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There’s something special about a home that reveals new spaces as you move through it.
This contemporary prairie-style layout is a great example. With two distinct levels, an open yet intentional floor plan, and a blend of private hideaways and gathering spots, it feels both spacious and inviting.
You get 2,360 square feet and a handful of unexpected amenities. I think this house isn’t just about good looks—it’s designed for the way you actually live, unwind, and even play.
Specifications:
- 2,360 Heated S.F.
- 2 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
As you step up to the front porch, you get a real sense of arrival.
The porch is deep enough for a couple of chairs, perfect for chatting with neighbors or simply watching the world go by.
Before heading inside, I can easily picture this spot as your first pause of the day, coffee in hand and keys ready.
Entry
The entry makes a strong first impression at 8’4” by 11’6”. There’s space for a bench, a console, or maybe a gallery wall with family photos.
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The view opens straight into the main living areas, and a hallway off to the side leads to more private rooms.
The staircase is right here too, connecting the main and lower levels in a way that feels natural.
Formal Dining
To the right as you come in, you’ll see the formal dining room. It’s generously sized for a long table and plenty of chairs, making it a great spot for everything from holiday dinners to poker nights.
I think this setup is perfect for those who love to host. It’s close to the kitchen for easy serving, but there’s just enough separation to make meals feel special.
Office
At the front of the house, the office strikes a nice balance: it’s private thanks to its location, and you still get a view of the front yard.
You could use this space as a home office, library, or even a cozy reading den.
If you work from home, having this separation from the main living areas is a real plus.
Living Room
Once past the entry, you step into the living room, which measures 16’ by 15’6”.
It’s comfortable without feeling overwhelming. This room connects directly with the casual dining and kitchen, which makes it the main spot for gatherings.
Large windows let in tons of natural light, and built-in shelving offers a place for books, art, or collections.
I love how the central location keeps everyone together, whether you’re entertaining or just relaxing at the end of the day.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits right in the center of everything, connected to both the living and casual dining areas.
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There’s an island with seating for quick meals or homework. I noticed the designer included a generous pantry—a great touch for storing staples and appliances.
The layout is efficient, with open sight lines so you can keep an eye on what’s happening around you.
Cooking with family or friends is easy here since there’s plenty of space to move around.
Casual Dining
Next to the kitchen, the casual dining area is where you’ll probably eat most of your meals.
It’s easy to imagine pancakes in the morning or snacks at night here. Big windows brighten up the space, and the flow between kitchen, dining, and living works for both busy mornings and slow evenings.
Covered Patio
Step outside from the casual dining area onto the covered patio. At over 40 feet long, it’s more of an outdoor living room than a regular deck.
There’s room for both dining and lounging, plus a built-in grill ready for weekend barbecues.
In the evenings, this spot feels like a private retreat where you can unwind with friends or enjoy the sounds of the night.
The curved lawn mixes in some softness, creating a cozy and enclosed feel.
Primary Bedroom
Back inside, the primary bedroom sits in its own wing off the main hall. The room is large enough for a king bed and a couple of chairs by the window.
This suite is positioned so it feels private, yet it’s still close enough to the rest of the house to be convenient.
I really like how the entrance is angled off the hallway, giving it an extra sense of separation.
Walk-in Closet (W.I.C.)
Connected to the primary bedroom, the walk-in closet measures 11’ by 7’6”. There’s plenty of room for built-ins, shoe racks, and all your storage needs.
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Even if you’re sharing, you won’t run out of space.
Pantry
Between the primary suite and the kitchen, the pantry is placed for maximum convenience. It’s just off the hallway, so hauling groceries is easy.
There’s enough room for overflow storage, whether it’s bulk items or that extra case of sparkling water.
Bedroom 2
Down the hall from the primary suite, Bedroom 2 is flexible. Use it for guests, a child, or as a second office.
It has built-in closets, and being close to the main bath makes it comfortable for visitors or family members.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Coming in from the garage, the mud room acts as a buffer between outside and in.
With built-in cubbies or hooks, you can keep shoes, coats, and bags organized, helping the rest of the house stay tidy.
I really appreciate practical features like this—they make everyday life easier.
Laundry
The laundry room is right off the mud room. It’s large enough to handle full loads, with space to sort and fold.
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Since it’s close to the bedrooms, you won’t have to lug baskets far. I think this setup is a real timesaver, especially if you’re managing a busy household.
Entry Hall Bath
Near the stairs and laundry, you’ll find a handy bath for guests or quick stops when coming in from outside. Its location offers privacy without taking up valuable living space.
Garages
This home has not just one, but two garages—a two-car garage connects directly to the mud room, and a single-car garage sits by Bedroom 2.
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If you have multiple vehicles, need a workshop, or want extra storage, these garages give you flexibility.
The setup keeps cars secure and leaves room for bikes, tools, or hobby projects.
Courtyard
A unique feature here is the courtyard, located between the garages and front porch. This green space brings in light and offers a natural view from the formal dining room.
It’s perfect for a small garden, a safe play area for kids, or simply to add a sense of openness as you enter the home.
Stairs to Lower Level
After exploring the main floor, the staircase near the entry leads you to the lower level. The wide treads and central position make it easy to move between levels without feeling like you’re taking a detour.
Recreation Room
Downstairs, you’ll find a recreation room that’s nearly 28 feet long. There’s plenty of space for movie nights, ping pong, or just hanging out as a family.
With room for a sectional, a big screen, and game tables, I think this area could quickly become the top choice for gatherings, especially if you have kids or enjoy hosting friends.
Exercise Area
One corner of the rec room is set up as an exercise area. You get enough space for a treadmill, weights, or yoga mats.
Since it’s open to the larger room, you’re not shut away from the action. I like how this layout lets you fit in a workout without needing a separate gym.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Golf Simulator
Just off the main rec area, the golf simulator room stands out as a rare find.
It’s large enough for a full setup, so you can practice your swing no matter the weather.
If you’re a golf fan or just want a cool space for tech-driven games, this is a big plus.
Study
Near the bottom of the stairs, the study offers a quiet zone away from the main living areas.
Its size is flexible, so you can use it as a private office, hobby room, or even a small guest nook.
The separation from the rec space helps you focus when you need to.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is set in its own corner of the lower level, so guests or older kids get a real sense of independence. It includes a closet and is close to the downstairs bath, making it a good fit for a teenager, visiting relative, or even as an extra office.
Bath
A full bath sits right next to the study and Bedroom 3. It’s private and easily accessed from anywhere downstairs, making it convenient for guests or anyone using the lower level as their own suite.
Mechanical Room
Finally, the mechanical room is set at the back, keeping the home’s systems out of sight but still easy to reach for maintenance.
As you move through both levels, what really stands out to me is how each space connects smoothly—there’s no wasted room, and every area has its purpose.
You might start your day in the sunny kitchen, take a break on the covered patio, or host friends in the rec room.
I think this home is ready for every chapter and every season.
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