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A first glance at this contemporary beach home promises an experience that blends relaxation with a refined sense of style.
You’ll notice balance right away, from the sharply gabled rooflines outside to the way natural light pours through oversized windows as you move from room to room.
With 3,104 square feet spread across two full levels, you get a mix of open living, private retreats, and flexible space that really fits real life.
This home can handle energetic gatherings and peaceful downtime alike. I want to show you how each area works, from the welcoming foyer to the adaptable lower level.
Specifications:
- 3,104 Heated S.F.
- 3-6 Beds
- 2.5-4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
As you approach the wide glass front doors, crisp white trim and a covered porch set a modern, welcoming tone.
The foyer opens up under a vaulted ceiling, letting sunlight stream through black-trimmed windows. Herringbone wood floors create a bright, warm, and airy feel right from the start.
This is more than just an entryway. It’s a spot where you’ll want to pause, take off your shoes, and enjoy the atmosphere before you head further inside.
Living Room
To your left, you’ll find the living room—perfect for an afternoon coffee or a quiet moment with a book.
The 11-foot ceiling gives the space an uplifting feel, while pale walls and abundant natural light keep everything bright.
The room feels luxurious without being formal. I really appreciate how the designer let the architecture and sunlight shine, rather than filling every corner with furniture.
Mud Room & Breezeway
Just off the living room, the mud room and breezeway form a practical zone for day-to-day life.
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This is the place to shake off sandy shoes from the beach or muddy boots in winter.
Built-in storage, a bench, and a direct path to the garage help keep clutter out of your main living spaces.
I think this feature is a real asset for busy households.
Garage
From the breezeway, you enter a three-car garage. There’s plenty of room for vehicles, bikes, and all the gear that comes with an active coastal lifestyle.
You can go straight into the mud room from here, so you won’t track mess through the house.
The extra width makes loading up for weekend adventures a breeze.
Great Room
As you move deeper into the main level, you’ll find the great room. This area instantly grabs your attention with a soaring ceiling and a wall of windows that frame the water view.
Neutral furniture and light wood accents keep the room grounded, while the stone fireplace makes it easy to relax, day or night.
The space is open enough for big gatherings but still feels comfortable when you want to unwind with family.
I think the way the great room connects with the kitchen and dining area makes it excellent for entertaining.
Kitchen
Looking over to the kitchen, you’ll see it stretches along one wall, keeping things open and uncluttered.
A generous island at the center easily fits four or five stools. The light wood cabinetry and dramatic marble countertops make meal prep feel special.
There’s ample workspace and room for multiple cooks, so you can host parties or whip up family meals with ease.
The kitchen leads right to the walk-in pantry, which is perfect for storing everything from baking supplies to picnic gear.
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Pantry
Behind the kitchen, the pantry offers more than just a storage closet. It’s smartly organized, with shelves for staples, small appliances, and anything else you want tucked out of sight.
I love how this keeps the kitchen tidy, especially during busy weeks.
Dining Room
In the dining room, a wall of windows faces the water. The long table easily seats six or more, ready for dinner parties or casual brunches.
A built-in sideboard provides space for serving dishes and storing extra tableware. You can step right onto the deck from here, which makes it simple to enjoy meals outside when the weather’s nice.
Decks & Covered Deck
The main level gives you three separate outdoor spaces. There’s a covered deck right off the great room and dining area, plus open decks that run along the back of the house.
These are perfect for soaking up ocean breezes, grilling with friends, or catching a sunset.
The covered section includes a cathedral ceiling, so you can lounge outdoors even if it starts to rain.
I really think these decks expand your living area and keep you connected to the outdoors year-round.
Master Suite
The master suite sits at the back of the house for maximum privacy. Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors let you enjoy the view from bed.
The room is spacious, with soft carpeting, warm taupe walls, and natural wood accents that create a calming atmosphere.
Waking up here feels peaceful—you get the view and the soothing sounds of the waves all to yourself.
Master Bathroom
In the master bath, symmetry stands out right away. A double vanity stretches across one wall, giving you plenty of space to get ready.
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Brushed bronze fixtures, marble countertops, and soft lighting create a spa-like feel. There’s a separate alcove with a soaking tub and shower.
