Mountain Ranch with Spectacular Rear Views – 5144 Sq Ft (Floor Plan)

You pull up to this mountain ranch and instantly feel a sense of calm, as if you’re arriving at a retreat that blends rustic lodge style with a modern getaway atmosphere.

The mix of light siding, natural stone, and timber beams already hints at the warmth inside.

With 5,144 square feet and two thoughtfully connected levels, this home is all about gathering, relaxing, and creating memories.

Specifications:

• 5,144 Heated S. F.
• 4 Beds
• 4 Baths
• 2 Stories
• 3 Cars

The Floor Plans:

Covered Front Porch

Even before you enter, the wide covered porch draws you in. Chunky columns and timber accents give it a sturdy, welcoming vibe, and there’s plenty of space for a couple of chairs—perfect for morning coffee or chatting with neighbors.

Whether it’s raining or sunny, you’re protected here. The view up the driveway is just as friendly as what’s waiting inside.

Foyer

Come through the front door and you’re greeted by an airy foyer. Tall windows with white shutters flood the space with natural light, and a built-in bench makes it easy to take off your boots or hang up coats.

Right at the entrance, there’s a sense of order—baskets above, storage for shoes below, and enough room so it never feels crowded.

I like how this spot makes coming and going easy, even when things get busy.

Great Room

As you move forward, the vaulted ceiling with exposed dark wood beams immediately catches your eye, echoing the mountain scenery outside.

The great room is both grand and inviting, with tall windows along the far wall filling the space with sunlight and framing beautiful views.

A stone fireplace serves as the focal point, flanked by built-in shelving—great for books, games, or displaying your favorite finds.

I love how the sage green walls and wood floors mix rustic charm with modern comfort, making this room perfect for anything from movie nights to relaxing by the fire.

As you move forward, the vaulted ceiling with exposed dark wood beams immediately catches your eye, echoing the mountain scenery outside.

The great room is both grand and inviting, with tall windows along the far wall filling the space with sunlight and framing beautiful views.

A stone fireplace serves as the focal point, flanked by built-in shelving—great for books, games, or displaying your favorite finds.

I love how the sage green walls and wood floors mix rustic charm with modern comfort, making this room perfect for anything from movie nights to relaxing by the fire.

TV Area

Next to the great room, the TV area creates a cozy spot for movie marathons or watching the big game.

It feels connected to the main living space, yet still gives you a sense of privacy when you want it.

The open layout keeps everyone included, and the tall windows make the area feel surprisingly spacious.

Hearth/Dining Area

Just behind the great room, the hearth and dining space are arranged to keep conversation flowing during meals.

A long wooden table easily seats eight, leaving plenty of room for family gatherings or celebrations.

Warm wood tones, a striking chandelier, and a nearby buffet add flexibility for both formal holidays and relaxed weeknight dinners.

Being close to the kitchen means serving up seconds is always easy.

Kitchen

At the heart of the home, the kitchen stands out as a true gathering spot.

I think the designer got the workflow just right. There’s a large island for prepping or serving, plus bar seating for casual snacks.

Granite countertops, warm wood cabinets, and a mosaic backsplash give the space a polished feel without being overdone.

With stainless steel appliances and stylish pendant lights, there’s a modern touch, and the layout lets you keep an eye on both the dining and living areas.

If you love to entertain, this is where everyone will gather.

Walk-In Pantry

Off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry provides plenty of storage for groceries, small appliances, and bulk items.

With shelving from floor to ceiling, you’ll never run out of space. If you like to stock up or enjoy baking, this setup keeps everything organized and the kitchen clutter-free.

Half Bath

Conveniently located by the foyer and kitchen, the half bath is designed for guest use.

It’s close enough to the main spaces to be handy, yet still feels private. A long vanity, earthy colors, and bronze fixtures give the room a finished look.

Kids’ Nook and Bench

Down the hallway toward the garage and utility area, you’ll spot a clever kids’ nook with a built-in bench and hanging hooks.

Acting as a mini-mudroom, it’s perfect for backpacks, sports gear, or muddy boots after time outside.

I appreciate how this feature keeps everyday clutter organized and out of the main living spaces.

Laundry/Utility

The laundry room here is designed for more than just washing clothes. With a long counter, upper cabinets, and hanging space, you can sort, fold, and store with ease.

There’s a built-in desk area called the Computer Center, which I find really helpful for keeping an eye on homework or emails while handling chores.

Everything you need is right here, tucked away from the main living areas for peace and quiet.

Bedroom 2

On the main level’s left side, Bedroom 2 offers generous space for a king-sized bed or a couple of bunks—great if you want a kids’ suite.

Large windows bring in natural light and views.

Its location near the bath makes it flexible, whether you need a guest room, a spot for older kids, or even a home office.

Bath (Main Level, Bedroom 2)

The full bathroom next to Bedroom 2 stretches out with a long vanity and a separate alcove for the tub and toilet.

