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Step up to this home and you know you’re in for something special. The exterior combines classic Southern charm with modern European touches, featuring pale stone, rustic wood, and striking black windows that practically invite the sun inside.
Lavender and hydrangea frame the walkway, hinting at the welcoming flow you’ll find throughout the house.
Inside, it’s all about open spaces, custom details, and a layout that just feels easy to live in.
Whether you’re hosting a lively family gathering or enjoying a quiet morning, you’ll find it adapts to your needs.
Specifications:
- 2,817 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch and Entry Hall
Arriving at the front, you’re greeted by a neat covered porch that’s just wide enough for a bench or a pair of chairs—perfect for sipping coffee and chatting with neighbors.
Step inside to a bright entry hall that immediately opens up the home. Natural light streams in, bouncing off the wide plank floors.
There’s room for a slim console table, ideal for tossing your keys or adding a bit of personal flair.
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Looking ahead, you can see into the airy great room, but I want to pause here because the entry really does set a warm, organized tone for the rest of the floor plan.
Great Room
Walk straight ahead and you land in a space that feels both grand and cozy at the same time.
The great room features a lofty vaulted ceiling with exposed wood beams, and an oversized arched window floods the room with light.
At the center, a stone fireplace creates a relaxing atmosphere. Two sofas and an armchair are arranged to make conversation easy or for curling up with a good book.
The backyard view extends through those tall windows, making the space feel even more expansive.
I think you’ll love how this room works for everything from entertaining friends to movie nights with family.
Dining Room
Connected directly to the great room, the dining area blends style with function. The vaulted ceiling continues here, and another wall of tall, black-framed windows keeps the space bright and open.
A long, rustic wooden table sits at the center, easily seating eight—a great setup for big holiday dinners or casual brunches.
I like how the designers kept it visually open, and the area rug and a standout china cabinet help ground the space.
You can move easily from here to the kitchen, so serving meals is always simple.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits just off the dining room and truly brings everyone together. The long, open layout centers around a large island that’s perfect for meal prep, quick breakfasts, or letting kids do homework while you cook.
Light beige cabinets, black handles, and a marble-look backsplash give the space a modern yet warm feel.
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Glass pendants and matching wood floors tie everything together. There’s plenty of storage, double ovens for serious cooks, and a big window over the sink with views of the backyard.
If you enjoy cooking or entertaining, I think you’ll appreciate how functional and stylish this kitchen is.
Pantry
Next to the kitchen, there’s a spacious walk-in pantry. Shelving wraps around, giving you plenty of room for bulk groceries and those appliances you only use for special occasions.
The walk-in design keeps kitchen counters clear and makes it easy to stay organized. I always notice how much more manageable daily life feels with a well-located pantry like this one.
Laundry Room
Just off the kitchen and next to the garage entry, the laundry room is set up for efficiency.
There’s enough space to handle several loads at once, with plenty of floor area for sorting and folding.
A utility sink and overhead cabinets keep things practical and tidy. Having this room near the garage makes it easy to drop off sports gear or gardening clothes without tracking mess through the house.
Half Bath
Close to the entry hall and kitchen, there’s a convenient half bath. It’s perfectly placed for guests, so no one has to wander into the private areas of your home.
There’s space for a statement mirror and some artwork, adding a little extra style for visitors.
Hallway
As you move down the hallway off the entry, you’ll see how it separates the main living spaces from the bedrooms. Doors lead to different rooms, but the central location keeps everything feeling connected instead of closed off.
Primary Suite
At the end of the hallway, the primary suite truly feels like its own retreat.
The vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling and oversized windows make the room feel bright, open, and calming.
A four-poster bed anchors the space, with dark wood nightstands on either side. There’s enough room for a cozy bench or a pair of lounge chairs—a great spot for reading or unwinding at the end of the day.
The garden views out the windows add a sense of serenity you’ll appreciate each morning.
