I love this timeless charm of country living. It has a contemporary nudge with the sleekness of a raised-seam metal roof and expansive wrap-around porch—a perfect juxtaposition blending classic and modern aesthetics.
Specifications:
- 1,768 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
As we walk through the layout, picture yourself living in, and possibly tweaking, this space to suit your lifestyle seamlessly.
The Floor Plans:
Great Room
Stepping through the French doors, you’re welcomed into the heart of the home: the great room. This is a space designed for both relaxation and social interactions.
The presence of a fireplace immediately makes the room inviting, suggesting cozy winter evenings by the fire or simply a focal point for your decor. I imagine this room bustling during the holidays, with ample space for a large, comfy sofa and several armchairs, perhaps even a bookcase by the fireplace to enhance its warmth and character.
One minor suggestion might be to consider built-in shelving or cabinetry around the fireplace, which would not only add to the aesthetics but also provide practical storage solutions.
Dining Area
Adjacent to the great room is the dining area, strategically placed to benefit from the open-plan layout. This space is ideal for family dinners or entertaining guests. The proximity to the kitchen means that serving and clearing up are streamlined, making it perfect for gatherings.
If you’re into hosting, a large dining table that complements the rustic-modern vibe of the house could be a central feature here.
Kitchen
Oh, the kitchen!
With a functional prep island at its center, this area is undoubtedly the operational hub of the home. The island serves multiple purposes—from additional counter space for meal preparation to a casual spot for breakfast or quick lunches.
You might want to add some stylish yet functional bar stools for an informal dining option. Given its open layout, communication between the cook and guests or family members is effortless, enhancing the kitchen’s role as a space for social interaction.
Master Bedroom
Moving to the left side of the home, the master bedroom is a sanctuary with thoughtful additions. A walk-in closet offers ample storage, solving the ‘ever-crowded’ wardrobe situation. The 5-fixture bath—likely including dual vanities, a spacious shower, and perhaps a freestanding tub—promises a spa-like experience. I’d suggest considering adding a small seating area by a window in the bedroom for a private retreat within your retreat, perfect for morning coffees or a quiet reading nook.
Office
Also on the left side is a quaint office. If you work from home, this room is a gem.
It’s positioned away from the communal areas to ensure privacy and quiet. Depending on your needs, this could double as a craft room or a study space for the kids.
My tip here would be to maximize natural light with large windows or perhaps install a skylight to keep the room bright and airy, which is often crucial for productivity.
Additional Bedrooms and Bathroom
To the right side of the house, two additional bedrooms share a full bath, making this area ideal for kids or visiting guests. The shared bathroom should ideally have plenty of storage to accommodate multiple users’ needs.
These rooms are versatile, capable of serving as bedrooms, hobby rooms, or even an exercise space—tailor them to what your life requires.
Double Garage and Storage
The attached double garage is not only perfect for vehicle safety but includes a storage room and a small bay for lawn equipment. This area’s inclusion addresses storage needs for outdoor gear and tools, keeping them organized and out of sight.
Perhaps, think about installing built-in shelves or cabinets here for even better organization.
Wrap-Around Porch
Finally, the wrap-around porch that frames the house is where indoor comfort meets outdoor appeal.
This area is ripe for customization with outdoor furniture, potted plants, and soft lighting, creating an inviting environment for evenings spent outdoors or lazy weekend mornings.
In all, this floor plan speaks to those who treasure both traditional charm and modern convenience.
It’s adaptable, allowing each space to be molded according to different needs—whether that’s more room for entertaining, work, or relaxation. My impression is that with a few personal touches, this could easily be your forever home.
As you visualize this plan, think about how each space would serve you best and what improvements would make it truly yours.
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