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From the moment you see this home, the blend of mountain modern and mid-century lines gives a breath of fresh air.
Clean white siding, natural wood beams, and a dramatic roofline all set the stage for a house that’s about panoramic views, cozy evenings, and modern comfort.
The home spans two levels with open living areas, private retreats, and a whole second floor dedicated to fun and flexibility.
It works beautifully for vacation stays or year-round mountain living.
Specifications:
- 2,526 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2-3 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
As you arrive at the front porch, you’ll notice the cathedral ceiling and impressive proportions.
At 20 feet wide, this porch is much more than a simple entry—it’s a spot to pause, drop your bag on a bench, or settle into a rocking chair before heading inside.
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The covered area keeps things shaded and dry, and from here, you get a real sense of the home’s size and the crisp lines of its modern design.
Foyer
When you walk in, the foyer immediately feels open and welcoming. There’s plenty of space to kick off boots or line up shoes after a day outside.
I appreciate how the foyer offers a glimpse into the main living areas without revealing everything at once.
The clear path forward leaves just enough separation to keep things organized, especially when you have visitors coming and going.
Great Room
Moving into the great room, the ceiling slopes upward, naturally drawing your eyes to the wall of windows and the black brick fireplace.
Natural light fills the space, making it bright and uplifting. Built-in shelves on either side of the fireplace are perfect for books, décor, or evening lighting.
The mix of seating—swivel chairs, a plush sofa, maybe a leather accent—creates a relaxed but modern mountain vibe.
It’s easy to picture curling up here with a good novel or gathering friends for a movie night.
I love how this room opens completely to the dining area. The openness feels inviting, yet you still have a sense of coziness.
Dining Room
The dining room sits right off the great room, anchored by impressive floor-to-ceiling windows. During the day, sunlight streams in, and with a round table and plush chairs, it’s just as great for quick breakfasts as for long dinners.
The chandelier overhead brings a bit of drama without being fussy. What stands out to me is the smooth flow onto the covered deck just outside.
You can open the doors wide for summer gatherings or keep them closed and still enjoy the view when it’s chilly.
The connection with the outdoors is strong here, and it’s easy to see this room becoming a favorite hangout.
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Kitchen
The kitchen is up next, and there’s a lot to love if you value both function and style.
The L-shaped layout maximizes counter and cabinet space, with crisp white uppers, sleek black lowers, and warm wood details tying it all together.
A 12-foot center island seats several on barstools—perfect for morning coffee or kids doing homework while dinner simmers.
The marble-look countertops add a sense of luxury while fitting right into the mountain setting.
Big windows keep the space bright and cheerful, and with easy sightlines to the dining and great rooms, the cook is always part of the action.
Covered Deck & Decks
Open the dining room doors to access the covered deck, which stretches the full 48 feet across the house.
The sloped ceiling and glass railings make the most of the view. This deck is ideal for large gatherings, quiet coffee mornings, or just relaxing while you take in the backyard and hillside.
At each end, open decks expand the outdoor living space, giving you your choice of sun or shade.
I can easily picture lantern sconces glowing here at night, with different seating areas for conversations or for enjoying the peaceful mountain surroundings.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom sits on one side of the main floor, offering privacy and a touch of luxury.
Generous windows let in plenty of light, and the wide layout gives room for a reading chair or a small sofa.
Soft tones and light wood floors create a calm retreat, and the tall walls add to the airy feeling.
I think the separation from the other bedrooms is ideal if you like to keep things peaceful at night.
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It connects directly to the master bath and walk-in closet, making everything feel seamless.
Master Bath
Entering the master bath, you find a bright, spa-like space. The double floating vanity runs along one wall, finished in warm wood with a crisp white counter.
Modern oval mirrors and brass sconces add a touch of elegance without going overboard. The large glass-enclosed shower features classic tile that’s easy to maintain.
Every detail here is designed for comfort and efficiency, and there’s more than enough counter space for two people to get ready together.
Master Walk-In Closet
Right off the master bath, the walk-in closet is nearly 12 feet long and offers plenty of built-in storage for clothes, shoes, and accessories.
This setup keeps the bedroom clutter-free. I really like how you can move smoothly from sleeping to dressing without crossing the house.
