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A country home with a modern farmhouse edge and New American comfort, this layout isn’t just open and airy—it’s designed for real life.
The floor plan is spread across four well-planned levels, giving you spaces for celebrating, relaxing, and keeping up with daily routines.
Let me walk you through how each room stands out, while the overall flow remains easy and intuitive.
If you’re searching for cozy nooks, a kitchen ready for gatherings, or a play space that keeps the mess contained, you’ll see every corner has its own purpose.
The thoughtful details throughout make this a home you’ll be excited to explore.
Specifications:
- 2,982 Heated S.F.
- 3-5 Beds
- 3.5+ – 4.5+ Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch (Front)
At the front, you’re welcomed by a wide covered porch that stretches across the house.
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The high ceiling and generous depth provide plenty of room for rocking chairs or a conversation set.
This is the kind of porch that invites you to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind in the evening.
I think the symmetry here sets a relaxed, friendly tone, offering a classic country welcome without any fuss.

Entry
As you come through the front door, you’ll notice two sizable closets on either side of the entryway.
One is perfect for guests’ coats, while the other keeps your everyday gear out of sight.
I love this feature since it keeps clutter away from the main living spaces and helps everything stay organized.
From here, you can see straight ahead to the great room, which feels both open and practical.

Great Room
The great room serves as the main gathering space. With its 21-foot width, tall vaulted ceiling, and a fireplace as a focal point, it feels spacious but still comfortable.

There’s lots of wall space for art or shelving. The room is designed to connect smoothly to the kitchen and dining areas, so you never feel boxed in.

I can picture family movie nights or big get-togethers working perfectly here.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits just off the great room. You’ll spot the generous island right away, which is wide enough for baking, homework, or casual breakfasts.

Extra bar seating keeps everyone connected during meal prep. The layout is efficient, and the wet bar adds a bit of luxury for entertaining.


There’s plenty of storage, but it doesn’t overwhelm the space.
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Back Kitchen / Pantry
Behind the main kitchen, you’ll find a back kitchen and pantry combo. For anyone who likes to host, this area is a game changer.
It includes its own prep counter, extra sink, and a spot for a second fridge, so you can handle meal prep or party platters out of sight.
I think this setup makes big events or weekly meal planning much smoother.

Outdoor Kitchen
From the main kitchen, you can head outside to a covered outdoor kitchen that’s ready for any occasion.

There’s a built-in BBQ, sink, fridge, and counter space, all under the same roofline as the indoor living areas.

Grilling is easy, rain or shine, and it extends your space for summer dinners or weekend barbecues.
Covered Porch (Rear)
The rear porch wraps around the outdoor kitchen and opens up to a lounge area.
There’s room for a dining table and outdoor sofas. With the kitchen just steps away, it’s easy to see this becoming your favorite spot for relaxing with friends all year long.

Dining Room
Back inside, the dining room sits between the kitchen and the secondary bedrooms. It’s set apart just enough to feel formal if needed but remains open for everyday meals.

The space fits a long farmhouse table, and windows on two sides bring in plenty of natural light.
Meals here feel connected to the rest of the home, but you still get a bit of privacy.
Bedroom 2
Down the hall from the dining area, Bedroom 2 offers a comfortable spot for guests or kids.
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The closet is generous, and there’s easy access to the full bath just outside. I noticed this bedroom gets plenty of sunlight, which makes it feel cheerful in the mornings.

Bath 2
Bath 2 is set up for efficiency, close to the bedrooms but away from the main living areas.


There’s a standard tub, vanity, and storage space. It’s practical for kids, guests, or anyone who wants a bit of privacy.



Bedroom 3
Nearby, Bedroom 3 matches Bedroom 2 in size and closet space. Its location down the hall makes it a quieter choice—ideal if someone prefers a little distance from the main living area.
Large windows keep it bright, and quick access to Bath 2 makes morning routines easy.

Flex Office / Bedroom 4
At the front corner of the house sits the flex office, also labeled as Bedroom 4.
This room is a great option if you work from home or need a space for creative projects.
I think it would also make a perfect nursery or homework spot. There’s a closet for storage, and its location away from the busiest parts of the house makes it easy to focus.

