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There’s something about a modern home that blends crisp lines with farmhouse warmth. You feel drawn in before you even set foot inside.
This house is no exception, balancing inviting textures and wide-open light with carefully designed spaces across three distinct levels.
With 7 bedrooms, entertaining-ready patios, a tucked-away loft, and room for everything from work to play, this layout gives you a lifestyle that feels both easy and elevated.
Let’s start at the entry and take a walk through every corner, floor by floor.
Specifications:
- 4,589 Heated S.F.
- 4-7 Beds
- 8.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
You’re welcomed right away with a front porch that feels open yet cozy, thanks to those black-framed windows and warm wood touches. There’s plenty of space here for a bench or a couple of chairs, perfect for sharing coffee with neighbors or keeping an eye on kids playing in the courtyard just beyond.
Entry
Step through the door and you’ll find a hallway wide enough to feel grand, but still purposeful.
I always appreciate when the entry doesn’t feel cramped, especially if you’re coming home with groceries, backpacks, or a flurry of weekend guests.
The staircase sits ahead, giving you a hint of the space above, while the rest of the main level branches out naturally.
Office
Just to the right of the entry, there’s a dedicated office. Natural light fills this space, making it feel more inspiring than isolating.
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I like how it’s set away from the main living areas, which makes it the perfect spot for focused work, video calls, or even a homework retreat.
Its location means you can welcome clients or coworkers without leading them through your private spaces.
Courtyard
Glance left and you’ll spot a private courtyard, bordered on three sides for extra privacy.
Picture string lights, a small table, maybe a patch of greenery. It’s a hidden gem that’s great for morning coffee or an evening wind-down.
Not every modern home includes this kind of unexpected, secluded spot.
Mud Room
Head further in, right before the garage entry, and you’ll discover the mud room. Built-in storage keeps shoes, jackets, and bags out of sight.
This area does more than just provide a place to come and go—it acts as a real buffer, keeping the rest of the house clean and organized.
Laundry
Next to the mud room sits a laundry room that’s easily accessible but not front and center.
There’s enough space for sorting, folding, and even air drying. I think this location works well for dropping muddy clothes or sports uniforms right as you come in from the garage.
Pantry
Across from the laundry, the walk-in pantry is both generous and practical. Walk-in pantries are always a plus for stockpiling groceries and hiding countertop appliances.
Being just steps from the kitchen, it makes meal prep and unloading groceries a breeze.
Kitchen
The kitchen is open and central, designed for real use. There’s a large island with seating, plenty of prep space, and clear sight lines into the great room and dining area.
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Cooking for a crowd or tossing together a weekday breakfast is easy here. I like that the island becomes the hub, perfect for conversation, snacks, and homework.
Great Room
Step into the great room and you’ll notice the atmosphere shift to relaxation. With nearly 20 feet of width and soaring ceilings, there’s plenty of breathing room.
Big windows draw in light and connect you to the outside, especially with the covered patio visible through glass doors.
This is where daily living happens—movie nights, game days, or just quiet evenings. The open layout lets everyone connect, and there’s enough space to carve out personal zones if you want.
Dining
Right beside the kitchen, the dining area manages to feel both defined and open. It’s not formal or stuffy, but it’s large enough for holiday gatherings and dinner parties.
You can enjoy views of the patio as you eat, making meals feel special whether it’s a big family event or a simple weeknight dinner.
Covered Patios
Glass doors from the great room and dining area lead to two covered patios. Both spaces blend indoor and outdoor living, which is something I love about modern homes.
The larger patio is perfect for grilling or lounging, while the other offers a more private spot, ideal for reading or quiet time.
Raised garden beds just beyond give you a splash of green and a place to grow herbs or flowers.
Bedroom Two
Off the main hallway near the entry sits Bedroom Two. This room works well for guests, older kids, or even an in-law suite.
There’s a closet, easy access to a full bathroom, and enough privacy from the main living spaces so it feels like its own retreat.
Full Bathroom (Main Level)
The full bathroom near Bedroom Two keeps things flexible on the main floor. It’s tucked conveniently between the secondary bedroom and the hallway, making it accessible for guests and family alike.
