It’s hard not to feel drawn in by a house that blends classic farmhouse charm with a fresh, modern twist.
This home delivers both, offering a wide front porch, crisp exterior lines, and big windows bathed in natural light.
Inside, the layout stretches out with purpose, giving every room its own sense of space while still feeling connected.
With 3 bedrooms and thoughtful amenities across multiple levels, this is a home that makes it easy to settle in and feel right at home.
Specifications:
- 2,191 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
When you step onto the front porch, you immediately sense that inviting, timeless farmhouse vibe.
The porch runs the full width of the house, making it perfect for rocking chairs, potted plants, and evenings spent watching the neighborhood go by.
The natural wood double doors add a touch of understated elegance, hinting at what’s inside.
On nice days, this shaded area becomes a true extension of your living space—great for slow mornings or winding down after a long day.
Foyer
Coming through the double doors, you’ll notice the foyer’s open and airy feel. The ten-foot ceiling makes a big impression, and the space is wide enough that bringing in groceries or wrangling kids never feels cramped.
Right away, you can see into the main living area, giving you a sense of the open-concept design.
Off to one side, you’ll find doors to the office, which is ideal if you work from home or just need a quiet spot.
Office
Just off the foyer, the office gives you a dedicated workspace that still feels connected to the rest of the house.
There’s a window looking out onto the porch for plenty of natural light. If you need a spot for Zoom calls or maybe a cozy reading nook, this room adapts easily.
Personally, I like having a home office so close to the entry. It keeps work and living areas distinct without feeling cut off from everything else.
Great Room and Dining Area
As you move past the foyer, you’ll find yourself in the great room and dining area, both set apart by vaulted ceilings and exposed decorative beams.
The space feels expansive and comfortable, with windows lining the back wall to bring in views of the yard.
An electric fireplace on one side adds warmth and serves as a natural gathering point.
If you enjoy hosting, you’ll appreciate how the open flow lets everyone spread out while still staying connected.
The dining area sits comfortably between the kitchen and living room, easily fitting a large table for family dinners or celebrations.
I think this open layout is great for everyday life, giving you the flexibility to rearrange furniture or add more seating when needed.
Even with the open design, the rooms feel distinct and not just like one big hall.
Kitchen
The kitchen is the central gathering place in this home. It’s full of natural light and built for both daily routines and special occasions.
The oversized island is a true highlight, perfect for meal prep, homework, or casual breakfasts.
There’s more than enough counter space, and the appliances and work zones are arranged for efficiency.
A walk-in pantry sits nearby, making storage simple and helping the kitchen stay clutter-free. I like how the pantry is close to both the fridge and the garage entry, which makes unloading groceries quick and easy.
The kitchen’s layout encourages movement and connection, so you’re always close to the dining table or the activity in the great room.
Pantry
When you step into the pantry, you’ll notice it’s more than just a storage closet.
Shelving holds canned goods, snacks, and small appliances, while there’s a spot for a mini-fridge—handy for kids’ drinks or party supplies.
I think a well-designed pantry really keeps the kitchen organized, and this one does the job well.
Laundry Room
A short hallway leads to the laundry room, which is just beyond the kitchen and pantry.
It’s equipped with a washer, dryer, dedicated sink, and folding space, all designed for efficiency without feeling cramped.
There’s even room to add extra shelves or baskets. I always appreciate when the laundry area is close to the main living spaces.
Less running around means chores get done faster and with less hassle.
Entry and Lockers
When you enter from the garage, you come straight into a mudroom-style entryway. Built-in lockers offer a place for coats, shoes, and backpacks, helping keep clutter out of sight.
The entry’s placement near both the kitchen and laundry room makes for easy transitions, no matter if you’re coming home from work, sports, or errands.
There’s also a powder room here—perfectly located for guests or quick stops.
Powder Room
The powder room near the entry is compact but comfortable, with enough space for guests to freshen up.
