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This home pulls you in from the curb with its white siding, wood accents, and those classic black window frames. Inside, you move through spaces thoughtfully divided over two floors; each corner feels designed to be both functional and inviting.
With 4 bedrooms, a dedicated office, a game room, and a seamless connection to the outdoors, this house is built for lively gatherings and quiet moments alike. Let’s walk through, starting right at the welcoming front porch.
Specifications:
- 3,259 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
You’ll want to linger here before you even step inside. The wide front porch stretches across nearly the whole front of the house, offering plenty of room for a couple of rocking chairs or a swing.
With natural wood posts and that deep overhang, you’re sheltered from the elements, making it a perfect spot for morning coffee or watching a summer rain.
It sets the tone for the easygoing hospitality that carries through the rest of the home.
Foyer
Step through the front door, and you’re greeted by a foyer that feels open, but not overwhelming.
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There’s a small closet just off to the side ideal for stashing coats and boots out of sight.
The foyer offers clear sightlines ahead, giving you a glimpse of what’s to come, but also branches off in a couple of directions so you can head straight for work, entertaining, or relaxation.
Office
Just to your right, there’s a dedicated office tucked conveniently near the entry.
With a front-facing window, this room gets plenty of natural light. It feels separate enough for focused work, but you’re close enough to the main areas to stay connected to the household flow.
I really appreciate how the office is positioned away from household noise, making it practical for someone working from home or just needing a quiet retreat for reading and projects.
Dining Room
Moving ahead from the foyer, the dining room sits to your left.
This isn’t a tucked-away formal space, but rather a comfortable, accessible area just off the main entry, great for family dinners or hosting friends. The proximity to both the kitchen and the front windows means you’ll dine in bright, cheerful light.
I think this location works well for both special occasions and everyday use, giving you flexibility without losing a sense of occasion.
Family Room
Flowing directly from the dining area, the family room opens up dramatically.
High ceilings and wide windows pull in sunshine, while the open layout keeps conversation flowing from kitchen to living space. You’ll notice how this room feels like the hub of the home—the spot for movie nights, game days, or cozy evenings around a coffee table.
The room’s scale feels both impressive and intimate, thanks to its connection to the kitchen and the views out to the backyard. The sliding doors here lead directly to the back porch, making it easy to take gatherings outside whenever you want.
Kitchen
Turn toward the back of the house and you’re in the kitchen, which stretches out alongside the family room.
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There’s a generous island in the center, perfect for prepping meals or serving up snacks for a crowd. The layout offers plenty of counter space and storage, but it doesn’t feel closed off at all—you’re right in the middle of everything.
I love how the kitchen is positioned to overlook both the family room and the backyard, so you’re never far from the action or the view. The pantry is discreetly tucked beside the stairs, giving you tons of storage for groceries and kitchen gear.
Pantry
Just off the kitchen, the pantry is more than a simple closet.
With nearly 55 square feet, you’ve got room for bulk groceries, small appliances, and all those baking supplies.
It’s conveniently close to the kitchen for easy access but feels like its own contained space, making it easier to stay organized and keep your countertops clutter-free.
Back Porch
Step through the sliding glass doors from the family room, and you’ll find yourself on the covered back porch.
This is the kind of outdoor space that makes you want to entertain or just put your feet up and relax in the shade. The roofline overhead means you’re protected from sun and rain, while the open view connects seamlessly to the backyard.
The porch runs almost the full width of the house, so there’s room for both a dining table and a set of lounge chairs. It’s easy to imagine grilling out here or setting up a long table for a summer dinner with friends.
Bedroom 2
Returning indoors, on the right side of the main floor you’ll find Bedroom 2. It’s separate from the primary suite, making it ideal for guests or a multi-generational setup.
There’s a full bathroom just a step away, so visitors have their own private space. The bedroom itself is squared off and functional, with a window facing the side yard for extra privacy and soft light throughout the day.
Full Bath (Main Floor, Near Bedroom 2)
The full bath here serves Bedroom 2, but with its location near the family room, it’s also handy for guests. You’ll find a shower and all the essentials tucked efficiently into the floor plan.
I think having this bath close to the main living areas is a smart move for entertaining, since visitors can freshen up without wandering through anyone’s private space.
Primary Suite
Head left from the family room and you’ll arrive at the primary suite, tucked away at the back of the house for maximum privacy.
