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You approach this European-inspired home and immediately notice the classic Tudor details: steep gables, red brick, creamy stone, and white trim that give it both a grand and welcoming presence.
What really stands out to me is how the home spans three thoughtfully planned levels.
Each floor balances daily comfort, flexibility, and a few fun surprises for families looking for a home that can adjust as needs change.
Come along with me as we see how it all comes together.
Specifications:
- 1,999 Heated S.F.
- 3-6 Beds
- 2-4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch (Front Entrance)
Your experience starts under a broad covered porch, a great spot for packages or catching up with neighbors while staying out of the rain.
The front door’s glass panel lets in soft daylight, and I think this porch works as more than just curb appeal.
It truly sets a welcoming tone before you even go inside.
Foyer
As you enter the foyer, you’ll notice the open feel, helped by two sturdy wooden columns and polished concrete floors that add a modern touch.
There’s plenty of space to greet guests comfortably. On your right, a hallway leads toward the garage, while straight ahead you can see into the gallery and main living areas.
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The foyer’s layout helps you leave your day behind and transition easily into the rest of the house.
Gallery
The gallery acts as the main passageway. This space links the great room, dining area, kitchen, and bedroom halls.
There’s lots of wall space for art or family photos, which makes it feel personal.
It’s also wide enough to avoid feeling cramped, even during busy mornings or gatherings.
Great Room
In the great room, tall windows and glass doors bring in plenty of natural light and connect you to the backyard.
The vaulted ceiling with dark wood beams adds dramatic flair without being overwhelming. A brick fireplace with built-in shelving on either side draws everyone together.
I can picture movie nights, quiet evenings by the fire, or big family celebrations here.
The polished concrete floors reflect even more light and make the room feel extra bright.
Dining Room
Right next to the great room, the dining room features high ceilings and large windows.
The chandelier and wood beams add warmth and style. With direct access to the grilling terrace, you’ll find it easy to enjoy both indoor and outdoor meals.
I think this room works well for casual breakfasts or more formal dinners.
Kitchen
As you walk into the kitchen, you’ll see an open layout with a central island.
White cabinetry and glass-front uppers keep things bright, while black countertops and stainless steel appliances create a nice contrast.
There’s plenty of counter space for meal prep or helping with homework. The walk-in pantry is right off the kitchen, making it simple to keep everything organized.
What I like most is how the island isn’t just for cooking—it’s also a place to gather for baking with the kids or catching up over coffee with friends.
Butler’s Pantry and Pantry
Between the kitchen and dining area, a butler’s pantry gives you extra storage and workspace, perfect for entertaining. The main pantry is spacious, ideal for bulk groceries or keeping those extra kitchen gadgets out of sight.
Mud Room
Heading toward the garage, you’ll come to the mud room. This area is designed for practicality, with cubbies, lockers, and a bench for boots and bags.
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The washer, dryer, and folding counter are here too, out of the way but still close to the main living spaces.
As someone who knows how messy life can get, I think this layout makes laundry day easier and helps keep the rest of the house tidy.
Friends Porch and Yard Storage
Beyond the mud room, a small Friends Porch offers a side entrance, which is ideal for kids, muddy shoes, or guests dropping by. Next to it, you’ll find yard storage, handy for everything from bikes to gardening supplies.
Bedroom 2 and Bedroom 3
Off the gallery and mud room hallway are two secondary bedrooms. Both have their own closets and easy access to a shared bath.
Bedroom 2 sits in a quieter spot, making it a nice option for a retreat or home office.
Bedroom 3 has a nice view of the yard and could work well for guests or as a child’s room.
You can even choose to convert one into a safe room or expand the closet space, depending on what fits your needs.
Shared Bathroom
The nearby full bath serves these bedrooms with practical fixtures and easy hallway access. This setup means nobody has to trek across the house in the middle of the night.
Master Suite
On the opposite side of the house, the master suite offers real privacy. The bedroom feels open and airy, thanks to a tray ceiling and generous size.
There’s room for a seating area or even a writing desk by the window. Twin reading lights and a ceiling fan help make the space extra comfortable.
Master Bathroom
The master bath continues the relaxing vibe. You’ll find a soaking tub in a tiled surround, and a walk-in shower with pebble flooring for a spa-like touch.
