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Welcome to a home where comfort meets classic style, and every space feels thoughtfully placed for everyday living.
With nearly 3,000 square feet spread over two levels, this modern farmhouse blends old-school charm with a fresh, open design.
If you picture big family gatherings, quiet mornings, or just want plenty of room to spread out, you’ll find options here.
Let’s walk through each corner together, from the airy front porch to the upstairs hideaways and all the bright, welcoming rooms in between.
Specifications:
- 2,984 Heated S.F.
- 3-5 Beds
- 4-5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
As you approach, your first view sets the tone. The wide front porch, stretching the full width of the house, strikes a balance between inviting and practical.
I can imagine lazy Sunday mornings with coffee here, or a few rocking chairs for evenings with neighbors.
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The columns and olive green siding add to the cozy farmhouse vibe, while deep overhangs keep things shady and cool.
Foyer
Inside, you enter a welcoming foyer with plenty of breathing room. The open-to-above ceiling draws your eye upward, and natural light spills in from every side.
There’s enough space here for a bench or small console table, which is perfect for dropping keys or greeting guests.
I think the flow feels open, but still gives you a sense of arrival.
Coat Closet
Just off the foyer, you’ll find a coat closet that’s sized well for daily use. This may seem like a small detail, but it makes coming and going much smoother, especially with wet boots or winter coats.
Dining Room
To the left, the dining room opens up with wide doorways. You’ll notice exposed wood beams overhead and big windows that fill the whole space with light.
The room can easily fit a generous table, so you could host a crowd or keep family dinners feeling special.
The rug and upholstered chairs shown in the images warm up the space, but the layout is flexible for any style you like.
Butler’s Pantry and Pantry
Just behind the dining room, there’s a butler’s pantry and a walk-in pantry. The butler’s pantry doubles as a staging area for meals, making it handy for everything from Thanksgiving dinners to everyday dessert prep.
The main pantry offers deep shelves for snacks and staples, so your kitchen counters stay clutter-free.
Kitchen
Moving into the kitchen, you’ll notice the open layout right away. There’s a broad island at the center, with room for barstools and ample workspace.
Olive green cabinetry and wood beams enhance the modern farmhouse feel, and big black-framed windows let sunlight pour across the countertops.
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With so much counter space, you can cook with friends or keep an eye on the kids’ homework at the island.
I like how the sightlines flow straight into the great room, making it easy to stay connected.
Great Room & Kitchen
From the kitchen, the great room opens up in one seamless sweep. The exposed beams and tall ceilings intensify that airy farmhouse look, while a stone fireplace and built-ins anchor the space.
There’s enough room for couches for movie night or to gather around the fire on chilly evenings.
The tall glass doors at the back pull your attention to the backyard. You can almost feel the breeze when they’re open.
Back Porch
Step out through those glass doors onto the back porch, which runs the full width of the house.
Covered and shady, this spot is perfect for grilling, outdoor dinners, or just relaxing with a view of the yard.
There’s plenty of room for a swing, some lounge chairs, or even a long outdoor table for summer parties.
Laundry Room
Near the kitchen, the laundry room is tucked out of sight but stays easily accessible.
With cabinets and a sink, it’s set up for real life—sorting, folding, and tackling muddy clothes from the yard.
You can access this room directly from the garage, so dirty gear doesn’t get tracked through the house.
2-Car Garage
The attached two-car garage features extra space for a workbench or storage cabinets. It’s a generous setup, whether you park two vehicles or use part of the area for bikes, tools, or holiday decor.
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Direct access to the laundry room helps keep things tidy.
Pantry
Right next to the kitchen, the main pantry is a walk-in with plenty of shelving for organizing groceries and bulk buys. You don’t have to cram items into high cabinets—the layout keeps everything within easy reach.
Flex Room / Bedroom 2
Heading off the foyer and down the hall, you’ll find a flexible room labeled as either Bedroom 2 or a flex space.
With its own closet and easy access to the second bathroom, it could work well as a guest suite, office, or playroom.
I appreciate that the designers planned for life changes, so this space can adapt for a growing family, a home business, or in-laws staying over.
Bathroom 2
Bathroom 2 serves the nearby bedroom and guests, offering a full tub and shower combination.
Its location offers privacy without making visitors wander through the whole house. With a linen closet nearby, towels and supplies are always handy.
Owner’s Suite Hallway
At the back of the main level, a short hallway provides a sense of separation before you enter the owner’s suite. This small transition space adds privacy, which I think is often missing in open plans.
