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A crisp breeze and a mountain view set the scene for a home that blends modern comfort with timeless farmhouse charm.
This house welcomes you in its own special way. With two well-planned levels, it manages to feel both expansive and cozy.
There’s a smooth transition from lively shared areas to peaceful retreats, and the flexible lower level gives you space to make your own.
I’ll walk you through each area so you can picture how life might unfold in every corner.
Specifications:
- 2,013 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
The first thing that catches your eye is the broad covered porch stretching across the front.
This spot immediately creates a friendly, welcoming vibe. There’s enough space for a bench or some rockers, and I can picture you enjoying your morning coffee here or waving to neighbors in the evening.
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The covered design lets you enjoy the outdoors, no matter the weather.
Foyer
As you enter, you come into a foyer that feels open but not overwhelming. The sense of arrival is clear.
There’s plenty of space to greet guests or drop bags without stepping right into the main living areas.
A coat closet nearby gives you a spot for jackets and boots before you move on.
Bedroom 2
Just off the foyer on your right, Bedroom 2 offers a sense of privacy thanks to its position.
The space works well for a child’s room or a guest suite, with a window for natural light and a closet for storage.
Being separated from the main living area helps keep things quiet for anyone staying here.
Bedroom 3
Across the foyer, Bedroom 3 has a similar setup. If your kids share this side of the house, everyone gets a bit of elbow room.
This room could also serve as a study or hobby area, depending on your needs.
I like how these front bedrooms are grouped near a full bath, making morning routines simpler for everyone.
Bath 2
Between these bedrooms, Bath 2 keeps things practical. There’s a tub-shower combo, a vanity with storage, and it’s close enough to the main living area to work for daytime guests too.
The linen closet just outside is a handy spot for extra towels or cleaning supplies.
Great Room
As you move from the foyer, you’ll find yourself in the great room. The vaulted ceiling draws your eye upward, making the space feel open and inviting.
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Windows along the back wall fill the room with daylight. The fireplace on the far wall brings warmth on chilly evenings, and built-in shelves give you space for books, art, or family photos.
I think this room works well for both relaxing with family and hosting friends.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits right in the heart of the home, and I feel the layout balances openness with function.
There’s a large island that works as both a prep area and a breakfast spot, facing the great room so you can chat while cooking.
The walk-in pantry is more spacious than most homes this size, which is great if you like to stay organized.
The setup—fridge, stove, and sink within easy reach—makes for easy meal prep.
Dining
The dining room connects directly to both the kitchen and the great room, making meals feel easy and social.
The space is just right for a long table, with enough room for family gatherings but not so big that it feels empty during the week.
Large windows overlook the covered patio, which helps blend indoor and outdoor living.
Covered Walk and Covered Patio
From the dining area, you can head out to the covered walk and the spacious covered patio.
This outdoor living space stands out for its length, with enough room for both a dining set and a sofa.
Because it’s under cover, you can use the space through much of the year. You’ll enjoy a view of the backyard, and it’s easy to carry food right outside from the kitchen.
Owner’s Suite
Back inside, the owner’s suite occupies its own wing, giving you a true sense of retreat.
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The bedroom is generously sized, with room for a king bed and a seating area if you want one.
Three windows on two walls provide lots of daylight without sacrificing privacy. I like that it sits away from the main flow, so it’s easy to relax and recharge.
Owner’s Bath
The attached owner’s bath feels like a private spa. You get a double vanity, a large walk-in shower, and a separate soaking tub.
If you enjoy relaxing soaks or need space for two to get ready at once, this bathroom delivers.
There’s also a private water closet, which a lot of people appreciate.
Owner’s Walk-in Closet
Connected directly to the bath, the walk-in closet is impressively spacious. Built-in shelving and plenty of hanging space keep everything organized.
This closet also links right to the laundry room, so you can drop off clothes without carrying them through the house.
