There’s something special about walking up to a house that balances crisp lines with a warm, welcoming feel.
This mid-century modern home looks just as good from the street as it does inside.
With 3 bedrooms and 2,653 square feet, every inch is planned for modern living. You’ll notice natural light, open spaces, and a few surprises that make daily life a little easier.
Let’s head inside together and take a look at how each room fits into the bigger picture.
Specifications:
- 2,653 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
As soon as you step through the striking black front door, you’re standing in the foyer.
The high ceiling immediately makes the space feel open and airy. I love how the light from the front porch windows spills into this area, giving you a friendly welcome even on cloudy days.
There’s space here for a small bench or a slim table where you can drop keys and bags.
It’s practical and also gives you a spot to add your personal touch with art or plants.
From the foyer, you can see straight through to the kitchen, dining, and great room.
The layout is easy to follow, with no walls or narrow hallways blocking your view.
That openness sets the tone for the rest of the house.
Kitchen
Take a few steps forward and the kitchen opens up to your right. This kitchen is both stylish and truly functional, with a modern island as the centerpiece.
There’s plenty of workspace here, and the island doubles as a breakfast bar. I think it’s perfect for quick meals or chatting with family while you cook.
The refrigerator and pantry are close at hand, and I appreciate how the outside wall features extra windows.
The space stays bright without being harsh, so you get natural light all day.
You’ll find built-in wall ovens, a cooktop with a sleek hood, and plenty of drawers for storage.
Prepping lunch or cooking for a crowd is easy here. The kitchen connects smoothly to the dining area, so serving dinner is never a hassle.
Dining
The dining room is just steps from the kitchen. Its generous proportions leave enough space for a large table and extra seating.
If you use it for daily meals or bigger gatherings, you never feel boxed in.
The open flow lets everyone join the conversation, even if some people are still in the kitchen or relaxing in the great room.
I like that you get a view of both the front and side yards here, which adds to the room’s appeal.
Large windows keep the mood cheerful, and it’s easy to rearrange chairs for holidays or parties.
The dining room also connects directly to the foyer, so guests can find their way with no trouble.
Everything just flows naturally from one space to the next.
Great Room
In the center of the house, the great room brings everything together. The soaring ceiling gives a wonderful sense of space without losing that cozy feeling.
I can picture relaxing here, maybe curled up with a movie or hosting friends. The fireplace acts as a beautiful focal point, but the room never feels crowded.
What really stands out to me is the wall of windows facing the outdoor living area.
This design creates a strong connection to the backyard, so you always feel close to nature.
The great room offers lots of flexibility with furniture placement, and it flows right into the kitchen, so you’re never cut off from the action.
Outdoor Living
Walk through the sliding doors and you’re in the outdoor living area. This covered space means you can enjoy it year-round.
I see an outdoor grill with a vented hood, which turns the patio into your own outdoor kitchen.
If you love to barbecue or just want to enjoy your coffee in the fresh air, this spot is ready for both.
The high ceiling out here keeps things cool and open. There’s room for a dining set, lounge chairs, or even a fire pit.
I think the storage closet off the patio is a great detail. You won’t have to dash inside for tools or cushions.
The wide, uncluttered view of the backyard makes this area perfect for gatherings or quiet evenings.
Garage
Heading back inside, you’ll find the garage entrance just off the outdoor living area. This isn’t your average garage.
The glass-paneled door gives it a modern look, and the generous size means you can fit two cars plus have space for bikes, storage, or a small workshop.
Inside, there’s an extra storage room handy for gardening tools or sports gear. The garage connects right to the main living space, so it’s easy to bring in groceries or unload after a trip, even when the weather’s bad.
Laundry Room
Right inside from the garage is the laundry room. This area does more than just connect spaces.
There’s room for a full washer and dryer, cabinets for cleaning supplies, and a folding counter.
You’ll even find a utility sink—perfect for muddy shoes or pet baths. I appreciate how this layout keeps any mess hidden from the main living areas.
With the laundry room close to both the bedrooms and garage, you won’t be hauling baskets up and down stairs. For busy households, that’s a huge plus.
Master Suite
Set in the back left corner of the house, the master suite feels like a true retreat.
The room is large, with several windows letting in gentle natural light. There’s even a private door out to the rear porch, which I think is ideal for early morning coffee or slipping outside without waking anyone else.
The suite is big enough for a king bed, nightstands, and a sitting area if you want one. It never feels crowded, and the distance from the other bedrooms adds a sense of calm and privacy.
Master Bath
Connected to the master suite, the master bath focuses on comfort. You get both a soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower, plus double vanities with plenty of storage.
The space feels spa-like, thanks to its size and the way the windows are placed for privacy and light.
There’s a separate water closet for the toilet, which adds a touch of luxury. The master closet is just off the bath, and it’s roomy enough for all your clothes, no matter the season.
I’m a fan of the direct access to the laundry area here. It really makes daily routines easier since you don’t have to carry laundry through the whole house.
Porch (Master Side)
Just outside the master suite, you’ll find a private porch area. It’s not huge, but it’s protected and quiet.
I think it’s perfect for a couple of chairs and a small table. This spot feels separate from the main living areas, giving you a peaceful nook to read or enjoy a sunset drink.
Bedroom 2
Moving toward the front of the house, Bedroom 2 sits on one side of a hallway, close to the foyer and the main bath.
The room is a good size for a child, guest, or even a home office.
There’s a large window for natural light and a standard closet for storage. Being near the hallway bath means guests have easy access, and you’re still close to the main living spaces.
Bedroom 3
Directly across from Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3 has a similar size and layout. It’s just as flexible—use it as a nursery, playroom, or quiet workspace.
With its closet and window, it never feels cramped. Both secondary bedrooms share quick access to the hallway bath, and the layout helps keep noise from the great room to a minimum.
Bath (Hall)
The hallway bath sits between Bedroom 2 and Bedroom 3. It’s a full bath with a tub and shower combination, a single vanity, and enough storage for daily basics.
Its central spot is convenient for guests and family using the secondary bedrooms, and it’s not far from the living areas for visitors.
Storage and Closets
All throughout the house, you’ll find linen closets and storage spots placed right where you’d want them.
I think these details make a big difference, especially if you want your home to feel uncluttered.
There’s a linen closet just outside the hallway bath, plus extra storage in the master suite and even a walk-in pantry near the kitchen.
Porch (Front Entry)
Finally, the front porch frames the entry to the home. With its deep overhang and simple landscaping, the space feels inviting and keeps you sheltered from the weather.
There’s room for a bench or seasonal décor, so you can personalize your welcome. The design makes coming inside feel smooth and comfortable.
Every area in this mid-century modern home feels thoughtfully planned, from the bright entry to the private master suite.
If you want to entertain, relax, or just enjoy easy daily living, each space connects naturally to the next, always filled with light and a sense of calm.
As you look through this home, I get the sense that it’s built for real living—where style and comfort go hand in hand, and every detail works for you.
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