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The moment you walk up to this French Country home, you sense something special. The steeply pitched roof, layered stonework, and perfectly placed arched windows all hint at a space designed with care, both inside and out.
With two levels and plenty of room to spread out, this home manages to feel both grand and welcoming.
Over nearly 3,700 square feet, you’ll find areas made for gatherings, quiet corners for retreat, and a few surprises you might not expect.
Let’s take a walk through, starting right at the front door.
Specifications:
- 3,699 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
Step through the covered entryway and you’re greeted by a light-filled foyer. The symmetry seen outside continues here, with the gallery branching off to your left and right.
I love how this entry sets the tone—elegant without being too formal. There’s space to welcome guests without crowding, and the open sightlines lead you further inside.
Study
On your right, just off the foyer, you’ll find a private study. Thanks to a generous window and 10-foot ceiling, this room feels bright and open all day.
It’s a great spot for a home office or a quiet reading nook. Being close to the front door makes it easy to receive visitors or packages without going through the rest of the house.
Personally, I think this location works well for anyone who works from home or wants a focused space.
Dining Room
To your left from the foyer is the formal dining room, spacious enough for a long table for holidays or dinner parties.
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The coved ceiling gives it a classic touch, yet it doesn’t feel closed off. There’s a wide opening to the gallery and easy access to the kitchen.
If you’ve hosted a big meal, you’ll appreciate how the layout here keeps things moving smoothly between courses.
Powder Room
Just past the study, off the gallery, is a powder room for guests. The location is convenient for daily living and entertaining, so you won’t feel rushed or awkward when company is over.
Gallery
The gallery connects the main living spaces and feels almost like walking through an art corridor.
It lets you move from the public rooms at the front to more private and open areas toward the back.
The gallery is wide enough for comfortable traffic flow without feeling too large. This central hallway grounds the home nicely.
Great Room
As you reach the rear of the house, everything opens into the great room. With a 10-foot ceiling and a wall of windows looking out to the covered patio, this space is all about relaxed, comfortable living.
There’s room for plenty of seating, maybe even a piano or a large sectional. The natural light stands out here, and you get direct views of the backyard, making it easy to enjoy both indoor and outdoor living.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits just off the great room, connected by a large opening so you’re never isolated from family or guests.
A center island shapes the layout, giving you prep space, storage, and a handy spot for quick breakfasts or snacks.
The pantry is nearby for easy access to staples, and there’s a direct connection to the service entry, making unloading groceries simple.
I think the way this kitchen is central, yet slightly separated, gives the perfect mix of open-concept living and practical function.
Nook
Next to the kitchen, a cozy nook offers space for everyday meals. Framed by windows and close to the covered patio, it gets loads of natural light.
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This spot is just right for a casual breakfast or weeknight dinner. Its location close to both kitchen and patio means you can easily serve coffee or step outside for fresh air between bites.
Pantry and Utility Room
Continue past the kitchen to find a walk-in pantry for bulk storage—great for keeping counters clear and ingredients handy.
The utility room sits just beyond, with connections to the garages and a service porch.
With space for laundry, storage, and a practical drop zone for muddy shoes or pet supplies, this area stays out of sight but is always working hard.
For busy families, this “back-of-house” layout makes everyday routines much easier.
Service Entry and Service Porch
Between the kitchen and utility room, you’ll see the service entry. This is your everyday entrance, leading directly to the 1-car garage and the side service porch.
Since the porch is covered, you can come inside dry even on rainy days. If you dislike juggling groceries in bad weather, you’ll really appreciate this feature.
Dining Room Connection
Looping back, the dining room sits just off the gallery and kitchen. This makes serving large meals easy and direct.
I noticed the designer focused on convenience here, so you won’t have any awkward detours when carrying dishes.
Guest Bedroom
In the back corner near the garages, there’s a dedicated guest bedroom. With its own private bath, this room is separated from the other bedrooms, making it ideal for in-laws or overnight visitors who value privacy.
Large windows keep it bright, and a walk-in closet offers plenty of storage for suitcases and linens.