Bath 3
Just across from the flex office, Bath 3 offers a full bath with a tub.
It’s easily accessed from any of the secondary bedrooms or the great room. The design here keeps traffic flowing well, which is essential during busy mornings.

The Main Level Floor Plan

On your way to the garage and utility areas, you’ll pass through a functional entry hall with a linen closet nearby. This makes it simple to keep towels, bedding, and cleaning supplies right where you need them.

3 Car Garage
The garage is spacious, with enough depth for a workshop table or extra storage. There’s a door directly into the entry hall, so you can bring groceries or gear straight inside.
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I really appreciate this setup because it keeps muddy shoes and clutter away from the main living area.

Storage (Garage Side)
Just off the entry from the garage, there’s a dedicated storage room. It’s perfect for sports equipment, seasonal decorations, or anything else that needs to stay out of sight but within reach.

Laundry Room
The laundry room is thoughtfully designed, with plenty of counter space, a sink, and a built-in bench with hooks.
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There’s extra room for folding or sorting, and a window above the bench brings in natural light.
If you have pets, the bench is a handy spot for dealing with muddy paws.

Closet Under Stairs
One of my favorite features is the closet under the stairs (visible in one of the plans).
Use it for bulk supplies or as a cleaning closet. I’m always surprised at how often you need a hidden spot like this near the garage and laundry.

Walk-In Closet (Primary Suite Wing)
The walk-in closet connected to the primary suite really stands out. At nearly 15 feet long, it offers plenty of space—even enough to add an island if storage is important to you.


With built-in shelves and double hanging rods, keeping things organized is easy. I think even a large wardrobe would fit comfortably here.


Half Bath
Before reaching the primary suite, you’ll find a half bath just off the hall. It’s ideal for guests or quick stops without having to enter the private bedroom areas.
Its location offers privacy but keeps it convenient.

The Second Level Floor Plan

The primary bedroom feels like a true retreat, set in its own wing with a private sitting area.
At over 21 feet long, there’s space for a king bed, reading chairs, or even a small sofa.
I like how the sitting area is partially separated but still feels connected to the main room, giving you a quiet spot to unwind at night or enjoy the sunrise.

Primary Bathroom 1
Step into the expansive bathroom with a soaking tub, double vanity, and a large walk-in shower.
Storage is well-integrated, with linen space and the option to add an island in the closet if you want even more organization.
The layout ensures no one feels crowded, even during busy mornings.

Hallways and Linen Closets
Throughout the main level, you’ll find several linen closets. These thoughtful touches make daily life easier, giving you a spot for towels, sheets, or cleaning supplies right where they’re needed.

Stairs to Upper Level
Near the garage entry, the stairs to the upper level are set off from the main living area. I prefer this arrangement because it means easy access without the staircase dominating the house’s main spaces.

Bonus Room / Play Room / Bedroom 5
Upstairs, the bonus room stretches almost 28 feet long. Here’s where the home’s flexibility really shines.
You could use this as a playroom, media room, home gym, or even a fifth bedroom.
The large closet and nearby bath make it a great option for long-term guests or older kids who want their own space.
I noticed how this area stays quiet and separate from the main level.

The Third Level Floor Plan

Bath 4 (Upper Level)
The upstairs bath is compact but efficient, with a shower, vanity, and storage. It opens directly to the bonus room, so whoever uses this space gets the feeling of a private suite.
It’s especially handy for a teenager or overnight guests.

Attic Storage
On either side of the bonus room, you’ll find attic storage spaces. These are perfect for keeping suitcases, holiday decorations, or keepsakes out of the way but still accessible.

Storage (Upper Level)
At the top of the stairs, there’s a small storage closet—ideal for games, art supplies, or anything you need handy. I think these hidden storage options go a long way in keeping the home free of clutter.
Every level and corner of this home brings something special, from flexible living spaces to practical everyday solutions.
The transitions between rooms feel natural and never forced. If you’re hoping for a private retreat, a home that’s perfect for hosting, or a space that can adapt as your family grows, I believe this design makes it all possible.

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