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Step onto the wide covered porch and you can already tell this isn’t your average farmhouse.
There’s a laid-back, inviting feel, but look closer and you’ll find special details that set this home apart.
With nearly 4,000 square feet spread across two carefully designed levels, you get much more than just another 4-bedroom layout.
Every area feels tuned to everyday life, yet there’s space for big family gatherings, quiet retreats, and everything in between.
Let’s take a walk through and see how it all fits together.
Specifications:
- 3,892 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
First impressions matter, and this porch truly makes you feel at home. Stretching across the entire front, it has plenty of space for a porch swing or several rocking chairs.
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Imagine relaxing here on a summer evening, waving to neighbors or watching a storm roll in.
The porch isn’t just for looks—it acts like an outdoor living room, and I think this feature really grounds the house with classic farmhouse personality.
Entry
Step through the front door and you’ll find a proper entryway. Coats, backpacks, or muddy boots all have a place thanks to double coat closets and a handy hutch.
Natural light brightens the space before you move further into the home. I like that this area gives you a moment to pause, rather than just being a pass-through, before you reach the main living spaces.
Den
Just off the entry, you’ll see the den. At 11 x 11’8”, it’s perfect for a home office, library, or music room.
French doors mean you can close it for privacy if you’re working from home or just need a quiet spot to read.
There’s a window looking out to the porch, so you’ll never feel closed in.
Vaulted Great Room
As you move forward, the home opens up into the vaulted great room, which measures an impressive 22 x 23 feet.
The ceiling soars overhead, bringing in lots of light and a sense of volume. This is a space that works for hosting big holiday gatherings or just hanging out with family.
Built-in shelving and a fireplace anchor the room, giving it a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. The view stretches right out to the vaulted patio, so you’re always connected to the outdoors.
I love how this room naturally becomes the heart of the home.
Kitchen
Right off the great room is the kitchen, designed to handle anything your week brings.
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An oversized island with eating bar gives you space for homework, quick breakfasts, or catching up with friends while you cook.
There’s plenty of counter space, and the walk-in pantry easily handles bulk groceries or party supplies.
I think the way the refrigerator, stove, and sink are positioned makes prepping meals easy and efficient.
Dining
Slide over from the kitchen to the dining area, perfectly set up for family dinners or more formal occasions.
Natural light streams in from the back windows, and you can open the doors for breezy summer meals that flow outside.
There’s room here for a large table, so you’ll never worry about squeezing everyone in at Thanksgiving.
Vaulted Patio
Outdoor living gets top billing in this home. The vaulted patio, at 22 x 22 feet, is accessible from both the dining and great room.
The ceiling keeps things cool and dry, while the spacious layout gives you room for dining, lounging, or grilling.
I can picture this as your favorite spot for morning coffee or relaxing evenings with friends.
Owners’ Suite
On the right side of the home, a short hallway leads to the owners’ suite.
Privacy is a priority here, with the bedroom set apart from the busy living spaces.
The room itself feels generous thanks to the vaulted ceiling and large windows. Step into the bath and you’ll find a double vanity, a walk-in shower, and lots of room to spread out.
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The walk-in closet is spacious enough for even the biggest wardrobes. For me, having this suite away from the other bedrooms really makes it feel like a retreat.
Mud Hall
Before you reach the garage, you pass through a well-planned mud hall. This isn’t just a bench and hooks—it’s a complete transition area for busy families.
Drop your shoes, stow your sports gear, and sort the mail before anything gets into the main house.
I think this setup keeps clutter at bay and helps daily routines run more smoothly.
Utility
Next to the mud hall is the utility room, which includes laundry, folding space, and extra storage.
There’s room for sorting baskets and a spot to stash cleaning supplies out of sight.
If you have pets, this could also be a handy place for their food and beds.
The Main Level Floor Plan
The garage is extra spacious at 25 x 43 feet. Car lovers or hobbyists will enjoy the extra depth and dedicated storage nooks.
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Fitting two vehicles, bikes, and even a small workshop is no problem. Direct access to the mud hall means unloading groceries is always a breeze.
Walk-in Pantry
Just off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry is truly useful. Shelves wrap around for easy organization, and there’s enough space for an extra fridge or freezer if you like to stock up.
This detail makes meal planning and entertaining much simpler.
Bedroom Hallway
On the opposite side of the house, a hallway leads to three additional bedrooms. This separate wing is great for families with kids or for hosting overnight guests, giving everyone their own space.
Bedroom (Front Left)
The first bedroom at the front left is 12 x 12 and includes a walk-in closet.
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It’s flexible enough to serve as a guest room or a permanent bedroom for one of the kids.
With windows on two sides, it stays bright all day, and its location near the entry means it could also work well as a playroom or hobby room.
Bedroom (Middle Left)
A bit further down the hall, you’ll find another bedroom at 12 x 11 feet, also with a walk-in closet. Its location provides a bit more privacy, away from the main flow of traffic.
Bathroom (Left Wing)
These two bedrooms share a bathroom right between them, featuring two sinks and a separate area for the tub and toilet. Mornings are sure to be easier when everyone has space to get ready.
Suite
At the back left corner, there’s a dedicated suite. This isn’t just another bedroom—it includes its own private bath with a walk-in shower and a walk-in closet.
I see this as an ideal setup for an older child, a live-in relative, or long-term guests.
The extra privacy gives it a more independent feel, which I think many families will value.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Storage Spaces
Throughout the main floor, you’ll find several storage closets, including a linen closet near the owners’ suite and convenient cubbies by the mud hall. These small features help keep daily clutter out of sight.
Stairs to Bonus Room
Toward the back right corner near the mud hall, there are stairs leading up to the bonus level. I appreciate that these stairs are tucked away from the main living areas, making the upper space feel more private.
Finished Bonus Room (Upper Level)
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find one of the home’s most flexible areas: a finished bonus room measuring 14 x 43 feet with a 9-foot ceiling and a wide dormer for natural light.
There are so many ways to use this space. It’s perfect for a game room, home theater, or a spot for teens to hang out.
The long, open design invites creativity. You might set up a gym at one end, a play space at the other, or even add a fifth bedroom if you want the option.
The dormer brings in lots of light and gives the room an open, airy feeling that makes it more than just an afterthought.
Back on the Lower Level
Once you’re back downstairs, it’s easy to see how every area in this house is connected and designed for real life.
The flow makes sense, whether you’re coming in from the garage, moving groceries to the kitchen, or gathering in the great room.
Bedrooms are zoned for privacy, living areas feel open and inviting, and the bonus space upstairs means there’s always enough room for everyone.
This home isn’t just about size or fancy finishes. It’s built around the way people actually live.
I can imagine holiday dinners spilling onto the patio, homework happening on the kitchen island, and quiet mornings in the owners’ suite.
No matter your family size, this layout adapts. The well-planned details and flexible spaces make it a place that can grow and change with you over the years.
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