Stepping up to this modern home, you’re greeted by bold black metal roofing, crisp lines, and striking windows that instantly set the mood.
The blend of contemporary and farmhouse touches promises style with comfort, and it’s clear from the curb that every detail is intentional.
With 2,574 square feet, 3 bedrooms, and a thoughtful mix of open gathering spaces and private retreats, this house is set up for everyday ease and memorable gatherings.
I’m excited to walk you through and show you how each room fits real life.
Specifications:
- 2,574 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch (Front)
A wide, welcoming covered porch anchors the front of the house. The clean lines and matte finishes feel modern, but the overall look remains approachable and warm.
There’s enough room here for a bench or even a couple of chairs. Picture yourself here in the evening, keys in hand, catching up with a neighbor.
The tall glass sidelights flanking the door flood this entry with sunlight, hinting at the airy interiors waiting inside.
Entry
Inside, you find yourself in an open, sunlit foyer. The light wood floors and door bring warmth, while the black accents add a crisp edge.
Right away, you’ll notice how open and uncluttered it feels, with plenty of space to greet guests without feeling cramped.
It’s easy to picture dropping groceries or packages here, or taking a moment to check your phone before heading further in.
Ahead, the home opens up and reveals a peek at the great room’s vaulted ceiling and oversized windows. Before heading that way, a well-placed powder room and the home’s pantry and servery line the hallway, cleverly positioned for function and convenience.
Powder Room
Just off the entry, you’ll find a compact powder bath. The location is perfect for guests, with no need to pass through private areas.
The finishes are simple but stylish, and there’s enough elbow room to freshen up before a dinner party or after a long drive.
I think this placement makes daily living much easier.
Pantry
Next to the entry, the pantry stands out for its size at 12 by 7 feet.
Shelves cover the walls, giving you room for everything from bulk snacks to countertop appliances.
If you enjoy cooking or need extra storage for busy weeks, this walk-in pantry is a game changer.
Groceries move straight from the entry or garage through here into the kitchen with zero hassle.
Servery
Right beside the pantry, the servery acts as a flexible transition space. Maybe you set it up as a coffee station or use it for holiday buffets when entertaining.
The cabinetry and extra prep counter mean clutter stays out of the kitchen, and I always love having this kind of flexible storage in a busy home.
Kitchen
The kitchen is the hub, and here it feels especially open thanks to the high, cathedral ceiling.
At the center, a spacious island seats four—perfect for casual breakfasts, after-school snacks, or lingering conversations with friends.
The blend of warm wood cabinetry and sleek, marble-look counters keeps everything modern but still welcoming.
If you love to cook, you’ll appreciate the smart kitchen layout. There’s ample counter space, well-placed appliances, and a built-in wine rack that doubles as a conversation starter.
Under-cabinet lighting and minimalist brass fixtures add just the right touch of polish. Since you have a direct view into the great room, you’ll always feel included, whether you’re prepping dinner or helping with homework.
Shelves and Linen Closet
Across from the kitchen, you’ll see built-in shelves and a linen closet. These are perfect for stashing everything from cookbooks to extra towels or seasonal decor.
It’s the kind of thoughtful storage that keeps a home running smoothly, and you’ll be glad for it on busy days.
Great Room
As you step into the great room, the sense of space stands out. Vaulted ceilings soar overhead, and a wall of oversized black-framed windows fills the room with natural light.
The open layout is great for both big gatherings and quiet nights in, with a linear fireplace as the focal point.
The arrangement of sofas and warm wood accents makes it easy to imagine curling up for movie nights or spreading out board games.
Even with a crowd, it won’t feel cramped. I think the way the designer matched the windows and fireplace brings a real sense of modern coziness.
Dining Room
Just off the great room, the dining room feels intimate without being closed off. Tall windows wrap around, letting you enjoy backyard views and sunlight all day.
The round table and cushioned chairs create a spot where you’ll want to linger. Imagine morning coffee with streams of light or relaxed dinners that last into the evening.
A dramatic chandelier catches the eye and ties in the modern touches seen throughout the home, while the soft rug underfoot adds comfort for long meals. The easy access to the covered porch means you can open the door and extend your gatherings outside whenever the weather is nice.