Its location keeps it accessible yet private. That thoughtful placement really stands out when company comes over.
Garage
The garage is attached to the house and roomy enough for two vehicles, with extra space for tools or bikes.
There’s dedicated storage at the back—great for seasonal gear or anything you don’t want in the main living areas.
The garage connects directly to the entry, so you won’t have to dash through rain or snow with groceries.
I think this is a real win for busy families.
Storage
Within the garage, there’s a dedicated storage area for garden tools, holiday decorations, or anything that needs to be tucked away but close at hand. Keeping storage separate like this means the garage stays organized, and it’s easier to keep things tidy.
Master Bedroom
The master suite is set at the back of the house for extra privacy and calm.
The bedroom itself is spacious but not overwhelming, with big windows framing backyard views. It’s easy to imagine lazy weekend mornings here, sunlight streaming in and room for a cozy chair or two.
Being away from the front of the house, you get peace and quiet when you need it most.
Master Bath
Step into the master bathroom and you’ll find a space that balances practicality and a touch of luxury.
There’s a freestanding tub for soaking, and a custom walk-in shower with plenty of room to relax.
Dual sinks help keep the morning routine smooth, and the finishes feel high-end without being over the top.
I really value master baths that give you both space and comfort, and this one checks those boxes.
Master Closet
Connected to the master bath, the walk-in closet is set up for maximum organization. There’s room for every season’s clothes along with shelves and hanging space for shoes and accessories.
I love how close it is to both the bedroom and the laundry room. It makes daily routines so much simpler.
Outdoor Kitchen
Right outside the kitchen, you’ll find the outdoor kitchen area—ideal for grilling and get-togethers. It’s tucked under the rear porch, so you can cook outside no matter the weather.
I can picture this space being a favorite spot for summer dinners or weekend barbecues.
Rear Porch
The rear porch runs the full width of the house and really stands out as a key feature.
There’s room for outdoor dining, lounging, and even a swing or two. With the outdoor kitchen just steps away, this is the place for weekend gatherings or quiet evenings watching the sunset.
The porch makes it easy to blend indoor comfort with outdoor living, making your backyard feel like a true extension of your home.
Bedroom 2
Back inside and down the hall, you’ll come to Bedroom 2. It’s a flexible space that works for kids, guests, or hobbies.
The closet is sized just right to keep things organized. Plus, with Bath 2 nearby, anyone using this room has easy access to their own bathroom.
Bath 2
Bath 2 sits between Bedroom 2 and the hallway. It features a custom shower and modern fixtures, making it practical for daily use and convenient for guests or family members.
I noticed the design here makes the most of every inch, which I really appreciate.
Bedroom 3
Further down the hallway, Bedroom 3 shares many of the perks of Bedroom 2—ample closet space, good natural light, and quick access to its own bathroom. It’s easy to imagine this side of the house working for siblings, a playroom, or even a home gym.
Bath 3
Bath 3 is located between Bedroom 3 and the hallway. It offers a tub/shower combo and a layout that fits all kinds of family needs.
A linen closet sits right outside, so towels and supplies are always close at hand.
That little detail makes busy mornings run smoother.
Hallways and Closets
The hallways connecting these bedrooms and baths are wide enough not to feel cramped. Closets are placed where you need them most, with linen storage close by.
These thoughtful touches make the house feel truly well-designed.
Basement Access (Alternate Plan)
In the alternate floor plan, a staircase by the garage entry leads down to the basement.
This extra level gives you plenty of options, from a rec room to a guest suite or more living space when you need it.
I like that the basement access is right off the main entry. It makes the space flexible and easy to use, no matter your plans.
Final Perspective
Every room in this house is connected by thoughtful design and a sense of smooth flow.
You’ll find spaces to gather, private retreats, and plenty of features that make daily life easier.
From relaxing on the rear porch at sunset to kicking off muddy boots in the entry, I think this modern farmhouse is truly built for real living.
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