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Before you even set foot inside, this home makes a striking first impression. The modern farmhouse exterior pairs crisp white board-and-batten with deep stone accents and black metal awnings.
Right away, you can see how this place blends mountain lodge comfort with a fresh, contemporary edge.
Inside, the home unfolds across two spacious levels, bringing together open social spaces and private retreats.
There’s room for family, guests, and a few surprises waiting around each corner.
Specifications:
- 4,686 Heated S.F.
- 4-5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
As you walk up, the covered front porch stands out as both grand and welcoming.
The high ceiling and well-sheltered entry keep you protected from the weather, so you can wait for a ride or set down groceries comfortably.
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The porch is wide enough for a pair of chairs, making it a cozy spot to watch the landscaped yard or chat with neighbors.
Foyer
Stepping through the front door, you find yourself in a spacious foyer with 20-foot ceilings.
There’s an immediate sense of openness as sunlight streams in from large grid windows. The staircase sits just off to the side, inviting you to check out the upper floor later.
From this spot, you can see how the home’s layout encourages you to explore, drawing you toward the main living areas and offering glimpses of quieter spaces.
Den
Just off the foyer, double doors open to a den that’s flexible enough for a home office, library, or even a playroom if you have little ones.
Built-ins line one wall, giving you space for books or display pieces. I appreciate how this room feels private, close to the entrance but separated from the main activity of the house.
Half Bath
Conveniently placed near the den and foyer, the half bath makes quick stops easy for guests.
You don’t have to send anyone through private areas just to freshen up. The placement here works well for both privacy and daily use.
Great Room
Beyond the foyer, the home opens up into the great room. This is the heart of the house, with cathedral ceilings soaring overhead and a sense of comfort that feels welcoming.
Built-ins flank the central fireplace, offering storage for media, decor, or board games. The great room connects directly to the kitchen and dining areas, making it easy to entertain.
From here, you also get a view of the backyard through large windows that fill the space with light.
Kitchen
Just steps from the great room, the kitchen is ready for serious cooking and easy conversation.
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An oversized island anchors the space, providing plenty of prep area and room for barstools.
I love when a kitchen can handle both busy mornings and weekend gatherings, and this one definitely delivers.
Tray ceilings with faux beams add warmth and character. The layout lets the cook stay part of the action, while still having enough space for helpers.
Pantry
Next to the kitchen is a walk-in pantry with generous shelving and a coffee bar along one side.
This setup makes mornings easier and keeps countertop appliances out of sight. If you like to stock up or bake, you’ll appreciate the extra room for ingredients or those bulk snack packs.
Dining
The dining area sits perfectly between the kitchen and the covered back porch. There’s space for a big table, so holiday dinners or game nights won’t feel cramped.
The area gets plenty of natural light and feels connected to both indoor and outdoor living.
You can easily open the doors to let gatherings spill outside.
Covered Porch (Rear)
Stepping out from the dining room brings you to the rear covered porch. This area is generous, offering space for lounging, grilling, or setting up a long outdoor table for summer meals.
Because it’s under cover, you can enjoy it in any weather. The overhang provides just enough shade during the day, making the outdoor area feel like a true extension of the living room.
I think this is a must-have for anyone who loves fresh air.
Mud Room
Coming in from the garage, you’ll pass through a mud room with built-in lockers and cubbies on both sides—ideal for keeping backpacks, boots, and sports gear in order.
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The mudroom island is a helpful addition, great for sorting groceries or organizing mail. Pet owners will like the dedicated dog area near the kitchen, showing that the designer thought of every family member.
Laundry
Right next to the mud room, the laundry room is spacious enough for side-by-side machines and a sink.
There’s even room for hanging and folding laundry on the counter. This setup helps keep laundry piles from overflowing into the rest of the house.
I think its position, just off the garage and mud room, is perfect for tossing in dirty clothes after a day outside.
Game Room
Connected to the laundry and mud room, the game room sits at the back of the house.
The room is large enough for ping pong, movie nights, or even a home gym.
It has direct access to another covered porch, so you can step outside for fresh air during activities.
If you have teens or want a second living area, this room feels like an ideal getaway.
