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There’s something undeniably inviting about a home that blends European charm with a fresh, modern farmhouse twist.
This one stands out right away thanks to those creamy board-and-batten walls, black-framed windows, and warm wood details.
Inside, the floor plan is well considered, using every inch for real living. With 5 bedrooms and nearly 4,500 square feet, you’ll find spaces for everything from lively gatherings to quiet escapes.
I’ll walk you through each space so you can picture how it all comes together.
Specifications:
- 4,495 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The front porch sets the mood before you even come in. There’s plenty of space here for a bench or a pair of chairs, and the deep covered overhang makes morning coffee possible even when it’s raining.
A blend of smooth brick, rustic beams, and understated siding gives this porch a welcoming vibe.
With so much coverage overhead, you can easily take your time as you enter.
Two Story Foyer
When you open the front door, a dramatic two-story foyer creates an immediate impression. Light streams in from both the front and side windows, making the space feel grand yet never overwhelming.
The open sightlines naturally guide you toward the living areas, but there’s a comfortable sense of arrival here.
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I think you’ll appreciate this spacious entry when everyone comes home at once.
Dining Room
Just off the foyer, the dining room sits to one side. It’s set apart enough to feel special for holidays but still close to the kitchen for easy serving.
With windows on two sides, this room is always bright, no matter the time of day.
I think families will enjoy how this space works for both big dinners and casual weeknight meals.
Great Room
As you move from the foyer, you’ll find yourself in the great room. The vaulted ceiling makes it feel open, and there’s plenty of space for relaxed gatherings.
Large windows stretch along the back wall and let in tons of natural light. The fireplace adds a bit of farmhouse coziness, while the overall look stays streamlined and modern.
I love how this room is perfect for movie nights, hosting friends, or just stretching out with a good book.
Coffee Bar
Just off the great room and foyer, there’s a handy coffee bar. It’s a convenient spot for morning routines or for setting up desserts in the evening.
I’ve noticed more homes including features like this, and I think it adds both function and a little touch of luxury.
Kitchen
The kitchen connects directly to the great room and really becomes the heart of the home.
You’ll notice a massive island that’s great for meal prep, homework, or serving up snacks when company drops by.
There’s plenty of cabinetry and a walk-in pantry nearby for all your storage needs. The view from the kitchen extends straight through the great room to the backyard, so even when you’re cooking, you’re still part of the action.
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I love that this kitchen feels central and open, not hidden away.
Scullery / Pantry
Next to the kitchen, you’ll find a scullery and pantry combo. This is the spot for keeping countertop appliances or taking care of messy recipes out of sight.
The extra pantry storage means you can stock up and stay organized. Anyone who enjoys serious cooking will appreciate having this second prep area.
Breakfast Area
At the far end of the kitchen, the breakfast area sits in a sunny nook looking out over the backyard.
It’s perfect for quick weekday breakfasts or slow weekend brunches. The windows bring in warm morning light, and it’s close enough to the kitchen to make meals easy.
Covered Patio
Open the doors from the breakfast area and you’ll step onto the covered patio. With exposed trusses up above and a generous amount of space, this feels like an outdoor living room.
There’s enough room for a grill, a dining table, or a lounge set—whatever works best for your lifestyle.
The roof keeps the area usable in both sun and rain, so you’ll probably spend a lot of time out here, from family dinners to just relaxing while the kids play.
Master Bedroom
Heading back through the great room, you’ll reach a hallway that leads to the master suite.
The bedroom itself is spacious and separated from the main living areas. There’s a comfortable sitting area by the windows, perfect for winding down with a book or enjoying the afternoon sun.
I think you’ll love how this location gives the master suite a quiet, retreat-like feel.
Master Closet
From the bedroom, you walk straight into a walk-in closet designed for both his and hers sections.
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Built-in shelving and hanging rods help keep everything tidy. Unlike some closets that feel like an afterthought, this one is generously sized and practical.
Master Bath
The master bath has a spa-inspired look. There are double sinks, a soaking tub, and a large walk-in shower beneath a row of windows.
The finishes blend traditional touches with crisp, clean lines for a transitional style. There’s plenty of space, so you’ll never feel crowded while getting ready.
Laundry (Main Level)
Across the hall from the kitchen sits the main-level laundry room. It’s spacious, with a window that helps the space feel light and not too utilitarian.
You’ll find cabinets lining one wall for storing detergents and linens. This setup makes it easy to handle quick loads or tackle bedding without hauling things up and down stairs all day.
Mudroom
When you come in from the garage, you enter the mudroom. There’s a built-in desk area for paperwork, school notes, or charging devices.
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Hooks and cubbies line the wall, keeping coats, backpacks, and shoes organized. I think this kind of drop zone goes a long way toward keeping the rest of the house clutter-free.
Half Bath
Right next to the mudroom, you’ll find a half bath that’s ideal for quick stops, especially when coming in from the garage or after working in the yard.
3-Car Garage
The 3-car garage is generously sized, fitting three vehicles comfortably and still leaving room at the sides for storage, bikes, or a workbench. With a direct entrance to the mudroom, carrying in groceries or gear couldn’t be easier.
Stairs and Open to Below
Back at the foyer, the staircase rises just off the entry, leading to the upper floor.
There’s a spacious landing and views down into the foyer, thanks to the open-to-below feature.
This design brings in extra light and helps the upstairs feel bright and airy.
Bedroom #2
At the top of the stairs, bedroom two sits in a quiet part of the house.
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It’s one of the larger secondary bedrooms, featuring a walk-in closet and windows on two sides.
You could use this space for family, guests, or even a home office. The size and natural light make it a versatile option.
Bedroom #3
Further down the hall, bedroom three is positioned at the back of the home. It also includes a walk-in closet, and its location provides some extra privacy—an ideal setup for an older child or teenager.
Plus, it’s conveniently close to an upstairs bathroom.
Bedroom #4
Toward the front of the house, bedroom four is slightly smaller but still comfortable, and has its own walk-in closet. The windows overlook the front yard, and it’s just steps from the central playroom, which is great for siblings.
Bedroom #5
At the far end of the upper level, bedroom five offers both a walk-in closet and some real separation from the others, giving it a sense of privacy. This makes it a great guest suite or a perfect spot for a live-in relative.
Playroom
The upstairs centers around a playroom that works as a flexible space for toys, gaming systems, or even a study area.
I like how this feature lets parents keep an eye on things without letting toys take over the main living spaces.
It’s also set far enough from the bedrooms to help keep noise down.
Laundry (Upper Level)
You won’t have to haul laundry downstairs because there’s a second laundry room on the upper level. It’s located right off the playroom and close to the upstairs bedrooms, making chores a little easier for everyone.
Bathrooms (Upper Level)
Upstairs, the floor plan includes well-placed bathrooms near bedrooms three, four, and five. Each bathroom features modern fixtures and enough space for busy mornings.
Access is easy, so no one has to wait long for a shower or mirror time.
Linen Closet and Hallways
There’s a linen closet close to the bedrooms, which is a lifesaver for storing sheets and towels. The upstairs hallways are wide enough for easy movement but still cozy, with handrails and sightlines so you can keep tabs on what’s happening throughout the house.
Now that you’ve toured every inch of this home, you can see how each room connects in a way that feels natural and easy.
The flow supports busy routines, peaceful evenings, and everything in between. No matter your stage of life, I think this layout makes daily living comfortable and just a bit special.
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