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This home welcomes you well before you reach the front door, with its timber beams and distinctive rooflines giving plenty of Northwest and mountain character.
As soon as you enter, you’ll notice the layout is designed for comfort and connection, with just enough lodge-inspired flair to feel special.
Spanning 3,147 square feet across two spacious levels, the floor plan finds a great balance between privacy and open gathering spaces.
I’ll take you room by room to see how everything comes together.
Specifications:
- 3,147 Heated S.F.
- 3-4 Beds
- 2.5-3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The front porch goes beyond being a decorative touch. It’s wide enough for a bench or a couple of rocking chairs, offering a spot to shake off the rain or chat with neighbors.
Sturdy columns make the porch feel solid, while the overhang keeps you dry even when it’s stormy.
The entry is recessed, giving you shelter and a friendly welcome right from the start.
Entry
When you walk through the front door, you find yourself in a foyer that does more than just lead you forward.
Windows and open sightlines let you instantly see the library, great room, and the staircase to the lower level.
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The organization here is clear, so you always know where to go next, yet the space still feels open.
This area really sets the stage for the rest of the house: bright, welcoming, and thoughtfully arranged.
Library
Immediately to your right, the library is a true retreat. It sits behind a set of doors for privacy, but it remains close to the main living spaces.
This is your go-to spot for working from home, relaxing with a book, or meeting a client in peace.
Large windows bring in plenty of natural light, but the room stays quiet. I think this separation makes it an ideal workspace that doesn’t feel isolated from the rest of the house.
Great Room
Going straight ahead, you enter the great room, where the scale really impresses. Tall ceilings and a wall of windows let you take in the backyard view.
The fireplace creates a cozy focal point, perfect for unwinding on chilly evenings. The great room connects directly to the kitchen and dining area, so you’re always part of the action, yet each zone still has its own feel for lounging and conversation.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits just to the left of the great room and is anything but hidden.
A large island offers both prep space and a casual dining spot. I love that the sink faces the great room, making it easy to stay connected while you cook.
The nearby walk-in pantry keeps counters tidy and organized. If you enjoy cooking or entertaining, this setup makes daily life run smoothly.
Dining Room
Just past the kitchen, you’ll find the dining area, which has space for a large table but stays open to both the kitchen and great room.
I like that it isn’t boxed in. Natural light pours in from the adjacent covered deck, making this a comfortable spot for both everyday meals and special gatherings.
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It’s easy to step outside for an al fresco meal thanks to the seamless indoor-outdoor flow.
Covered Deck, Covered Patio, and Patio
From the dining area or great room, you can head outside to several inviting spaces.
The covered deck feels like a natural extension of the living area, with room for outdoor sofas or a grill.
Nearby, a covered patio offers a more private spot, perfect for morning coffee or a quiet meal.
Off to the side, a larger patio gives you extra space for a fire pit or a safe play area for kids.
Primary Bedroom
Walking back inside and down the hall past the library, the primary bedroom sits in its own quiet corner of the house.
This suite focuses on privacy and comfort, featuring large windows that overlook the backyard and enough room for a sitting area.
The separate location keeps it peaceful, making it easy to relax at the end of the day.
Primary Bathroom
Directly connected to the bedroom, the primary bathroom feels luxurious. Here, you get double sinks, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower.
On each side are two walk-in closets, which help keep everything organized. I find this setup especially practical for couples who need space to get ready at the same time.
Walk-In Closets
Each walk-in closet has its own entrance from the bathroom area. There’s plenty of room for clothing throughout the seasons, plus extra storage for luggage or keepsakes.
Since these closets are set away from the bedroom itself, your sleeping space stays calm and clutter-free.
Bedrooms 2 and 3
Toward the front of the house, you’ll find two additional bedrooms. Both are similar in size and arranged around a central hallway for extra privacy.
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Windows bring in afternoon light, and each room is close to a shared full bathroom.
You can use these spaces however you need—kids’ rooms, guest rooms, or even a hobby room.
I like how flexible and private this arrangement feels.
Kids’ Nook
Between the two secondary bedrooms is a kids’ nook. This area is perfect for reading, play, homework, or art projects.