With lots of storage and a plush bench, it’s easy to settle in and unwind after a long day.
Master Walk-In Closet
Connected to the master bath, the walk-in closet offers both function and a touch of luxury.
There’s plenty of space for wardrobes, shoes, and accessories. It’s designed to keep everything organized and within reach, which I think makes daily routines much easier.
Bedroom 2
Down the hall, Bedroom 2 works well as a guest suite or kid’s room. Large windows keep it bright, and a built-in closet provides storage.
The nearby full bath means guests or family members have privacy and convenience without needing to walk through main living areas.
Bath & Linen Closet
Between Bedrooms 2 and 3, you’ll find a full bath and a generous linen closet.
This layout helps avoid morning traffic jams, and the linen closet keeps towels and bedding close at hand.
I really appreciate when daily routines are made this easy.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 matches the comfort of Bedroom 2, with lots of natural light and its own closet.
You could use this room as a home office, hobby space, or playroom, depending on your needs.
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The flexible layout makes it simple to adjust as your family or lifestyle changes.
Powder Room
Just off the great room, a powder room serves guests without intruding on private spaces. Modern fixtures and easy-to-clean surfaces add style and convenience.
Laundry
Close to the bedrooms, the laundry area hides behind a pocket door for sound control.
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Full-size appliances, a folding counter, and cabinets help keep chores stress-free. I like that it’s near the bedrooms, so you don’t have to haul laundry baskets far.
Stairs
A wide staircase sits at the center of the home, leading down to the lower level. Unlike many basements, this one offers bonus living space with plenty of natural light and practical function.
Rec Room
Downstairs, you’ll find a huge recreation room with nearly 40 feet of open space. There’s room for a pool table, media setup, or even a home gym.
The wall of windows and sliding doors open directly onto the covered patio, making it easy to access the backyard and enjoy fresh ocean air.
This space feels lively and ready for anything you have planned.
Table Area
Next to the rec room, the table area is great for board games, snacks, or homework.
It’s easy to picture kids hanging out here after a beach day, or adults enjoying a card game in the evening.
Being close to both the indoor rec space and the patio means you can enjoy a seamless flow between indoors and out.
Covered Patio & Deck
Step through the sliding doors and the covered patio welcomes you as an outdoor living room.
The deep overhang provides protection from rain or harsh sun, so you can grill or relax in any weather.
The adjacent open deck stretches across the back of the house, offering spots for sunbathing or gathering around a fire pit on cool evenings.
Bedroom 4
Inside, Bedroom 4 is quietly located at the rear of the lower level. Large windows and a spacious closet make it comfortable.
For teens or long-term guests, this bedroom offers privacy away from the main living spaces upstairs.
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5 is just down the hall, with its own window and closet. It’s close to a shared full bath, making it comfortable for guests or older kids who want some independence.
Bedroom 6
In the corner, Bedroom 6 is flexible. You could use it as a private office, hobby room, or a sixth bedroom if needed.
It also includes large windows and a closet, with easy access to a nearby bathroom.
Lower Level Bathrooms
The lower level offers two bathrooms. There’s one full bath near Bedrooms 5 and 6, plus another full bath just off Bedroom 4.
This arrangement lets everyone get ready at the same time, which I think is a must for busy mornings or when hosting a crowd.
Flex Room
Adjacent to the rec room, a flex space adapts to your needs. It could become a home gym, art studio, or a quiet spot for remote work.
The combination of size and natural light makes it easy to use this room for whatever your life demands.
Storage
A massive storage room sits just off the rec area. You’ll have plenty of space for surfboards, holiday decorations, or extra furniture.
This behind-the-scenes feature is one of those things that makes daily life easier in the long run.
Mechanical / Storage
The mechanical room doubles as extra storage and keeps the essentials tucked away but easy to reach. This way, you don’t lose valuable living space to less glamorous necessities.
Throughout the home, there’s a sense of effortless flow and connection, from the sunlit gathering spaces upstairs to the adaptable rooms on the lower level. No matter if you’re hosting a crowd, seeking quiet time, or planning for the future, every inch of this house feels ready to support the way you want to live.
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