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Stepping up to this home, you’ll notice a mix of clean lines, gabled rooftops, and a calm, coastal color palette.
The exterior feels relaxed, with light stone, vertical wood siding, and black metal accents that blend farmhouse tradition with a bit of Scandinavian ease.
Drought-tolerant plantings and a window-filled façade make everything feel open, sunny, and welcoming. Let’s start at the entry and see how each room adds to that easygoing charm.
Specifications:
- 2,817 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry Hall
You enter through a simple covered porch, just the right size for a potted plant or a welcome bench.
The front door opens into a 12-foot-high entry hall. The first thing you’ll notice is the natural light, coming not only from the large windows but also from the open sightlines straight into the main living areas.
The high ceiling gives a sense of space, and a practical coat closet sits just off to the side.
It’s a spot where you can pause, drop your things, and head further in without feeling crowded.
Great Room
Walking forward, you arrive in the great room. This area has a relaxing energy.
The vaulted ceiling rises overhead, and sunlight pours in through tall grid windows. A stone fireplace acts as a focal point, but the space still feels light and comfortable.
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There’s room for plenty of seating—ideal for conversations, lounging, or movie nights. The open concept keeps everything connected, and I think the neutral colors and layered textures create a modern, welcoming vibe that doesn’t feel cold.
Dining Room
To your left, the dining room continues the vaulted ceiling and brings in even more light through a wall of glass doors looking out to the backyard.
These doors blur the line between indoors and out. The room fits a table big enough for gatherings, but it’s cozy enough for everyday meals.
Sunlight bounces across the space, making it easy to imagine anything from holiday feasts to weekend brunches here.
Since it’s open to both the great room and kitchen, you stay connected with family and guests—no one’s left on their own while cooking or clearing up.
Kitchen
The kitchen flows right from the dining area and has its own style. A large island offers plenty of space for baking with kids or setting up snacks for a crowd.
Light wood cabinetry and black hardware bring a modern edge with warmth. Oversized windows let in views and sunshine, making your morning coffee extra special.
There’s a big pantry next to the fridge for bulk groceries and small appliances. I think the open shelving above the counters is a practical touch, so your everyday items are always within reach.
Covered Porch
Go through the dining room’s glass doors to reach the covered porch, which feels like an outdoor living room.
The vaulted ceiling keeps things cool, while wood beams add rustic charm. There’s space here for a lounge set, a dining table, and maybe a grill in the corner.
The pool sits just beyond, so you can easily host anything from morning yoga to outdoor dinners as the sun sets.
The porch connects naturally with the great room, so the flow between inside and outside always feels easy.
Patio and Pool Area
Beyond the porch, the patio opens up wide. There’s enough room for loungers, a fire pit, and a big dining table—perfect for hanging out with friends or family.
The pool stands out with its clean lines and gray stone trim. Off to the side, you’ll spot a putting green for golf fans.
Succulents and native grasses soften the edges, and you get peaceful views that make the setting feel like a private getaway.
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I can easily picture summer pool parties or quiet mornings by the water, with nature all around.
Bedroom 4
Back inside, head down the hallway off the dining room to find Bedroom 4. This room sits at the rear of the house and includes its own closet and space for a queen bed or two twins.
A window brings in soft light and looks out onto the side yard. You could use this room for guests, as a playroom, or even as a home office.
It’s set apart from the main living spaces, so it feels calm and private.
Bathroom 3
Just outside Bedroom 4 is Bathroom 3, which includes a shower, vanity, and all the basics.
This bath serves Bedrooms 3 and 4, as well as guests. The layout keeps morning routines simple.
Even though the space is compact, I notice there’s still enough elbow room and a window for natural light.
Bedroom 3
Along the same hallway is Bedroom 3. The room is square, with a big window and its own closet.
Use it as a child’s room, guest space, or even for sharing. With easy access to Bathroom 3, this part of the house works well as its own suite.
Kitchen Pantry
Just off the kitchen, you’ll find a roomy walk-in pantry. I think any busy household will love the extra storage here.
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There’s room for snacks, baking supplies, and small appliances—everything is neatly stored but always close by.
Open shelves combine with closed cabinetry, so you can keep things organized and easy to find.
Half Bath
Near the entry hall and great room, there’s a half bath in a convenient location.
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Guests can use it without needing to walk past private bedrooms. The space includes a simple pedestal sink, and there’s plenty of room to freshen up.
This spot is also handy for anyone coming in from the garage or backyard.
Laundry Room
Heading toward the garage, you reach the laundry room. This isn’t just a closet.
It’s a full room with cabinetry, a countertop for folding, and a utility sink. There’s even space to hang shirts or stash muddy shoes.
I appreciate when laundry can stay out of sight, and this setup keeps everything contained and convenient.
Mud Hall
Next to the laundry room is the mud hall, a compact space connecting the garage and the rest of the house.
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Built-in cubbies and hooks offer spots for backpacks, coats, and shoes. This is one of those features you don’t realize you need until you have it—especially with kids or pets running in and out.
It helps keep daily clutter away from the main living areas.
3-Car Garage
The 3-car garage stands out with three full bays for vehicles, bikes, or even a workshop.
There’s an extra storage nook at one end—great for lawn tools or sports gear. Direct access into the mud hall means you won’t track dirt through the house, and a side door makes it easy to step out to the yard or take out the trash.
Hallway
A central hallway connects the secondary wing to the private bedrooms. With 10-foot ceilings, the space feels open instead of closed in.
Several closets along the hall are perfect for storing linens or extra coats. The design gives each bedroom privacy, so no one feels crowded.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 sits in the middle of this wing. It’s just steps from the hallway, and the 10-foot ceilings add spaciousness.
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The walk-in closet offers plenty of storage, and the window looks out to the side yard.
Since it’s close to Bath 2, I think this room would be great for a teenager or as a flexible guest room.
Bath 2
Bath 2 is set just off the hallway and serves Bedroom 2. It comes with a tub and shower, a wide vanity, and a closet inside for towels and toiletries.
This bath is close to the garage and laundry, which makes it easy to wash up after swimming or a workout.
A window lets in daylight, making the space feel more inviting.
Mechanical Closet
Across from Bath 2, the mechanical closet keeps the home’s utilities organized and out of sight but easy to access. Having a dedicated spot for HVAC and maintenance is a real plus—you won’t have to hunt for utility boxes in the garage or crawl into the attic.
Primary Suite
At the far end of the home, you’ll find the primary suite. This is your relaxing retreat.
A 10-foot ceiling creates a spacious feel, and wall-to-wall windows bring in beautiful views. I really love how the bed is placed to catch the morning sun or evening colors.
There’s room for a reading chair or a small desk. Walk-in closets are split on either side of the entry, so sharing space is easy.
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Primary Bath
Step into the primary bath for a private retreat. There’s a deep soaking tub beneath a window, a glass-enclosed shower with a built-in bench, and a double vanity so everyone has space.
The water closet is set apart for privacy. Creamy marble finishes and natural light make it feel spa-like.
After a long day, you’ll want to spend time unwinding here.
Primary Suite Closets
Don’t miss the dual walk-in closets flanking the suite’s entrance. Each closet is large enough for full wardrobes, and the setup makes it easy to stay organized.
I think splitting the closets is a great idea and adds a touch of luxury you’ll notice every morning.
Final Thoughts
Now that you’ve seen every corner of this home, from the sunny great room to the clever storage spaces, it’s easy to see how each area balances style and practicality.
You can host friends on the patio, relax in the primary suite, or just enjoy a quiet morning in the kitchen.
I think this home offers comfort, flexibility, and a subtle sense of retreat—making every day feel special.
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