Owner’s Bedroom
Stepping into the owner’s bedroom, you’ll find a bright and spacious retreat. Tall windows frame backyard views, and the room easily fits a king bed with multiple dressers.
The ceiling beams and soft rug underfoot add quiet luxury. I love how the designers made natural light and peaceful views a priority here.
The Main Level Floor Plan
The owner’s bath includes a double vanity, warm wood cabinetry, and crisp white counters. There’s a roomy walk-in shower and a freestanding soaking tub, giving you plenty of space for busy mornings or relaxing at night.
The geometric tile floor adds flair, while gold and brass accents offer modern touches that still feel warm.
Owner’s Closet (W.I.C.)
Connected to the bath, the walk-in closet offers generous storage. With built-in shelving and hanging space, you’ll have room for everything.
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There’s even space to add a bench or extra organizers to create that boutique closet experience.
Water Closet (W.C.)
A small but important detail, the water closet is tucked behind a door for privacy. Having this separation in a shared bathroom is always appreciated.
Linen Closet
Down the hall, a linen closet gives extra storage for towels, sheets, and seasonal bedding. It’s another thoughtful touch that helps the home run smoothly.
Hallways and Stairs
The main level is connected by wide hallways, making it easy to move from one space to another.
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The main stairwell, just off the foyer, leads up to the second floor. Light from the foyer windows brightens up the staircase, so it never feels closed off or dark.
Now, let’s make our way upstairs to the second level. Up here, you’ll find even more flexibility and private living spaces.
Loft
At the top of the stairs, you enter a spacious loft. There’s room here for a sectional sofa, a TV, or even a second living area.
Built-ins and a homework station run along one wall, making it easy for kids to do schoolwork or for adults to work from home.
This loft connects all the upstairs bedrooms and gives everyone a place to gather or spread out.
Bedroom 3
To your right, Bedroom 3 stretches the length of that wing. With its own walk-in closet and built-ins, this room suits an older child, teen, or long-term guest.
The big window keeps it bright, and the nearby bathroom makes mornings easier.
Bath 3
Bath 3 is just outside Bedroom 3’s door and features a tub and shower combo, single vanity, and plenty of floor space. The walk-in closet across the hall helps this suite feel private and self-contained.
Game Closet
Between Bedroom 3 and the loft, there’s a walk-in game closet. I think families will love having a dedicated spot for board games, puzzles, or even off-season decorations.
Bedroom 4
On the opposite side, Bedroom 4 has a similar setup. It’s a good-sized room with a walk-in closet and easy access to Bath 4.
The window brings in afternoon light, and there’s enough wall space for a desk or reading nook.
Bath 4
Bath 4 serves Bedroom 4 and the loft. You’ll find a large vanity, another tub-shower combo, and enough space for sharing.
This is especially convenient for siblings or guests.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Optional Bedroom 5 (and Optional Bath 5)
On the far left of the upstairs level, you’ll find the optional Bedroom 5. This makes the floor plan especially flexible.
If you don’t need a fifth bedroom, this space could easily become a studio, hobby room, or workout space.
There’s a full bath here too (Optional Bath 5) with a step-in shower and vanity, plus built-in shelving along one wall.
Walk-In Closet (W.I.C.) – Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5 also includes its own walk-in closet, so storage remains a strong point throughout the house. I like that every bedroom, both upstairs and downstairs, gets its own closet and some extra breathing room.
Built-Ins/Homework Station
Between Bedroom 5 and the loft, you’ll find another built-in homework station. This is perfect for study sessions or as a small home office.
It’s a practical spot that shows the designers really planned for daily life.
Attic Rooms and Access
Upstairs, you’ll see several attic access points and attic rooms. These make perfect spots for holiday decorations, luggage, or anything you’d rather keep out of sight.
If you want, one of these attic rooms could be finished as a hidden playroom or hobby nook.
Game Closet (Second Floor)
Just past the built-ins, there’s a dedicated game closet on the upstairs level as well. If your family loves board games or puzzles, this will keep clutter at bay and fun close at hand.
Upstairs Hallways
Wide upstairs hallways connect all these rooms, so even with a full house, there’s never a sense of crowding. The open rail and “open to below” design keep the loft feeling bright and connected to the main floor.
Each room in this home is designed to adapt as your needs change, with thoughtful extras like built-ins, walk-in closets, and flexible room options.
If you’re hosting a big holiday, craving a quiet work-from-home spot, or just want to stretch out in the sunshine, this layout gives you choices.
There’s a sense of timeless comfort here, and the modern touches mean you never have to choose between style and function.
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