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This is a peaceful retreat, removed from the busiest parts of the house.
The bedroom itself is large, with tall ceilings and generous windows overlooking the backyard. I think the location works especially well if you want a little sanctuary at the end of the day, away from noise and activity.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Continue through the suite and there’s a walk-in closet that makes organization feel almost effortless. The size is impressive, with space for both everyday clothes and off-season items.
With plenty of hanging room, shelves, and even spots for shoes or accessories, it’s easy to keep everything in its place.
I noticed the designer kept this closet just off the bathroom, which I think makes morning routines a lot smoother.
Primary Bath
The primary bath feels luxurious without being over the top.
There’s a soaking tub set beneath a window, a separate shower, and a double vanity with lots of counter space. Each element is spaced out enough so you never feel cramped.
I love how the bath connects smoothly to both the closet and the bedroom, which keeps things simple whether you’re getting ready for the day or winding down at night.
Utility Room
Right around the corner from the primary suite is the utility room, which is more than just a laundry area.
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There’s a dedicated space for washer and dryer, plus cabinets for storage and even a broom closet.
Its location near both the garage and primary suite makes it efficient for dropping off muddy boots or handling laundry without dragging clothes through the whole house. The proximity to the master closet is especially convenient for busy families.
Garage
Step through the utility space and you’re into a massive garage. With room for two cars and extra space for storage or a workshop, the garage is both practical and versatile.
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Whether you need to stash outdoor gear, set up a workbench, or just keep your cars out of the weather, there’s plenty of flexibility here.
I like that you can enter directly into the utility room from the garage, which keeps clutter and mess away from the main living areas.
Mechanical/Storage
Tucked discreetly between the pantry and the garage entry, you’ll find a mechanical and storage room.
This is where you’ll keep the less glamorous but essential parts of homeownership: HVAC, water heater, and maybe a set of shelves for tools or seasonal decorations.
It’s a small touch, but having this space set aside helps the rest of the home feel tidy and organized.
Staircase
The main staircase rises just beside the pantry, connecting the main and upper levels. The location is subtle but smart, so you’re never more than a few steps away from the heart of the home, but the stairs themselves don’t dominate the space.
Upstairs Hallway
At the top of the stairs, you reach a small hallway that opens into the upstairs living areas. The space here feels bright and open, anchored by a linen closet that’s perfect for keeping spare sheets, towels, or games close at hand.
Game Room
The star of the upper level is the game room. With its generous size and central location, this room feels like a true bonus space; use it as a media room, playroom, or a hangout spot for kids and adults alike. The ceiling height is a bit lower than downstairs, but the space is wide and flexible, ready for whatever you need. I think this separate living area is a game changer for families, giving everyone room to spread out without feeling disconnected.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bedroom 3
Directly off the game room are two matching bedrooms, each with sloped ceilings that add character and coziness. Bedroom 3 sits at the front of the house and is identical in size to its neighbor.
With a large closet and a window overlooking the front porch, it’s a welcoming spot for kids, guests, or even a hobby room. These bedrooms are close to each other, making them great for siblings or sleepovers.
Bedroom 4
On the opposite side, you’ll find Bedroom 4. The layout mirrors Bedroom 3, with just enough privacy between them.
The window placement makes the most of the natural light, and there’s a roomy closet for storage.
Both upstairs bedrooms share a full bathroom, which is just a few steps away, so everyone has easy access without crowding.
Full Bath (Upstairs)
Set between the bedrooms, the upstairs bath features a tub and shower combo, a large vanity, and enough space for multiple people to get ready in the morning.
An extra linen closet tucked nearby makes it easy to keep things stocked and organized.
The location right off the game room is perfect, whether you’re hosting a movie night upstairs or kids are getting ready for school.
Linen Closets (Upstairs)
Two linen closets upstairs keep storage practical and close to where you need it. One sits just outside the bathroom, ideal for towels and toiletries, while the other is in the hallway, making it easy to grab bedding or board games for the game room.
This home manages to deliver a classic farmhouse feeling while sneaking in plenty of modern convenience.
Each space feels intentional, from the welcoming wraparound porches to the tucked-away storage and the flexible upstairs game room.
Whether you’re imagining holiday gatherings or everyday routines, the layout adapts to almost any lifestyle, making it easy to picture yourself settling in and calling it home.
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