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There’s something about this home that immediately catches your attention. Maybe it’s the striking blend of modern and mountain design, or the way each angle of the exterior hints at the inviting spaces inside.
With 4 bedrooms and 3,141 square feet spread across two levels, this floor plan brings together generous living areas and smart connections to the outdoors.
As you move through each space, you’ll spot little details designed to make daily life easier and more enjoyable, whether you’re entertaining a crowd or enjoying a quiet evening at home.
I’ll walk you through the entry and into every corner of this contemporary northwest retreat.
Specifications:
- 3,141 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
First impressions count, and the front porch sets just the right mood. The overhang draws your eye, while the mix of warm wood, sleek stone, and dark siding shows off its modern style.
There’s a sense of privacy here, along with a welcoming feel and enough space for a bench or a couple of planters.
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I think it creates a gentle transition between the outdoors and the comfort of home, especially if you like to relax outside on cool evenings.
Entry Foyer
Once inside, the entry foyer feels open and bright with its vaulted ceiling and large windows letting in plenty of light.
This is more than just a hallway; it gives you a real welcome to the home.
The staircase sits nearby, and you get a clear view to the great room and dining area, making it easy to get your bearings right away.
Kitchen
The kitchen is just off the foyer and feels immediately inviting. There’s a generous amount of workspace, highlighted by a large island at the center that works well as a breakfast bar or a spot for friends to gather while you cook.
Wide spaces between counters mean everyone can move around easily, even with several cooks in the room.
I really appreciate how the kitchen connects directly to the pantry, making grocery drop-off super convenient.
Pantry
Every busy home needs a practical pantry, and this one measures 5 by 5 feet.
You’ll have no trouble storing bulk items, small appliances, or even a wine rack if you like.
Since it’s right next to the kitchen, it helps keep your main counters clear and organized.
Dining
The dining area is open and spacious, easily fitting a large table for gatherings. With vaulted ceilings at each end and windows overlooking the back patio, it feels dramatic and airy.
You could host a holiday meal or work through a puzzle on a quiet afternoon, all while staying connected to the main living space.
Great Room
From the dining area, you naturally move into the great room. This space also features a vaulted ceiling, making it easy to arrange furniture for conversation, movie nights, or relaxing by the fireplace.
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A wall of windows along the back brings in plenty of daylight and offers a view out to the covered patio and yard.
I think this room can easily shift from quiet relaxation to lively gatherings.
Covered Patio 1
Just off the great room, the first covered patio offers a versatile spot for outdoor dining, grilling, or just reading and listening to the rain.
Its concrete floor and partial enclosure mean you can use the space almost year-round. The deep eaves are a great feature for weather protection.
If you love indoor-outdoor living, you’ll appreciate how easily this area works for your lifestyle.
Suite 1
In the back corner of the main floor, Suite 1 serves as a true retreat.
Its location offers privacy and direct access to the covered patio. The bedroom itself is spacious and quiet, and the walk-in closet is big enough for two people to share comfortably.
I noticed there’s even an extra linen closet just outside the suite, which is great for towels and bedding.
Suite Bath 1
The suite bath gives off a spa-like vibe, with a soaking tub, roomy shower, and a double vanity.
High windows let in natural light while maintaining privacy. It’s easy to picture yourself unwinding here after a long day, away from the main flow of the house.
Walk-In Closet (Suite 1)
Connected to Suite 1, the walk-in closet is both generous and well-organized. There’s space for hanging clothes, shoes, and even a small dressing bench if you want to personalize it.
This keeps the bedroom uncluttered, which always makes a space feel more restful in my opinion.
Hall
Back toward the center of the main floor, a hall connects living spaces to the secondary bedroom wing. This hallway is wide enough to feel comfortable—more than just a passage to rush through.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 sits off the hallway, near the front of the house. It’s flexible enough to be a guest room, a child’s bedroom, or even a home office if you need one close to the main activity hub.
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There’s plenty of space for a queen bed and a desk, with a large window for natural light.
Bath #2
Next to Bedroom 2, Bath #2 is a full bath with a tub-shower combo. It’s convenient for both overnight guests and anyone using the main living areas.