Covered Porch (Rear)
Walk out from the dining area and you’re on the rear covered porch. This space is ready for true indoor-outdoor living, with plenty of room for a dining set, lounge chairs, or even a grill.
The sleek black siding and bold roofline continue the modern farmhouse style outside, while the view over the yard and pool feels a bit like a private resort.
You might picture yourself hosting summer barbecues, enjoying a quiet book, or just letting the breeze in during weekend brunch. This spot naturally extends the living and dining spaces, making it perfect for both big parties and peaceful mornings.
Mud Room
Head toward the garage and you’ll find the mud room—a lifesaver in any busy house.
This area includes a built-in locker and bench, so muddy boots and backpacks have a place to land.
There’s even a spot to hang coats and stash sports gear, keeping everything organized and easy to grab on the way out.
This location makes a lot of sense, too. Right between the garage, bedrooms, and kitchen, it’s the perfect drop zone, whether you’re coming in from yard work or back from errands.
Garage
Through the mud room, you enter the oversized three-car garage. There’s more than enough space for vehicles, bikes, lawn equipment, and even a workshop area if you want one.
The extra width makes parking and maneuvering simple, and direct access to the house means you’re never far from unloading groceries or bringing in project materials.
Bedrooms 2 and 3
Just off the mud room, bedrooms two and three are set in their own section of the house.
Each measures a generous 12 by 11 feet and has large windows for natural light.
The rooms are nearly identical, making it easy to personalize for kids, guests, or even roommates.
These bedrooms share a full bathroom with a tub, which is great for busy mornings or bath time routines.
There’s hallway access too, so guests don’t have to pass through either bedroom. I think having these sleeping spaces separated from the main living area gives everyone a bit more quiet and privacy.
Bathroom (Bedrooms 2 and 3)
The shared bathroom is bright and functional, with enough space for two people to get ready at once. Having a second full bath makes daily routines so much smoother, especially if you’re wrangling kids or hosting guests.
Flex Room
Across from the entry, the flex room is ready to become whatever you need. With tall windows and open space, it works well as a home office, playroom, or a cozy den.
If you work from home, you’ll appreciate the quiet, and its spot near the main entry gives it a professional touch for client meetings.
I can see this room changing with your needs. Maybe it’s a study now, then later becomes a music room or art studio.
The adaptability here is what I find most appealing.
Master Suite
At the far end of the house, the master suite offers a true retreat. The bedroom is spacious, with high ceilings and a big window overlooking the backyard.
The soft, neutral palette and plush accent chair make it easy to relax, and you can draw the layered window treatments for privacy whenever you want.
There’s plenty of room for a king-size bed, nightstands, and a seating area. The practical layout keeps the closet and bathroom close by.
I like how this section of the house is private and peaceful, making it a restful escape at the end of the day.
Master Bathroom
Step into the master bathroom and you’ll notice a spa-like vibe. Three large windows let in lots of light, making the double vanity and floating wood cabinetry stand out.
The green stone countertop and bronze fixtures add a touch of luxury, while the dual sinks and generous counter space mean no one feels crowded.
A freestanding tub sits against a soft taupe wall, perfect for relaxing soaks with a view.
There’s also a glass-enclosed shower lined with warm beige tile for quick mornings. I think this bathroom balances function and relaxation really well.
Master Closet
Connected to the bathroom, the master closet is both wide and well-organized. Shelves line the walls for shoes, bags, and all your seasonal clothes.
With so much space, you can actually see what you own—no more digging for lost sweaters or mismatched shoes.
Folding Area and Utility (Laundry) Room
Next to the master closet, you’ll find a dedicated laundry space with a folding area.
This setup keeps laundry routines out of sight from the main living spaces. Shelves offer extra storage for baskets, cleaning supplies, or linens, keeping everything you need close at hand.
Additional Storage and Built-ins
Throughout the home, you’ll spot built-ins and shelves right where you need them. Near the master suite, great room, and kitchen, these features keep clutter under control and give you a spot to display books or favorite decor.
As you walk through the house, the flow feels purposeful. Each area connects smoothly to the next, and you’re always just steps from light, storage, or a quiet corner to unwind.
This is a home set up for real life, balancing open spaces for gatherings with private retreats and all those practical features you’ll appreciate every day.
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