Double vanities provide plenty of storage and counter space. The finishes are classic, with granite countertops, cream cabinetry, and oil-rubbed bronze fixtures for a warm look.
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Morning routines feel smooth, even for two people.
Walk-in Closet
Through the master bath, you enter a light-filled walk-in closet with built-in shelving, cubbies, and hanging rods. There’s a window seat under a large window—I love this spot for tying shoes or just enjoying a quiet cup of coffee as you start your day.
Exercise Area
Connected to the master bath, this flexible space could serve as a private gym, yoga studio, or even an expanded closet if you’d like more storage. The natural light and close location to the suite make it a great bonus area.
Covered Porch (Rear) and Patio
You can head outside from the great room or dining room and find a spacious covered porch.
Decorative columns and the option for an outdoor fireplace create a relaxing setting. This area leads to a large patio and grilling terrace, perfect for outdoor dinners, reading in the fresh air, or watching the kids play.
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The gabled roof’s symmetry and shelter help make this a comfortable spot all year.
Grilling Terrace
The grilling terrace runs the full width of the house and has space for a large grill, dining table, and even a fire pit. I can see this area making summer evenings last a bit longer.
2-Car Garage
Off the main hallway, the two-car garage has enough space for vehicles and an optional workbench for hobbies or weekend projects. With its direct connection to the mud room, it’s easy to keep muddy shoes and sports gear away from the rest of the house.
Optional Basement Stairs
Near the mud room, a stairway leads down to the basement, opening up even more possibilities for living and entertaining. Let’s see what’s downstairs.
Game Room
Downstairs, the game room is huge, with space for a pool table, ping pong, or a big sectional for movie nights.
A fireplace adds coziness, and a wet bar is nearby so you don’t have to head upstairs for snacks.
I think this could easily become the favorite spot for parties or rainy afternoons.
Wet Bar
Right next to the game room, the wet bar makes hosting easy. There’s counter space for mixing drinks, cabinets for glassware, and room for a mini-fridge.
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This way, you can keep the fun going without leaving the main hangout area.
Optional Bedrooms 4 and 5
At each end of the lower level, you’ll find two optional bedrooms. Both have good-sized closets, and the larger one has direct access to a full bath with a large walk-in closet.
These rooms could suit teens, guests, or work as a home office, hobby area, or gym.
I appreciate how flexible this space is.
Full Bath and Walk-in Closet
The full bath serves these optional bedrooms and includes a big soaking tub and a separate shower. The adjacent walk-in closet is oversized, so there’s space for off-season storage, sporting gear, or a large wardrobe.
Theater Room
In the center of the basement, a dedicated theater room is already planned out. Movie lovers or sports fans will enjoy having a spot designed for big-screen entertainment.
With its central location, adding soundproofing would be simple.
Storage Rooms
Two separate storage rooms—one near the theater, one closer to the stairs—handle everything from holiday décor to workout gear. You’ll have plenty of places to keep clutter out of sight.
Mechanical Rooms
Both the main and lower levels include mechanical rooms, set off to the side for easy access to home systems and maintenance.
Upstairs: Second Floor Potential
If you need even more space, stairs from the mud room take you to a planned second floor. This area could become an in-law suite, guest apartment, or rental if you want that flexibility.
Second Floor Living Room
The main space upstairs could be a bright living room that’s great for relaxing or studying. Because it sits over the main living space, you’ll get lots of natural light from the windows.
Kitchen/Dining Area (Upstairs)
Right next to the living room, the setup is ready for a future kitchen and dining space. Plumbing and electrical are in place, so you could easily create an independent apartment for guests or extended family.
Upstairs Bedroom
A large bedroom with walk-in closet gives privacy for long-term guests or older kids. Plans already include a full bath, so there’s no need to go downstairs.
Mechanical Room (Upstairs)
The mechanical room keeps all the essentials tucked away upstairs, so storage and comfort are never compromised. I’m really impressed by how all three floors connect smoothly without wasted space or awkward layouts.
What I like most about this home is that it’s not just about the 1,999 square feet or the number of bedrooms.
The real value comes from how each area is designed to fit your lifestyle, with spaces that can change as your needs do, and comfortable transitions between indoor and outdoor living.
From the private master suite to the flexible basement and potential upstairs apartment, every part of this house is set up for comfort, practicality, and everyday luxury.
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