Primary Bedroom
At the rear of the main level, the primary suite is intentionally set apart. Step through the doorway to a spacious, calm bedroom that overlooks the backyard.
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There’s a true sense of retreat here, thanks to the big window and patio access.
You’re close to everything, but it still feels private.
Primary Bathroom
The en suite bath is generous, with double vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate shower.
I always think good bathroom design is about function as much as style. Here, the space gives each person plenty of room to start and end their day comfortably.
Walk-In Closet
Connected to the primary bath, the walk-in closet offers all the storage you could want.
Shelving and hanging space line the walls, and there’s enough room for two people to move around easily.
It’s a small luxury, but one that makes daily life run smoother.
Two-Car Garage and One-Car Garage
Direct access to the 2-car garage and a separate single-car garage means plenty of parking, plus storage for bikes, tools, or holiday decorations. The separation between the garages is useful if you want to dedicate one to a project car or a workshop.
Stairs and Transition to Upper Level
The central staircase connects the open living area with the private spaces upstairs. The transition feels smooth, with no awkward landings or tight corridors.
Loft
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a bright loft. This open space overlooks the great room below, so you stay connected with the main floor but still get flexibility.
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It works well as a playroom, study lounge, or second living room. You’re close enough to keep an eye on things, yet far enough for quiet time.
Bedroom Three
Next to the loft is Bedroom Three. It’s set at the back for privacy, and the attached closet and easy deck access make it a comfortable choice for a teenager or an older child who wants a bit more independence.
Deck
You can step outside from Bedroom Three onto the upper-level deck. The view stretches across the backyard and patio spaces below, helping you stay connected to what’s happening outdoors.
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It’s a nice spot for catching a breeze or working under the sun.
Laundry (Upper Level)
A second laundry area on this floor keeps chores easy. If you have kids on this level or want to avoid carrying baskets up and down stairs, this is a real time saver.
Bedroom Four
Across from the loft, Bedroom Four sits in its own corner. The attached bath keeps things private, and there’s a walk-in closet for added storage.
I always notice when secondary bedrooms include these kinds of perks—it really shows attention to detail.
Guest Suite
Past the laundry, an extended hall leads to the guest suite above the garage. This space feels almost like a private apartment, with a roomy sleeping area and a full bath.
Guests or older kids will appreciate the privacy and separation from the main living quarters.
Transition to Lower Level
Return to the main staircase and head down to the basement level. Here, the atmosphere changes again, opening into a completely different zone for recreation and flexible living.
Media Area
At the base of the stairs, the basement opens up into a huge media area.
The room is sized for serious movie nights or game-day gatherings. Picture a sectional, a projector, or a massive TV.
I think this space would quickly become the favorite hangout spot for both kids and adults.
Game Nook
Just off the media area, the game nook is ready for poker nights, board games, or even a pool table. It’s a casual space, but it feels carefully planned—separated enough from the main area so different activities don’t overlap.
Bedroom Six
To the right of the media area, you’ll find Bedroom Six, complete with its own closet and an attached bath. This makes it ideal for guests or teenagers who want more privacy.
Bedroom Seven
On the other side of the basement, Bedroom Seven has the same conveniences as Bedroom Six, with an ensuite bath and good closet space. Both bedrooms feel more like suites than simple guest rooms.
Bar Area
Between the main media area and storage rooms, there’s a space set aside for a bar. You might picture this as a sleek wet bar or snack station for parties and movie marathons.
Unfinished Storage
Three large unfinished storage rooms line the lower level. There’s room here for everything—holiday decorations, sports gear, off-season clothes, you name it.
I think this kind of storage is what keeps the rest of the home clutter-free and organized.
Bathrooms (Lower Level)
Bathrooms are positioned for easy access from both bedrooms and the main recreation space. No one needs to trek upstairs, which is always a plus in a big, busy household.
Stairs and Circulation
Moving from one level to the next is easy thanks to the staircase placement. The flow between public and private spaces, along with work and relaxation zones, feels smooth and logical throughout.
This home isn’t just about curb appeal. Every level, from the main living spaces to the loft, guest suite, and sprawling lower level, is designed for daily living, entertaining, and quiet moments alike.
You’ll find something new to appreciate with every step.
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