Laundry
The laundry room sits conveniently between the owner’s suite and kitchen. It isn’t hidden away in a dark corner, and I think that’s a smart move for a busy household.
There’s room for a full-size washer and dryer, a folding counter, and cabinets above for storage.
This is a practical space that feels like part of the home, not an afterthought.
Pantry
Next to the laundry and kitchen, the walk-in pantry keeps everything within reach but out of sight. Whether you love cooking or just want a tidy spot for snacks and small appliances, this area does the job.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Near the foyer and stairs, the coat closet is perfectly placed for guests and daily use. You can keep outerwear, backpacks, and shoes organized and out of your main living spaces.
Garage Entry, 2-Car Garage, and 3rd-Car Garage
The entrance from the garage is set up for convenience. You have a direct route to the laundry and pantry, making it easy to unload groceries or gear.
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The 2-car garage is oversized, so there’s space for storage along the walls. If you have a boat, want a workshop, or need room for a third vehicle, the separate 3rd-car garage gives you options.
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I think it’s great to see so much flexibility in a home this size.
Stairs
The staircase to the lower level is located next to the foyer, giving you quick access to extra living space below. The spot makes it simple to move between floors without disrupting the main layout.
Now let’s check out what the lower level has to offer.
Finished Stairs and Future Hall
At the bottom of the stairs, you arrive in a finished hall that leads to all the lower-level spaces. This setup helps keep noise contained, which is useful for movie nights or sleepovers.
Future Rec Room
The rec room is huge, measuring over 37 feet long. You could create a game area, set up a home gym, or use it as a hangout spot.
There’s enough wall space for a pool table, a giant sectional, or even arcade games.
The area connects directly to the future wet bar, so snacks and drinks are always close by.
Future Wet Bar
Designed for entertaining, the wet bar area has plumbing prepped and ready. You could set up a full bar, a mini kitchen, or even a coffee station.
Its location serves both the rec room and the nearby theater, making it a social hub.
Future Theater
Just off the hall, the theater room is impressive in size. With no windows, it’s easy to create a true movie-theater atmosphere.
I think family movie nights or big-game parties would feel extra special in here.
Future Game Closet
The game closet sits between the bedrooms and rec room, perfect for storing board games, puzzles, or extra linens. It’s these little storage spaces that really make day-to-day life easier.
Future Bedroom 4
Down the hall, Bedroom 4 is a flexible space. With its own closet and a wall for a desk, it could work for teens, guests, or even a quiet office.
Being close to the mechanical room is handy for checking on utilities, but you don’t lose valuable living area.
Mechanical Room
This room houses all the major systems for the home, and it’s easy to access if you need to service the furnace or water heater. I appreciate that it’s placed away from the main living areas, which helps keep noise and mess to a minimum.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Future Bedroom 5
On the opposite end, Bedroom 5 offers a quiet retreat. You might use it for family, long-term guests, or as a hobby room.
There’s a closet for storage, and it’s close to a full bath, which is great for overnight visitors.
Future Bath
There’s a full bath on the lower level, so guests or older kids have everything they need without going upstairs. With the right finishes, it could be just as comfortable as the main floor baths.
Future Bedroom 6
Bedroom 6 is the largest of the lower-level bedrooms and could easily become a second suite, guest quarters, or a private office. Its location gives it extra privacy, making it a good fit for anyone staying longer or wanting a quiet spot away from the main action.
Unexcavated Areas
Several sections on this level are labeled as unexcavated. These unfinished zones give you options for storage or potential future expansion if you need more space down the road.
Future Possibilities
The lower level really opens up a lot of possibilities. Maybe you want more bedrooms, a gym, or a dedicated hobby room.
It’s a flexible area that’s ready to grow with your family and your needs.
Heading back upstairs, you’ll notice how naturally the home’s spaces connect, making everything feel unified. I appreciate how the layout across both levels gives you plenty of room for everyday living and those special moments that make a house feel truly like home.
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