4-Bed Country Craftsman with Home Office and 3-Car Garage (Floor Plan)

Step up to this modern farmhouse and you instantly notice its balance of comfort and style.

From the wide front porch, framed by crisp white trim and sturdy columns, to the welcoming double doors, everything about this four-bedroom home feels inviting.

Inside, you’ll find a thoughtful layout spanning two levels, where open gathering areas blend with quiet spaces and useful details.

No matter if you’re coming home with groceries, greeting friends, or settling in for a cozy night, this home delivers a mix of traditional charm and country practicality.

Specifications:

• 3,834 Heated S.F.
• 4 Beds
• 4.5 Baths
• 2 Stories
• 3 Cars

The Floor Plans:

Porch

That broad front porch catches your eye right away. It’s the kind of place where you picture yourself sipping coffee on a quiet morning or just relaxing while watching the world go by.

The wide steps and double doors invite you inside, but the porch itself feels like an extra living room.

It’s open, shaded, and just waiting for a few rocking chairs or a porch swing.

Foyer

Stepping through the double doors, you enter a spacious foyer that feels open from the very start.

Natural light pours in from the sidelights, and you can see straight through to the living areas.

There’s no wasted space here. Instead, you get a wide, welcoming entry that gives you a quick view of how the home flows.

Off to one side, there’s a coat closet for everyday convenience. Straight ahead, the two-story ceiling draws your eyes upward and sets the tone for the rest of the home.

Office

Just to the left, the office gives you a quiet spot with its own sense of calm.

Tall windows face the front porch, so you can work or read with plenty of daylight.

There’s enough room for a large desk and bookshelves, making it ideal for remote work.

If you have kids doing homework, or if you need a place for bills and planning, this space fits the bill.

I like how it’s set apart from the main living areas, letting you close the door and focus when you need to.

Guest Suite

To the right of the foyer, the guest suite feels especially well-planned. The bedroom itself is spacious enough for a queen bed, and there’s a full bathroom just steps away.

This setup works well for visitors, grandparents, or even an older child who wants more privacy.

Large windows keep this space bright. Located near the front of the home, this suite allows guests to come and go without feeling like they’re in the middle of family routines.

Family Room

Walk further into the home and you’ll find the family room at the center. High coffered ceilings add drama, while large windows bring in views of the backyard.

The fireplace anchors the space, creating a natural gathering spot for TV nights or lazy weekends.

This room opens directly to the dining and kitchen areas, so you never feel cut off from the conversation.

There’s a set of stairs to the second floor along one side, but they’re positioned so they don’t interrupt the main flow, keeping things open and airy.

Covered Area

Directly behind the family room, step out into the covered area. This space works great for outdoor dinners or simply enjoying fresh air, rain or shine.

The roofline gives you plenty of shade and a clear view into the backyard. With direct access from the main living space, it’s perfect for grilling, outdoor games, or just relaxing in the afternoon.

Sitting Area

Off to the right of the covered area, you’ll find a sitting area that has the feel of a sunroom without being fully enclosed.

Windows on three sides bring in all kinds of light, making this a perfect spot for morning coffee, reading, or chatting with family.

It connects directly to the master suite, giving you a quiet corner away from the main activity of the house.

Master Suite

The master suite is more than just spacious—it feels like a private wing. The sleeping area easily fits a king bed and extra seating, but what really stands out is the private sitting nook with its bay of windows.

You get a true sense of retreat, with peace and privacy. Step into the bath, and you’re greeted by separate vanities, a soaking tub, and a big glass shower.

Each partner gets their own walk-in closet, one with a little more room, each with built-in storage.

There’s even a dedicated makeup area. I think anyone who values a bit of daily luxury will love how this suite is set up.

Bath (Master Suite)

Separate from the bedroom, the master bath focuses on comfort. A large shower and deep tub give you a spa-like feel, and there’s plenty of elbow room even on busy mornings.

Dual vanities mean you’re never bumping elbows, and a makeup counter adds a practical touch.

I noticed the designer paid attention to storage, with space for towels, toiletries, and more, all neatly arranged.

His and Hers Closets

Connected to the master bath, these two walk-in closets are a real bonus. The “hers” closet is especially generous, while the “his” closet still offers plenty of storage.

Built-in shelves and hanging space let you keep everything tidy and avoid any morning confusion.

Utility Room

Head back toward the kitchen area and you’ll find the utility room just off the main corridor.

Washer, dryer, and a sink are all set up for easy laundry days. There’s even enough space for folding and organizing.

I appreciate how this room is set apart from the main living areas, but still close to bedrooms, making errands simpler.

Mud Room

Next to the utility space, the mud room is designed for function. A built-in bench gives you a place to sit for boots, and there are hooks and cubbies for coats, backpacks, and muddy gear.

This is where messes stay out of the main house, and I think families will appreciate how it keeps things organized.

