Finding a home that just feels right isn’t easy, but this modern farmhouse craftsman really puts you at ease from the moment you pull up.
You’ll notice the crisp white exterior, black windows, and a big front porch that practically begs for rocking chairs.
Inside, the floor plan manages a rare balance: it’s open and airy, but never feels impersonal.
The flow here makes daily life simple and entertaining easy. Every space feels considered, but not overdone.
Specifications:
- 1,818 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch (Front)
Even before you walk through the door, it’s easy to imagine yourself relaxing on the wide front porch.
The stone columns and clean lines give it that new American farmhouse vibe while staying warm and welcoming.
Personally, I think this porch is perfect for greeting neighbors, setting out pumpkins in the fall, or sneaking a quiet coffee before the day begins.
The generous space draws you in and sets a friendly tone right away.
Foyer
As you enter, the foyer feels just right—not too big, not too tight. There’s enough room for a small console or bench, making it easy to drop shoes and keys.
Natural light pours in from the side, and you immediately catch a glimpse of the open dining area ahead.
This easy transition helps the home feel inviting from the start.
Dining Room
To the right of the foyer, the dining room has an effortless elegance. Nine-foot ceilings add openness, while a big window fills the space with morning sun.
Since it’s close to the kitchen, carrying in dishes or setting up holiday buffets is a breeze.
I like how this room is connected to the main living areas but still gives you enough separation for peaceful dinners.
If you enjoy hosting, this layout offers plenty of flexibility.
Kitchen
The kitchen just feels right. A large island anchors the space and makes it perfect for everything from rolling out cookie dough to finishing homework.
There’s ample counter space and a big pantry neatly positioned in the corner. The double sink sits under a window, so you can enjoy the view while cleaning up.
I love how the kitchen is truly the heart of the home. It connects to the breakfast area, overlooks the great room, and puts everything you need within easy reach.
The layout is efficient and keeps things moving smoothly during busy days.
Breakfast Area
This breakfast nook makes mornings easy. It’s cozy, yet roomy enough for a family table.
Three walls of windows bring in soft daylight, and you can head straight out onto the back porch with your coffee.
I picture weekend pancakes here or afternoon homework sessions. The open connection to the kitchen means you never miss out on the conversation, even when serving up meals or snacks.
Great Room
The great room really stands out. With its 10-foot ceiling, the space feels wide open.
A fireplace anchors the room, adding just the right touch for chilly nights or a bit of ambiance.
You’ve got plenty of flexibility to arrange seating and still have room to spread out.
What I really appreciate is the direct access to the covered porch outside. Open the doors, and suddenly gatherings can spill outdoors with ease.
The natural light from the back windows keeps everything feeling fresh and welcoming.
Covered Porch (Rear)
Step out back and you’ll find a huge covered porch stretching nearly the length of the house.
This isn’t just a place to pass through—it becomes an outdoor living room with sturdy columns and tons of space for furniture or a dining table.
I can see this porch as the go-to spot for birthday parties, lazy Sunday reading, or enjoying a summer rain shower.
It’s easy to picture family and friends gathering here as the sun goes down.
Master Bedroom
In a quiet corner of the house, the master bedroom offers a real sense of retreat.
High ceilings add to the calming feel, and there’s enough space for a king-size bed plus extra seating.
The windows overlook the backyard, creating a peaceful place to start or end your day.
You’re far from the main living areas, so it truly feels private. I think this layout lets you unwind and recharge, but you’re never too far from the action.
Master Closet
Directly off the master bedroom, the walk-in closet is larger than you might expect. There’s space for long and short hanging items, plus shelves for shoes or storage bins.
If you like staying organized, you’ll appreciate the thoughtful design. It keeps everything tidy and easy to access, but out of sight.
Master Bath
The master bath offers both a jetted tub and a separate shower. Double sinks help with busy mornings, and the space feels generous without being wasteful.
A window brings in natural light, but you still have privacy. I appreciate how the bath connects directly to both the closet and bedroom, making morning routines feel smooth and easy.
Laundry
Laundry day gets a little easier here, thanks to the location between the master suite and the kitchen.
There’s space for a washer and dryer, along with a bit of counter area for folding.
If you dislike carrying laundry baskets across the house, this spot is a real plus.
Storage
Next to the laundry, you’ll find a dedicated storage room. It’s not massive, but it’s deep enough for seasonal boxes, sports gear, or cleaning supplies.
Since it’s right off the garage, you can keep muddy boots and tools out of the main living spaces.
I think this is a great way to keep the home tidy and organized.
Two Car Garage
The garage easily fits two vehicles, with extra width for bikes, lawn tools, or a workbench.
It connects directly to the house, so you can bring in groceries or gear without stepping out in the rain.
You’ll also find the stairs to the basement here. Because of this location, you don’t have to cross living spaces every time you head outside.
Down to Basement
A staircase off the entry hall leads down to the basement. You might finish this area as a rec room or use it for storage, but having the stairs right near the main entrance is handy.
You can access the basement without disrupting life upstairs. I like that this keeps the basement easy to reach, yet completely out of sight.
Bedroom 2
Across from the great room, Bedroom 2 is a flexible space with a good-sized closet and easy access to the hall bath.
It works well for kids, guests, or even a home office. The room gets plenty of light and feels connected enough to the main living areas.
You’ll have privacy when you want it, but you’re never too far from the rest of the action.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is similar in size and layout to Bedroom 2, with its own closet and a large window.
Located at the front of the house just off the main hall, it’s ideal for a second child, guests, or as a study.
The setup keeps everyone close to the bath and main living areas—there are no long trips down the hall.
Hall
Connecting Bedrooms 2 and 3 to the rest of the home, this hall is wide enough for easy movement, but doesn’t waste any space.
There’s room for artwork or a family photo gallery, and its placement helps keep bedrooms private.
I’ve noticed the hall also helps buffer bedroom noise from the great room, so late-night TV won’t disturb anyone sleeping.
Bath
The shared bath for Bedrooms 2 and 3 features a tub and shower combo and a double vanity.
Having two sinks speeds up morning routines for kids or guests. The simple, clean layout is easy to maintain, and good lighting keeps it bright.
This bath’s location also makes it convenient for guests from the great room, so no one has to walk through private areas.
Closets
Each bedroom is equipped with its own closet, sized for practical storage. There aren’t any cramped or awkward spaces—clothes, toys, and extra bedding all have a dedicated spot.
I like how the closet doors are thoughtfully placed to avoid taking up space in the main rooms, which helps everything feel open and uncluttered.
All in all, I think this floor plan is designed for real life. The connections between rooms feel intentional, and you’re never boxed in or squeezed past each other.
Wide porches, open living spaces, and private bedroom areas come together to create a home that adapts to your needs at any stage.
As you imagine moving from room to room, it’s easy to see how everyday routines, celebrations, and quiet evenings would all feel right at home here.
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