy great room, private bedrooms, and practical storage zones, every inch of this home is designed for comfort, connection, and easy living. I think you’ll find this house ready for anything—hosting friends, tackling homework, or enjoying a quiet Sunday morning.
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