Open shelving keeps towels and toiletries handy, and there’s plenty of counter space. Earthy green walls and dark wood cabinets make the space feel calm and welcoming.

3-Car Garage

Beyond the laundry area, you’ll find the three-car garage—a dream for anyone who likes storage or working on projects.

There’s a dedicated work bench and ample room for vehicles, bikes, outdoor equipment, or even a small workshop.

It’s just a short walk to the utility area and kitchen, so unloading groceries or cleaning up is quick and easy.

Screened Porch

Step out back near the dining area and discover the screened porch, perfect for outdoor meals or late-night card games without bugs to worry about.

This area sits right next to the grilling porch, which makes serving up barbecue simple, no matter the weather.

Grilling Porch

Beside the screened porch, the grilling porch gives you a dedicated spot for your smoker or grill.

Whether you’re cooking for a big group or just a couple of people, this area makes outdoor cooking enjoyable all year round.

Covered Porch (Main Level, Rear)

Spanning the entire width behind the great room and master suite, the covered porch is a space you’ll use in every season.

The high wood-paneled ceiling, sturdy columns, and wide views create the perfect setting for morning coffee, sunset drinks, or relaxing with a book.

A ceiling fan keeps things cool on warm days. Multiple access points mean you can easily step outside from either the main living area or the master suite.

Master Suite

Set apart in its own private wing, the master suite truly feels like a retreat.

Oversized windows wrap around the sitting area, so you can wake up to sunlight and views without even leaving bed.

Soft green walls, plush carpet, and crisp plantation shutters add to the restful atmosphere. There’s space for reading chairs, and French doors open right onto the covered porch—seamlessly blending indoor comfort with outdoor living.

Master Bath

The master bath is bright and spa-like, with a double-sink vanity beneath a wide mirror and lots of storage in the light wood cabinetry.

The soaking tub sits under a window, and there’s a separate shower for whatever suits your mood.

A built-in makeup area and plenty of drawers make your morning routine simple.

His and Her Closets

Connected to the master bath, two walk-in closets offer personal space for each partner. “Her Closet” is especially spacious, with room for drawers, hanging clothes, and even a dressing area.

“His Closet” is smaller but still provides double rods and plenty of shelving. I like how this setup gives everyone their own space to get ready.

Staircase to Lower Level

Returning to the center of the house, the main staircase is located just off the foyer.

Wide treads and open railings guide you down to the lower level. The design makes it easy to move between social spaces and bedrooms on both floors.

Let’s check out what’s downstairs, where even more possibilities open up.

Game Room

At the base of the stairs, you’ll find a massive game room—a full 20 by 28 feet.

There’s room for ping pong, pool, board games, or movie nights.

The open layout means you can entertain a crowd with ease. I like the high bar at the side for snacks or drinks, and natural light from the back windows keeps it bright, even below ground level.

Kitchen (Lower Level)

Next to the game room, the lower-level kitchen is a real asset, not just an afterthought.

There’s a high bar for seating, generous counter space, and a full-size fridge for drinks and leftovers.

If you’re hosting guests or letting teens hang out, this kitchen keeps everything close by, so you don’t have to run upstairs.

Bedroom 3

To the left of the game room, Bedroom 3 is filled with natural light and offers flexible use as a guest suite, teen room, or workout space.

The attached bath gives it a private, self-contained feel, making it ideal for visitors or family members who want their own area.

Bath (Lower Level, Bedroom 3)

This bath is practical and spacious, with a long vanity, walk-in shower, and linen closet for plenty of towels.

It’s close to Bedroom 3 for convenience and works well for guests using the game room, too.

Bedroom 4

On the right side of the lower level, Bedroom 4 matches Bedroom 3 in size and layout.

It comes with its own bath and closet, plus easy access to both the game room and storage areas.

I think the way these bedrooms are arranged gives everyone real privacy, even on a floor meant for gathering.

Bath (Lower Level, Bedroom 4)

The attached bath here is just as functional, with a roomy layout, lots of storage, and a walk-in shower.

Since every bedroom in this home gets its own bath, there’s never any need to share.

Covered Deck (Lower Level)

Glass doors from the game room lead to the covered deck below. This area stretches almost the whole width of the house, giving you a spot to relax out of the sun or rain.

The wood-paneled ceiling and solid columns match the porch above, tying both levels together visually.

Proposed Storage (Lower Level)

Huge storage spaces line both sides of the lower level, offering room for seasonal gear, holiday decorations, or a workshop.

These aren’t finished living spaces, but I find them incredibly valuable for anyone with hobbies or a lot to store.

With every room and space thoughtfully connected across two levels, this home is set up for you to relax, entertain, and grow.

There’s always another corner to discover—maybe a quiet moment on the porch, or a lively night downstairs.

To me, that’s what makes a mountain ranch like this special: every day feels like a getaway.

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