Having a designated spot like this outside the bedrooms keeps toys and noise from taking over sleeping spaces.
I think families will love how it helps keep the whole house organized.
Shared Bathroom
The secondary bedrooms share a full bathroom just down the hall. It includes a tub-shower combo, easy-to-clean finishes, and enough space for busy morning routines.
This bathroom is also conveniently located for guests.
Mudroom
By the garage entry, the mudroom acts as a transition zone from outside to inside.
With built-in storage, cubbies, and hooks, it keeps boots and coats from cluttering up the rest of the house.
It’s right next to the laundry and kitchen, so unloading groceries or sports gear is quick and convenient.
Laundry Room
The laundry room is set up for folding, sorting, and washing without any hassle. You won’t be tripping over baskets or squeezing past appliances.
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Its location makes it easy to pop in during a busy morning or keep laundry out of sight when guests are over.
Pantry
Just off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry makes it easy to stock up. Wide shelves are easy to reach, and there’s plenty of room for bulk groceries and small appliances.
Keeping this extra storage nearby helps the kitchen stay neat and organized.
Garage
The angled garage stands out with its size, offering space for four cars in two separate areas.
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There’s room for vehicles, bikes, and outdoor gear, plus extra space for a workshop or more storage.
The garage connects right to the mudroom, which I think is essential for those rainy Northwest days.
Staircase to Lower Level
Near the entry and library, you’ll see the staircase leading to the lower level. The transition feels easy, and the wide steps make it simple to carry things up and down.
The lower level is full of surprises, so let’s check out what’s below.
Media Area
At the bottom of the stairs, the media area is the perfect spot for movie nights or game days.
There’s room for a sectional, a big screen, and surround sound. This space feels just as lively as the main floor, but with even more flexibility for how you use it.
Game Area
Next to the media space, the game area is set up for fun. Picture a pool table, air hockey, or video games here.
The open connection between these areas means you can entertain a crowd without anyone feeling cramped.
I think it’s ideal for parties or hanging out after a long week.
Bar
Behind the media area, there’s a full bar. This is a real gathering spot, with counter seating, built-in shelves, and space for a beverage fridge.
If you love hosting, it’s easy to imagine friends and family gathering here for celebrations or big games.
Wine Room
Just past the bar, you’ll find a wine storage room. It’s designed to display your collection and keep bottles at the right temperature.
For wine lovers, having a dedicated space like this adds a special touch to the home.
Exercise Room
On one side of the lower level, the exercise room offers plenty of space for a treadmill, weights, and yoga mats.
Natural light filters in, so you won’t feel closed in. If fitness is part of your routine, this room will likely become a favorite spot.
Lower Level Bedroom
Further down the hallway, there’s another bedroom with easy access to a full bath. This room is perfect for guests who want extra privacy, older kids, or even a live-in relative.
Its quiet location also makes it a great hobby room or studio.
Full Bathroom (Lower Level)
The full bathroom on this level serves both the bedroom and the common spaces. It’s finished with durable materials and is easy to reach from anywhere downstairs—ideal for long-term guests or teens wanting their own space.
Vault
Across the lower level, you’ll find a vault. This secure room is designed for valuables, documents, or a safe room.
While you don’t see this often in most homes, it’s a very practical feature for anyone who wants extra security.
Unfinished Storage
The lower level also includes a large unfinished storage area. This is the perfect spot for holiday decorations, camping gear, or anything you want out of the way.
With so much space, your living areas can stay neat and uncluttered.
Patio (Lower Level)
The lower level opens to another patio, located beneath the covered deck above. This spot feels private and cool, making it great for summer afternoons or for letting pets outside.
The way outdoor spaces connect across both levels keeps everything feeling open and accessible.
Crawl Space
Beyond the finished rooms, there’s a crawl space that’s ideal for utilities or items you rarely need. It stays out of your way and doesn’t interfere with your main storage or daily life.
If you ask me, this home brings together the warmth and detail of a lodge with all the practical features a modern family wants. The floor plan flows with intention, and every area—from tucked-away nooks to spacious entertainment zones—feels ready for real life.
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