The mud room connects directly to the garage, so you can unload groceries or sports equipment without tracking dirt everywhere.

Powder Room

Conveniently located near the garage entry, the powder room offers a quick stop for guests or anyone coming in from outside. It’s set apart for privacy but easy to find, showing off good design sense.

Pantry

If you enjoy cooking, the walk-in pantry by the kitchen stands out. With plenty of shelving, space for an extra fridge or freezer, and even an oven or microwave nook, you can store bulk groceries and kitchen gadgets out of sight.

I think this is perfect for anyone who loves baking or hosting big family meals.

Kitchen

The kitchen is a space designed for busy mornings and party prep alike. A huge center island anchors the room, giving you space for food prep, homework sessions, or casual snacks.

There’s a long stretch of counter space, double sinks, and room for all your appliances.

Open sightlines to the breakfast area and keeping room mean you’ll always feel included, whether packing lunches or chatting with friends.

Keeping Room

Positioned off the kitchen, the keeping room is a cozy surprise. With its own fireplace and windows facing the backyard, this spot is perfect for curling up with a book or enjoying a relaxed breakfast.

It has a relaxed, informal feel, almost like a second family room. I like how it’s close to the kitchen but just a step away, giving you a quiet corner for downtime.

Breakfast Area

Between the kitchen and the keeping room, the breakfast area gets plenty of morning sunlight.

There’s enough space for a big table, so you can gather for meals without feeling cramped.

The sightlines to the backyard make it a pleasant spot to start your day, and the open layout keeps everyone connected.

Covered Terrace

Step through the keeping room and out onto the covered terrace. Here, indoor and outdoor living really come together.

With shelter overhead, you can dine outside or lounge with friends, even if the weather isn’t perfect.

The terrace feels private, set behind the house, and the view over the yard is a nice bonus.

3 Car Garage

On the far left of the plan, the three-car garage gives you all the storage you could need.

If you have extra vehicles, bikes, or want space for a workshop, there’s room to spare.

Direct access to the mud room keeps things simple and makes it easy to bring in groceries or tools.

Storage

Just off the main hallway by the master suite, you’ll spot an extra storage closet.

This is the perfect place for linens, cleaning supplies, or seasonal decorations. It’s one of those little spaces that make a big difference in everyday life.

Stairs

The main staircase is conveniently located near the family room, giving you quick access to the upper level. It’s wide and gently curved, with natural light from the nearby windows keeping it bright.

Let’s head upstairs to see how the private spaces expand your options.

2 Story Foyer (Overlook)

At the top of the stairs, you’re greeted by an open overlook with a view straight down to the foyer.

The double-height ceiling and railing create a sense of space and connection between both levels.

It’s easy to imagine calling out to family below, or just stopping for a moment to take in the view.

Bedroom 2

To the left of the stairs, Bedroom 2 is spacious, with a large closet and easy access to a full bath.

Windows offer backyard views and plenty of light. This room could work for a teen, child, or as a guest room.

The proportions feel just right for comfort and flexibility.

Bedroom 3

Across the hall, Bedroom 3 matches Bedroom 2 in size and layout. It also has a roomy closet and is just steps from the shared upstairs bath.

I think these two bedrooms make sharing space easy while still offering privacy.

Bath (Upstairs)

Serving Bedrooms 2 and 3, the upstairs bathroom is well-placed. There’s a double vanity, which helps on busy mornings, and the tub/shower combo works for kids or guests.

Linen storage just outside the door keeps towels handy.

Closet (Upstairs)

Near Bedroom 2, there’s a dedicated closet—ideal for extra sheets, games, or supplies. It’s simple but handy, especially for a busy household.

Bedroom 4

At the far end of the hall, Bedroom 4 offers a bit more privacy. This room also has a generous closet and easy access to the shared bath.

It’s set apart from the other bedrooms, which helps with noise and privacy for an older child or visiting family.

Linen Closet

A linen closet in the hallway adds even more storage, which is especially helpful for keeping extra bedding organized.

Optional Media Center

At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a large open space labeled as the optional media center.

You could turn this into a home theater, playroom, or teen lounge—the possibilities are wide open.

There’s room for couches, a big screen, or even a pool table. If you don’t need a media center, this becomes open space for a second living area or game room.

Attic Storage

Two separate attic storage areas flank this level, each accessible from the main hall. I love that you don’t have to crawl into tight corners—these are real rooms you can use for seasonal decorations, sports gear, or anything you need to stash out of sight.

Optional Bonus Room

Above the garage, the optional bonus room feels almost like its own apartment. High ceilings make it feel larger, and the shape gives you options.

This could be a gym, studio, hobby space, or a guest suite. The sloped ceilings add character, and the size makes it incredibly versatile.

From welcoming porches to private retreats, practical workspaces to bonus rooms, this country home covers every base. Every space serves a purpose, offering comfort, convenience, and plenty of room for your family to grow and gather—no matter what your day brings next.

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