It’s a small thing, but it makes mornings feel easier.
Laundry Room
Near the master suite, the laundry room adds another layer of convenience. There’s room for a full washer and dryer, a utility sink, and extra countertops for folding or sorting.
Overhead cabinets keep detergents and supplies tucked out of sight. The direct access makes it easy to handle laundry without walking through the main living areas, which is especially handy after outdoor adventures or when guests are over.
Bedroom 2
On the opposite side of the main floor, Bedroom 2 is bright and welcoming, with a layout that lets in natural light.
The simple, uncluttered style and the feature wall behind the bed add visual interest. This room is perfect for kids, guests, or even a home office.
There’s a closet for storage, and being close to the hall bath keeps things convenient.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Bedroom 3 sits next to Bedroom 2 and mirrors its airy feel and practical layout.
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With its own closet and easy access to the hallway bath, it works well as a guest room or for family members who want a bit of separation from the main suite.
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Both these bedrooms share calming, neutral tones, making them easy to personalize.
Hall Bath
Serving Bedrooms 2 and 3, the hall bath is simple and well-appointed. A single vanity, combined tub and shower, and practical finishes keep everything functional.
I like that the bathroom is right off the hallway, so morning routines and quick cleanups are easy.
There’s enough space for guests to feel comfortable without crowding.
Bedroom Wing Walk-In Closet
Just outside Bedroom 3, there’s an extra walk-in closet. This is a handy spot for linens, seasonal wardrobes, or suitcases.
That extra storage is a small bonus that helps keep the rest of the house organized.
Stairs to Lower Level
Back near the foyer, the central staircase brings you to the home’s lower level. The open design keeps the transition bright and easy.
You’re not heading into a dark basement, but into a whole second living space with its own character and uses.
Family Room
At the bottom of the stairs, the family room opens up with space for a large sectional, a soft rug, and maybe a game table.
Large windows and doors connect you directly to the patio, letting in light and fresh air.
The built-in kitchenette along one wall is convenient, offering a small fridge, sink, and storage so snacks and drinks are always nearby.
This room is perfect for movie nights, rainy days, or keeping kids entertained while adults relax upstairs.
Kitchenette
Close to the family room, the kitchenette is compact but functional. There’s room for a bar fridge, a sink, and enough counter space for prepping party snacks or storing drinks.
I think having this kitchen means you don’t need to run upstairs during gatherings. It makes the lower level more independent and flexible.
Patio
Step out from the family room onto the covered patio that runs the full width of the house above.
It’s protected from the weather and has plenty of space for outdoor dining, games, or just breathing the mountain air.
The patio extends the living space, making it a great spot for morning yoga, evening drinks, or simply watching the sunset over the trees and rocks.
Work Shop
On one side of the lower floor, the workshop is massive—over 25 by 33 feet.
If you love to tinker, build, or create, this is a dream space. There’s plenty of room for tools, benches, and even big projects like bikes or skis.
I think this area really sets the house apart for anyone looking for a true mountain getaway with space for hobbies.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Work Out Room
On the other end of the lower level, the work out room stretches 25 by 12 feet, giving you room for a full gym setup or a yoga studio. The attached walk-in closet is great for storing gear or equipment, and this room could double as a hobby area or extra sleeping space if needed.
Lower Level Bath
The lower level bath sits between the work out room and family room, making it easy to access from all main areas.
A walk-in shower, single vanity, and practical finishes keep things simple and easy to maintain.
This layout works well for anyone coming in from the workshop or winding down after a workout.
Lower Level Walk-In Closet
Attached to the work out room, this walk-in closet is perfect for gym bags, seasonal clothing, or extra linens. It’s another sign that storage was a clear priority throughout the home.
Mechanical/Storage Room
Finally, the mechanical and storage room takes up a big portion of the lower level.
This is where you’ll keep all the essentials for the house running smoothly. There’s plenty of space for mechanical systems, extra storage, and even laundry facilities if you want to add them.
Whether you’re relaxing with friends on the deck, enjoying the great room, or working on a project in the workshop, I think this home’s layout really supports a relaxed and connected lifestyle. Every square foot feels purposeful, and the smooth connection between indoor and outdoor spaces lets you truly enjoy mountain living all year long.
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