If you host guests often, this setup feels especially welcoming.
Guest Bath
The guest bath sits right next to the guest bedroom and is fully equipped. Guests will feel considered here, with comfort and easy access.
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There’s even a nearby stoop for a private entrance, which is handy for longer visits.
Covered Patio
Just beyond the great room, double doors open onto a covered patio. Supported by decorative columns and partly protected by the home’s roofline, this area is ready for summer evenings.
There’s room for outdoor dining or relaxing with friends. The connection to both the great room and kitchen means you can host a crowd comfortably, and the flow between indoors and outdoors is smooth.
Master Suite
On the opposite side of the main level is the master suite. This space is designed as a true retreat, set away from the busier parts of the house.
The bedroom itself is spacious, with an added sitting area just right for a pair of armchairs or a small sofa.
I really like how private this space feels. Large windows let in the morning sun, and being away from street noise adds to the sense of peace.
Master Bath
The master bath offers double vanities, a soaking tub, a separate shower, and a private water closet.
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There’s plenty of space to get ready without bumping elbows. Details like a window near the tub and elegant finishes bring a spa-like atmosphere.
Master Walk-In Closet
Off the master bath, a large walk-in closet with custom shelving gives you ample room for clothes, shoes, and accessories.
There’s even a secondary chest room just outside for organizing seasonal items or adding a personal touch.
This suite feels both practical and indulgent.
Powder Room
Moving back through the main gallery, there’s a conveniently located powder room for guests. It’s discreet but easy to find during gatherings or while relaxing in the great room.
Two-Car Garage and One-Car Garage
Finishing up the main level, you’ll see two separate garages: a two-car garage near the guest suite and a one-car garage closer to the kitchen and utility areas.
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This setup works well for households with multiple cars, hobbyists, or anyone needing extra space for bikes and tools.
Direct access from each garage keeps everything simple during busy mornings.
Staircase to Upper Level
Head up the central staircase in the main gallery and you’ll reach a landing that opens to the rest of the second story. The staircase is substantial, wide enough for moving furniture, but not so large that it overpowers the entry.
Balcony
At the top of the stairs, a balcony looks out over the great room below. This overlook brings in light and connects the two floors, making the space feel both open and inviting, with good views into the central living area.
Bedroom 3
On one side upstairs, bedroom three offers a generous footprint, walk-in closet, and easy access to a shared bath. Large windows bring in daylight, making this room perfect for a teenager or a guest who prefers privacy.
Bedroom 4
Across the balcony is bedroom four, slightly larger and also featuring a walk-in closet and its own bath.
With separation between the two bedrooms, each has a private space. I think this layout is excellent for siblings or as a flexible guest room or creative space.
Bath (Upper Level)
The upper level includes two full baths—one shared between the bedrooms and one ensuite. Both offer ample storage, modern fixtures, and easy-to-clean surfaces.
Morning routines are easier when everyone has space.
Game Room
Continue along the balcony and you’ll find the game room. This is the perfect spot for fun, from movies to board games.
With 9-foot ceilings and space for comfy seating and a TV, it’s the area where everyone gathers on weekends.
Double doors open right to the open deck. If you enjoy entertaining, this upstairs hangout will get plenty of use.
Open Deck
Step beyond the game room onto the open deck. Set high above the backyard, it’s great for morning coffee, evening sunsets, or just enjoying the fresh air and view.
The deck’s location makes it feel private, almost like a grown-up treehouse. I can easily see this becoming a favorite spot for quiet time or lively get-togethers.
Attic Spaces
On both sides of the game room, there are attic storage areas. These are ideal for off-season decorations, luggage, or keepsakes.
It’s always a bonus when a home includes out-of-the-way storage that doesn’t take up living space.
Now you’ve seen every part of this well-planned home. Each area fits together to create a layout that’s logical and beautiful, no matter if you’re hosting a holiday, searching for a quiet spot to work, or just relaxing with family.
This home brings classic French Country charm together with modern comforts, making daily life more enjoyable.
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