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Primary Bath
Step into the primary bath and you’ll find a spa-like getaway. There’s generous floor space and large windows that keep it feeling fresh and airy.
A freestanding soaking tub sits beneath one window, perfect for a relaxing bath. The double vanities are on opposite sides, so each person has their own space.
A glass-enclosed shower with marble-patterned tile brings a touch of luxury. I think this might be the kind of bathroom you’ll actually want to spend time in.
Primary Suite Walk-In Closet
Connected to the primary bath is a walk-in closet with impressive width and length, providing plenty of hanging space, shelves, and even room for a dresser or shoe rack. Everything is within easy reach, and the smooth flow from bedroom to bath to closet is something I really appreciate in a well-planned home.
Bedroom 2
Just down the hall from the primary suite, Bedroom 2 sits in its own private spot.
Thanks to the tall ceiling and large window, the room feels open but still cozy.
There’s space for a queen bed, a desk, or even a reading chair near the window.
You can use this room as a guest bedroom, a child’s room, or even a home office—the proportions work well for any of those options.
Bath 2
Next to Bedroom 2, Bath 2 has a simple, functional layout. You’ll find a tub and shower combo, a wide vanity, and storage for linens.
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The finishes match the rest of the home for a consistent, clean look. For families, having a bathroom so close to both the bedroom and garage is a huge help during busy mornings.
Hallway to Garage and Mechanical Closet
Beyond the laundry room, a hallway leads to the two-car garage. The hall is wide enough for a mudroom bench or a row of hooks for coats and backpacks.
At the end, the mechanical closet and water closet are set off to the side, keeping all the home’s systems out of sight.
2 Car Garage
The garage is oversized, with room for two cars plus extra storage for bikes, lawn equipment, or even a workshop area. Direct access to the house makes bringing in groceries or sports gear a breeze, and there’s plenty of space if you have more than one vehicle.
Bedroom 3
Crossing to the other side of the home, you pass the great room to reach Bedroom 3.
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This room is similar in size and shape to Bedroom 2, with its own closet and a large window.
The flexible layout makes it perfect for a child’s room, a guest space, or a home office.
The natural light in here creates a cheerful, welcoming vibe.
Bedroom 4
Next to Bedroom 3 is Bedroom 4, which shares the same bright feel. There’s a full closet and enough room for a bed, dresser, and maybe a reading nook.
Having two bedrooms side by side works well for siblings or guests, giving everyone both shared space and privacy.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Bathroom 3
Serving Bedrooms 3 and 4, Bathroom 3 is located off the shared hallway. It features a tub and shower combo, a wide vanity, and everything you need for fast mornings or winding down at night.
The finishes keep the look unified with the rest of the home, and the location makes access easy for everyone.
Covered Porch
Step out from the dining or great room and you’ll find the covered porch. This outdoor space stretches nearly the width of the house and features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams that echo the living areas inside.
There’s lots of space for an outdoor dining set or a row of lounge chairs.
From here, you can look over the garden and pool area, making it a favorite spot for dinners outside or relaxing at sunset.
The transition from indoors to outdoors feels natural because of the matching design and wide doors.
Outdoor Kitchen
In one corner of the porch, the built-in outdoor kitchen comes with a grill, storage, and generous counter space.
It’s ready for summer barbecues or outdoor parties. You can prep, cook, and serve everything right here, making entertaining guests easy and fun.
Pool Bath
Just off the covered porch and near the pool, the pool bath keeps wet feet from tracking into the main house.
There’s a simple shower, sink, and toilet—everything you need to clean up after a swim or a day in the garden.
I wish more homes included a feature like this because it’s so practical and helps keep the rest of the house clean.
From the welcoming entry to the light-filled great room, the well-planned bedrooms, and the inviting outdoor spaces, every area of this home is designed for real life.
I think you’ll find the layout works just as well for quiet mornings as it does for lively gatherings.
The rooms flow naturally from one to the next, making both daily routines and special occasions feel comfortable and easy.
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