Stepping up to this modern Southern home, the architecture sets a welcoming tone right away.
The wide, low-slung profile and crisp white siding blend classic comfort with a fresh, updated style.
You can picture yourself waving to neighbors from the deep front porch, where wood accents and black windows add warmth and a modern edge.
But the real appeal is inside, where 3,340 square feet stretch across multiple levels. There’s plenty of space here to live, spread out, entertain, and enjoy true privacy.
Let’s walk through every space together, following the natural rhythms of daily life.
Specifications:
- 3,340 Heated S.F.
- 4-5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
Your first impression makes a statement. The generous front porch offers space to relax before you even step inside.
It extends the width of the entry and easily fits rocking chairs or a porch swing.
The covered area shields you from sun and rain, so packages and guests stay protected.
I think this porch really captures the heart of Southern living, combining comfort with great curb appeal.
Foyer
As you step through the front door, you’re met by a wide foyer filled with natural light from the front windows.
There’s a coat closet right by the door, which is perfect for stashing shoes and jackets.
The high ceiling adds to the sense of openness. From here, you can see how the home branches out, with private rooms on one side and gathering spaces straight ahead.
Office
Right off the foyer, double doors open to a dedicated office. This room is large enough for two desks or even a daybed if you’d rather use it as a guest space.
The front windows let you keep an eye on the street. If you work from home, need a study spot, or just want a quiet place to read, this room easily fits your needs.
Bedroom 2
Across from the office, Bedroom 2 sits in its own corner with windows on two sides.
The deep closet provides plenty of storage, which I think is a real bonus for a secondary bedroom.
Since it’s located away from the main living areas, this room is great for guests or older kids who want extra privacy.
Bath 2
Located between Bedroom 2 and the foyer, Bath 2 includes a full-size tub and shower combination. Guests using the office or front bedroom have easy access, and the bathroom’s spot off the hall keeps the space looking tidy.
Great Room
Moving forward, you’ll find the Great Room, the true hub of daily life. Vaulted ceilings soar up to nearly 17 feet, and windows along the back wall bring in sunlight all day.
The open layout makes it easy for family to gather. There’s room for a big sectional, board games, or a cozy fire.
The Great Room connects easily to the dining area, so conversations flow naturally.
Dining
Between the Great Room and the kitchen, the dining area enjoys the same tall ceilings and backyard views.
There’s plenty of space for a large table, whether you’re serving a weeknight meal or a holiday feast.
The open design helps every meal feel connected, but still gives you a bit of space.
Kitchen
To the right, the kitchen features a long island at its center. Four barstools fit comfortably, making it a natural spot for snacks or chatting with friends while you cook.
I really like that you can see both the dining and Great Rooms from here, so you’re always part of the action.
A separate walk-in pantry keeps clutter out of sight, and the full appliance wall plus generous cabinetry provide all the storage you need.
Pantry
The walk-in pantry includes built-in shelves along the walls. If you enjoy stocking up on groceries or need a spot for small appliances, this room is a true asset.
I think having this much storage right next to the kitchen keeps counters clear and mornings less hectic.
Wet Bar
Next to the kitchen, the wet bar is perfect for making coffee in the morning or mixing drinks in the evening. Positioned between the kitchen and entertaining spaces, it helps keep drinks flowing without crowding the sink area.
Rear Porch
Glass doors from both the dining and Great Rooms lead out to the rear porch.
Here, indoor and outdoor living blend together. More than 60 feet of covered space run across the back of the house.
You can grill, host a long table for summer parties, or simply relax with a good book.
There’s a dedicated grilling alcove in one corner, which helps keep smoke away from the main seating area.
I can easily imagine this porch being the spot for birthday parties or quiet early mornings with coffee.
Bedroom 3
On the other side of the home, Bedroom 3 sits up front with its own closet and easy access to the hall bath. Each bedroom is spaced out for privacy, which I think is a smart feature for families with teens or frequent visitors.
Bedroom 4
A short walk down the hall brings you to Bedroom 4. This room is a bit larger and includes a big window plus a deep closet.
Bedrooms 3 and 4 share Bath 3, which has a full tub and extra linen storage.
Bath 3
Bath 3 sits between Bedrooms 3 and 4 and features a tub/shower and a long vanity.
