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You walk into this home and instantly feel the country-modern vibe families love. This place brings together farmhouse charm and clean, modern lines, using every bit of its 3,030 square feet for easy gathering and quiet escapes.
With two levels and a well-thought-out layout, you get plenty of space to live, work, and relax.
I think the way the rooms connect gives this home a unique personality.
Specifications:
- 3,030 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Family Room
As you enter, the family room welcomes you right into the main living area. The size—24 by 18 feet—is impressive, offering plenty of space without feeling too open.
Multiple windows fill the room with daylight, making it just as pleasant on peaceful mornings as it is for lively movie nights.
There’s a clear view into the dining area, so you can chat with guests or watch the kids while lounging.
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The open design makes you want to hang out. Personally, I love how this openness sets the tone for the whole downstairs.
Dining Area
Connected to the family room, the dining area is a generous 24 feet across. There’s room for a long farmhouse table (or two if you host big gatherings).
This space links directly to the kitchen and living area, so you’re never far from the action or conversation while setting the table.
The large footprint lets you easily switch between casual breakfasts and formal dinners, just by changing up your furniture.
Kitchen
The kitchen acts as the hub for the main living spaces. At over 20 feet wide, it’s more than just a spot for cooking.
The central island works as a snack bar, a spot for homework, or a buffet for parties.
There’s plenty of counter space, so you won’t feel crowded even on busy weekends. I really appreciate how you can keep an eye on both the family and dining rooms from here.
You’re able to prep veggies and still talk with friends, or watch the kids play.
A pantry by the fridge is perfect for storing bulk groceries and hiding appliances. Cooking here feels like an event, not a chore.
Screened Porch
Just off the kitchen and dining area is the screened porch. This quickly becomes a favorite spot all year long.
At almost 20 feet long, there’s room for both a lounging set and a dining table.
It’s perfect for mosquito-free summer dinners, morning coffee, or a lazy afternoon nap. The porch connects right to the main living areas, making it easy to entertain indoors and out.
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The open feeling continues here, and moving from inside to outside feels natural. If you want fresh air without the bugs, this is the place.
Laundry Room
Beyond the kitchen, you’ll find a laundry room that’s spacious and practical. At nearly 13 feet wide, there’s room for folding, ironing, and organizing.
You could even fit a pet bed or mudroom bench, which I think is a clever use of space.
Since it’s accessible from the garage, you can toss muddy clothes in the wash right away.
If you’ve managed laundry for a family, you’ll see how functional this room is.
Garage
The garage connects right to the laundry area. With its 24 by 24. 5-foot size, there’s space for two vehicles plus tools, bikes, or a workbench. The direct connection to the house means bringing in groceries or sports gear is easy, no need to worry about the weather.
I like that the garage is set slightly apart from the main living spaces, which keeps things quieter inside.
Powder Bath
Close to both the screened porch and laundry, the powder bath is perfectly placed for guests.
It adds convenience without cutting into the private bedroom zones. If you host often, having a half-bath near social spaces makes life a lot easier.
Bedrooms Two and Three
Down a quiet hallway, you’ll find bedrooms two and three, each measuring 14 by 12 feet.
Both have their own closets and share a bathroom. These rooms are flexible, working for kids, guests, or even a home office.
The design keeps them separate from the main living area, so you get peace and privacy even during busy days.
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Big windows make each space bright and welcoming.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Serving the second and third bedrooms, the shared bath is set up for easy mornings.
Double sinks prevent traffic jams, and a separate toilet and shower area lets more than one person use the space at a time.
There’s plenty of storage and counter space, making this bathroom feel efficient but never cramped.
For families or frequent visitors, this layout really simplifies things.
Primary Bedroom
Tucked in a quiet part of the main floor, the primary bedroom is a true retreat.
At 18 by 15 feet, it’s roomy without being too big. Large windows offer views of the backyard and space for a sitting area or reading nook.
What I notice most is the privacy—you’re set apart from the main living spaces and other bedrooms, making it easy to relax and unwind.
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The location is ideal if you enjoy a bit of distance when it’s time to rest.
Primary Bath and Closet
In the primary bath, you’ll find both style and function. There’s a soaking tub, a separate shower, and a dual vanity with lots of storage.
The walk-in closet connects directly to the bathroom, so you can move from shower to wardrobe without stepping into the hallway.
If you want a dedicated dressing space, this setup comes close. The way the bedroom, bath, and closet connect makes mornings much smoother.
Upstairs Loft
Head upstairs and you’ll find a spacious loft—20 by 14 feet—that overlooks the family room below.
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This open area keeps you connected to the rest of the home but gives you a space of your own.
The possibilities up here are endless: playroom, media center, home gym, or a creative studio.
There’s a full bath nearby and an open rail for views to the main floor, making the loft feel airy yet private.
I think it’s a great bonus space that adds flexibility without losing privacy or light.
Upstairs Bath
The upstairs bath sits just off the loft, making the upper floor self-sufficient. With a bathroom so close, you can work, play, or host guests upstairs without needing to go downstairs.
This setup makes the upper level perfect for a guest suite, teen hangout, or a private workspace.
I like how this bathroom gives you options as your needs change.
Upstairs Bedroom (Fourth Bedroom)
At the back of the upstairs, the fourth bedroom matches the size of the other secondary bedrooms at 12 by 12 feet.
This room offers more privacy than its downstairs counterparts, making it ideal for an older child, a guest, or anyone who prefers some extra quiet.
Having a bedroom upstairs adds more ways to use the space—maybe as a study, hobby room, or just a private sleeping area.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Upstairs Storage/Closet
Next to the upstairs bedroom and bath, there’s an extra closet or storage nook. Spaces like this are perfect for out-of-season clothes, board games, or holiday decorations.
I always look for bonus storage because it’s so helpful in a busy home.
Hallways and Stair Connections
Hallways connect all the bedrooms, bathrooms, and living spaces without making things feel cramped. The staircase is centrally placed, so both levels are easy to reach.
The open view between the loft and main floor creates a sense of unity, while well-placed walls and doors keep private areas peaceful.
Flow and Outdoor Living
On the main level, every space leads back to the family room, kitchen, and screened porch.
Moving from a backyard barbecue to the kitchen island or to a quiet bedroom feels effortless.
The garage entry keeps messes out of the main living spaces. I think the whole design encourages togetherness when you want it and privacy when you need it, so families of any size can find their groove here.
As you explore this home, you’ll see how function and comfort come together in every room. From the airy living spaces to the private bedrooms and flexible loft, this home is ready to grow with you—no matter if you’re hosting a party or enjoying a quiet night in.
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