Covered Porch (Side)
Off the game room, this covered porch matches the flexibility of the rear porch. It’s perfect for quiet moments or casual conversation.
Personally, I’d use it for morning coffee or to keep an eye on kids playing in the backyard.
2 Car Garage
The main level also offers a two-car garage connected to the mud room. There’s extra space along one wall for storage or a workshop, so bikes, tools, and yard equipment stay out of sight.
The garage entry is practical and keeps mud from being tracked into the main living spaces.
The Main Level Floor Plan
On the opposite side of the main floor, the master suite provides both privacy and comfort.
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The bedroom is spacious, with wall-to-wall windows bringing in views and morning light. Built-ins add extra storage, keeping things uncluttered.
I noticed that the layout places the master away from the main living areas, giving you a true sense of retreat.
Master Bath
The master bath feels like a home spa. There’s a roomy walk-in shower, a soaking tub, and double vanities for easy sharing.
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Built-in storage holds towels and toiletries, and the finishes strike a nice balance between upscale and practical.
The bath connects directly to the master closet for a smooth morning routine.
Master Closet (UIC)
Connected to the master bath, the island closet is spacious enough for the most dedicated shopper.
There’s hanging space on all sides and a central island with drawers for accessories. Getting ready each day feels organized and calm here.
Hall Closet
Near the master suite and foyer, a hall closet adds storage for coats, linens, or cleaning supplies. It’s a small but useful detail that helps keep clutter at bay.
Powder Room
Close to the foyer and den, the powder room is handy for guests and daily use. Visitors don’t have to wander deep into the home to find a bathroom.
Stairs to Upper Level
To reach the upper level, you’ll use the main staircase just off the foyer. Its central location and open design provide views of the great room below, making the transition upstairs feel airy and connected.
Walkway & Open to Below
At the top, the upper level wraps around an open walkway. This lets you look down into the great room and foyer, keeping the upstairs connected to life below.
Natural light pours in from both floors, so no area feels closed off.
Bedroom 2
On one side of the upper floor, Bedroom 2 is spacious and bright. A walk-in closet makes it ideal for a growing teen or long-term guest.
The windows ensure good light throughout the day. This bedroom has direct access to the Jack and Jill bathroom for added convenience.
Bedroom 3
Right next to Bedroom 2, Bedroom 3 shares many of the same features—ample space, a walk-in closet, and a shared Jack and Jill bath.
I think this setup works well for siblings or visiting family. There’s enough room for desks or reading nooks if you need a homework spot.
Jack and Jill Bath
Connecting Bedrooms 2 and 3, the Jack and Jill bath offers double sinks, plenty of counter space, and a private toilet and shower area. This layout makes busy mornings easier, since everyone has their own space.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bedroom 4
In the back corner of the upper floor, Bedroom 4 stands out for its size and privacy.
The walk-in closet offers extra storage, and there’s a dedicated bathroom just steps away. This suite is more removed from the action, so I see it as a great option for a guest room, older teen, or even a second office.
Bath (Upper Level)
This bathroom serves Bedroom 4 and any guests using the bonus or attic rooms. It features a full shower and plenty of storage space.
Having a third bath upstairs is convenient for hosting visitors or managing a full house.
Attic
Just off the main walkway, there’s an unfinished attic. You could easily turn this into a hobby room, extra storage, or even a playroom down the road.
I like how this flexible area is included without taking space from the main bedrooms.
Bonus Room
Located over the garage and reached via a short hall, the bonus room gives you even more options.
The sloped ceiling adds character, and the space is large enough for a media center, home gym, or a quiet studio.
I think this room is perfect for hobbies, remote work, or teens wanting some independence.
Bath (Bonus/Upper Hall)
Before you reach the bonus room, a small bathroom serves this area. If you decide to use the bonus room as a guest suite or office, having its own bath is a huge plus.
Locker Area (Upper Level)
Near the attic and bonus room stairs, you’ll find another set of lockers—ideal for keeping shoes, backpacks, or seasonal gear organized. This detail makes the upper level as functional as the main floor.
Now that you’ve seen every inch of the home, you can tell each space is designed for real life.
There’s a balance of togetherness and privacy, practicality and style. Whether you’re hosting a big gathering or relaxing after a long day, there’s a spot here that feels just right.
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