This 4 bedroom, 4 bath house is a testament to modern architectural design, providing not just comfort but also an adaptable space for diverse living needs.
The blend of form and function is something to marvel at, and as you explore this walkthrough, envision yourself living in this spacious 3,517 square feet sanctuary.
Specifications:
- 3,517 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
Upon entering, you’re greeted by a welcoming Foyer.
The foyer serves as the central artery to the home, seamlessly guiding you to various key areas. Consider placing a bench or a console table here for added convenience and aesthetics.
The openness sets the tone for the spacious atmosphere you’ll experience throughout the house.
Great Room
Moving forward, the Great Room unfolds before you.
Spacious and open, imagine this area as both a communal and private sanctuary.
High ceilings and large windows would flood the space with natural light, enhancing its welcoming ambiance. This room is perfect for entertaining guests or for family movie nights.
Imagine a plush sofa set, a statement coffee table, and perhaps a modern fireplace to accentuate the coziness.
Kitchen
The heart of the home, the Kitchen, is skillfully designed to meet all your culinary needs. It boasts of a substantial island, perfect for meal prep and casual breakfasts. Plenty of counter space and cabinetry means storage won’t be an issue.
Picture yourself cooking in this kitchen, with modern appliances at arm’s reach, and the family nearby, either in the dining area or at the island, engaging in lively conversation. I wonder, would a walk-in pantry add an extra layer of convenience here?
Dining Area
Adjacent to the Great Room is the Dining Area. It’s easy to visualize holiday gatherings or leisurely dinners happening here. The layout facilitates an easy flow of movement between the kitchen and the dining space, so serving food feels seamless.
I personally think incorporating a large dining table would be fantastic, given the ample space.
Primary Bedroom
On one wing of the house, you’ll find the Primary Bedroom. A true retreat, this space may become your personal haven from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
The room is expansive enough to accommodate a king-sized bed, nightstands, a dresser, and even a cozy reading nook by the window. The attached Primary Bathroom features a double vanity, a roomy walk-in shower, and a soaking tub. I think, for ultimate luxury, underfloor heating could be a great addition to the bathroom.
Primary Walk-In Closet
Let’s not forget the Primary Walk-In Closet. An expansive space that can easily house your wardrobe, shoes, and more. It’s not just a closet; it’s a dressing room that enhances your daily routine.
With organized shelving and plenty of hanging space, you can keep everything tidy and accessible. I can even see a small vanity station fitting in here.
Bedroom 2 & Bedroom 3
On the opposite side of the house are Bedroom 2 and Bedroom 3. Each room offers its bathroom, making them ideal for children or guests. Privacy is maintained, yet they’re accessible enough to foster a sense of community within the home.
These rooms are versatile; they could easily transform into a home office, study, or hobby room.
What do you think about potentially adding a small reading nook or work desk area to these rooms?
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 4 sits closer to the center, with easy access to shared living areas. Similarly equipped with an en-suite bathroom, it’s another versatile space that can adapt to your family’s needs. It’s perfectly positioned for a teenager, an elderly parent, or even as a guest room.
Study/Office
If you’re working from home, the layout graciously includes a Study/Office. This room is quiet, slightly removed from the bustling areas of the house, offering you a sanctuary for concentration and productivity.
Designing it with built-in bookshelves and a large desk would make this space both functional and stylish.
Mud Room
The Mud Room next to the garage entrance is a practical inclusion. This is where you can drop off your boots, coats, and bags before entering the main living areas. Imagine custom benches with storage underneath and hooks for hanging bags – it just makes the daily routine so much easier.
Covered Porch
Outdoor living is as important as indoor spaces, and this design includes a Covered Porch at the back. It’s the perfect spot for setting up outdoor furniture, maybe even an outdoor kitchen or grill area. I see twilight dinners happening here or lazy Sunday afternoons.
Do you think adding a fireplace here would make it usable year-round, even in cooler months?
To truly make this house your home, consider your lifestyle needs and how each space could be tailored to fit those needs. The versatile design accommodates various activities, making it a boon for modern, dynamic living.
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