The linen closet right inside means you never have to hunt for towels. For families, this setup is practical and well-balanced.
Bedroom 5 / Game Room
At the end of the hall, the floor plan gets creative. Bedroom 5 can be used as a game room and comes with a barn door for extra style.
If you don’t need a fifth bedroom, this space easily becomes a media room, play area, or gym.
Its size and separate location allow for fun or noisy activities without bothering the rest of the house.
Bath 4
Directly off the game room, Bath 4 includes a shower and a built-in bench—great for quick cleanups after play or for guests who want extra privacy. There’s also a linen closet and a hall bench, so muddy shoes or sports gear have a home.
Hall
The hall connects the three secondary bedrooms, two full baths, closets, and the game room. I noticed that the way everything is laid out keeps traffic moving smoothly, limits noise, and gives each bedroom its own sense of privacy.
Master Bedroom
On the opposite side of the house, the master suite sits in its own private wing.
The bedroom is spacious, with a vaulted ceiling that gives the room a calm, retreat-like feel.
Large windows look out over the backyard, and the layout lets you face the bed to catch the sunrise or sunset, depending on what you prefer.
Master Bath
The master bath has everything on your wish list: dual sinks, a soaking tub, and a large walk-in shower.
There’s a separate water closet for privacy and custom cabinetry that gives a spa-like feel.
I think this space makes daily routines feel truly special.
Master Closet
Storage is abundant here. The master closet is practically a room of its own, with space to lay out clothes, store out-of-season items, and keep everything organized.
An island in the center adds a boutique touch, making mornings a little more enjoyable.
Laundry
Next to the master suite, the laundry room is laid out for convenience. There’s space for a full-size washer and dryer, cabinets above for supplies, and a broom closet.
With direct access from the master closet, laundry day gets a whole lot easier.
Powder Room
Just off the entry, the powder room gives guests a handy spot without them needing to go into private spaces. It’s compact but convenient—ideal for quick visits or when you’re entertaining.
Storage (Main Level)
Beside the powder room and garage entry, there’s a dedicated storage room. Use it for cleaning supplies, bulk purchases, or any of those things that never seem to have a place.
I find that this kind of practical storage helps keep daily life running smoothly.
Garage
The garage is impressive, with three bays and tall overhead doors. There’s more than enough space for cars, bikes, and all the gear an active family needs.
Built-in storage and a freezer spot add function, and the mudroom-style entry keeps messes contained.
Entry (Garage Side)
A secondary entry connects the garage, laundry, and main living areas. This helps you unload groceries quickly, keeps muddy shoes out of sight, and gives everyone a place to drop bags before settling in at home.
Linen Closets
Linen closets are found throughout the home, from the secondary bedroom hall to the master wing. These details make it easy to keep things organized and avoid last-minute searches for towels or sheets.
Upstairs / Bonus Level
Head up the stairs from the main hallway to a flexible bonus level. The landing is wide—perfect for a reading nook or homework station.
You’ll find another large storage room here, which is great for holiday décor, luggage, or supplies for your hobbies.
Storage Room (Upstairs)
This upstairs storage space is much roomier than you might expect in a modern home.
I think families will love having extra square footage that doesn’t take away from the main living areas.
It’s a perfect spot for off-season clothes or hobbies, helping keep the rest of the house clutter-free.
Basement Access
A stairway near the garage and laundry leads down to the basement. This connection is especially helpful when bringing up bins or tools, and it links the main living areas with the foundation level.
Basement Level (Unfinished/Expansion)
The basement stretches out under the main floor, giving you a blank canvas for future projects.
You could finish it as a home theater, gym, or workshop to match your needs.
I like knowing there’s room to grow, whether your family gets bigger or your hobbies change over time.
Outdoor Grilling Area
Just off the rear porch, a dedicated grilling zone is ready for summer barbecues. There’s counter space for prepping food and easy access to the kitchen, making outdoor cooking simple and fun.
Every level of this home is planned for real life: spacious, flexible, and easy to move through.
If you’re hosting a crowd or just winding down at the end of the day, each room connects naturally to the next and supports your daily routines.
With this much room and so many smart details, the home adapts as your needs and seasons change.
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