The design is simple and efficient, with storage for toiletries and towels.
The Main Level Floor Plan
A mud room is essential in the Northwest or anywhere with real seasons. This one leads in from the garage and gives everyone a place to shake off wet boots, hang coats, and drop bags.
It’s the right size—not too big, but roomy enough to be functional.
Utility Room
Near the mud room, the utility room handles laundry and extra storage. I like that it’s separated from the main living areas, so laundry noise doesn’t interrupt evening activities.
There’s also easy access to the garage, which is handy if you’re carrying in groceries or sports gear.
Trash
This home includes a dedicated trash room, which provides a simple solution for keeping bins out of sight and odors away from the living spaces.
Located by the garage, it makes garbage day a lot less of a hassle. I really appreciate this kind of planning, since keeping the garage tidy can be a challenge.
2-Car Garage
The garage is oversized, with space for two cars and extra storage along the sides, or even a small workbench.
The direct entry to the mud room lets you walk straight into the house without spreading dirt everywhere.
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I’ve found that extra space in the garage is always useful, especially for storing outdoor gear or bikes.
Covered Patio 2
Heading out from the dining area, the second covered patio is even larger, perfect for a big outdoor dining set or a sectional for relaxing with friends.
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There’s also an uncovered section, so you can have shade when you want it and sunshine when you don’t.
The smooth transition between inside and outside is one of my favorite parts of this home.
Uncovered Patio
Next to the covered area, the uncovered patio is the perfect spot to soak up some sun or set up a container garden.
It’s easy to picture kids playing here while adults relax just under the cover nearby.
The connection between these outdoor spaces and the great room makes summer entertaining feel almost effortless.
Staircase
The main staircase sits just off the foyer, making it convenient to move between living areas and private spaces.
Its location means you’re never too far from the action downstairs, but once you head up, you get a sense of privacy.
As you reach the top, there’s a whole second story dedicated to bedrooms, play, and a few surprises.
Open to Below
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a dramatic overlook into the great room below.
This open to below feature brings light and energy up to the second level and keeps sight lines open between the two floors.
I like how it helps both levels feel more connected.
Hall (Upper Level)
The upstairs hall branches out to every room on this floor. It isn’t just a walkway—it includes a linen closet for easy access to towels and bedding, and it’s wide enough that even busy mornings don’t feel cramped.
Suite 3
Suite 3 sits quietly at the back of the upper floor, with views over the covered patio below.
Vaulted ceilings make the room feel spacious. It’s perfect for an older child, a teen, or a live-in guest who wants extra privacy.
The suite comes with its own bath, which, in my view, gives it the feel of a mini apartment.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Suite Bath 3
This attached bathroom is a real luxury, offering a full tub and shower, a large vanity, and a layout that feels bright and fresh. There’s plenty of storage, and being set apart from the rest of the upstairs adds to the sense of privacy.
Bedroom 4
Across the hall, Bedroom 4 is another vaulted space with lots of natural light. If you have a multi-generational family or frequent visitors, this extra bedroom gives you plenty of options.
There’s room for both a bed and a seating area, so it’s more than just a place to sleep.
Bath 4
Bath 4 serves both Bedroom 4 and the bunk room, offering a full bath for easy morning routines or quick clean-ups after outdoor adventures. I think the location is ideal, since no one has to walk far from their room to reach a bathroom on this level.
Bunk Room
Kids and grandkids will want to claim the bunk room right away. It’s designed to fit built-in bunks or several beds, so there’s plenty of sleeping space.
I like that it’s close to the bonus room, making it easy for sleepovers and playdates to move between the two spaces.
Bonus Room
At the front of the upper level, the bonus room is a flexible space that can become whatever you need—a playroom, media room, home gym, or even a peaceful work-from-home spot.
The vaulted ceiling keeps it feeling open, and the room’s shape gives you lots of options for setup.
If you have hobbies or need a gathering space, this room is ready for anything.
This home feels thoughtfully designed for how families live, gather, and find privacy, with every area connected to the outdoors and to each other. No matter if you’re coming home from a mountain adventure or hosting a big celebration, I think this layout gives everyone the space they need to thrive.
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