There’s something unmistakably inviting about a modern farmhouse with a wraparound porch and a fresh white exterior.
This home takes that charm and brings it to life across two levels, with 5 bedrooms, a variety of flexible spaces, and over 4,000 square feet that balance open gathering areas with private retreats.
Every corner feels carefully planned for everyday living, connection, and a few surprises that make it stand out.
I’d love to walk you through it, starting at the wide porch and exploring every room and level together.
Specifications:
- 4,058 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch (Main Entry)
Even before you enter, the porch wraps nearly the entire front and sides of the house.
With crisp white siding, sturdy posts, and plenty of shaded corners, this spot naturally extends your living space outdoors.
You can enjoy your coffee in the morning or relax with friends in the evening.
There’s plenty of space to spread out, and right away, the porch gives the home a welcoming, comfortable feel.
Foyer
As you come inside, you find yourself in a spacious foyer. Natural light streams in from the sidelights, and the open concept lets you see straight through to the main living spaces.
There’s room here to greet guests, drop your bag, or even set down a bench for muddy boots after a walk outside.
The entryway creates a sense of arrival while staying relaxed and unfussy.
Dining Room
Just off the foyer, the dining area is large enough for a big table. The open layout makes it easy to picture family dinners or a festive holiday meal.
I like how it connects directly to both the living room and kitchen, letting conversation flow easily.
With the porch just outside, you could even throw open the doors for indoor-outdoor gatherings.
Living Room
Past the dining table, the space opens up into a vaulted-ceiling living room. The nearly 20-foot length makes the room impressive, and the classic farmhouse fireplace is a true centerpiece.
Oversized windows invite in views of the green lawn and gardens, and the open sightlines to the kitchen give the whole space a connected feel.
This is where you can relax with a good book or settle in on chilly evenings by the fire.
Kitchen
The kitchen delivers both function and beauty. Long stretches of white marble counters and a farmhouse sink under three big windows make this a bright, cheerful place to prep meals.
Brass hardware and a matte gold faucet add warmth and style. The island at the center is perfect for breakfast or snacks, and there’s enough space for several cooks at once.
I think families or anyone who loves entertaining will appreciate this setup.
Pantry
Directly behind the kitchen, there’s a walk-in pantry. It’s spacious enough to store groceries, small appliances, or all your baking supplies.
This area keeps clutter hidden while staying easily accessible.
Mudroom
Head down a side hallway to the mudroom. It’s long and practical, featuring storage along the walls, hooks for coats, and a bench for putting on boots.
With direct access from both the garage and covered porch, it’s perfect for handling muddy shoes or bags after time outdoors.
Laundry hookups are located here too, keeping messes away from the main living areas.
Garage
The garage opens right into the mudroom, so you can bring in groceries or sports gear easily no matter the weather.
There’s room for multiple vehicles and still plenty of storage along the sides. Bikes, tools, or even a workbench would all fit here.
Office
Near the mudroom entry, you’ll find a dedicated office. Located away from the main living spaces, this room gives you a quiet spot for video calls or focused work.
You could also use it as a study or hobby room, depending on what suits you best.
The view out to the porch keeps the space feeling open and bright.
Guest Bedroom
Not far from the office is a guest bedroom. I like how it’s on the main floor but set apart just enough to offer both convenience and privacy.
There’s a closet and easy access to a full bathroom just across the hall, making it comfortable for overnight visitors.
Bath 2
The second bathroom on the main floor sits between the guest bedroom and the hallway, serving both areas. It’s a full bath, perfect for guests or anyone who needs quick access from the front of the house.
Powder Room
A powder room is located off the mudroom hall, ideal for anyone coming in from outside or the garage. If you have kids or host lots of gatherings, having this extra bath in just the right spot can really make life easier.
Safe Room
One surprise in this home is the safe room, discreetly located in the interior hall.
You can use it for secure storage or as a storm shelter. I think it’s a valuable feature, giving you extra security.
Its location near the pantry and closets keeps it within reach but out of main sightlines.
Master Suite Entry
Heading toward the back of the home, you’ll find a private entry hall that leads to the master suite.
This separation from the busy living areas gives the bedroom a true sense of retreat.
There’s a small nook labeled “Guns” for secure storage, which could easily be repurposed for other valuables.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom feels welcoming as soon as you enter. It features a vaulted ceiling and large windows overlooking the back porch.
Privacy is a strong point here, and you can slip out to the covered porch for quiet mornings or stargazing at night.
The fireplace in the living room is placed to add a cozy backdrop, even from this space.
Master Bath
In the master bath, you’ll see a walk-in shower, double vanities, and a soaking tub.
It’s spacious but never feels overwhelming, and the window placement offers both light and privacy.
The whole atmosphere is calm and spa-like. I think most people will love having such a relaxing spot to unwind.
Master Closet
Connected directly to the bathroom, the walk-in closet gives you space for both hanging clothes and storage shelves. It links right back into the master suite’s private hall, with plenty of room for all your seasonal wardrobes or a small dressing area.
Hallway and Storage
As you head back to the main hallway, you’ll find several storage closets. These are perfect for linens, coats, or cleaning supplies, making everything easy to reach without cluttering the main rooms.
Staircase and Upstairs Hall
Let’s go upstairs, where the home’s layout really shines for family life or guests. The staircase is located near the mudroom and main hall, so you have direct access to the upper level.
Loft (Upstairs)
At the top of the stairs, a loft opens up—a flexible space that could become a play area, reading nook, or spot for movie nights. The open railing lets you look down to the foyer, keeping the upstairs visually connected to the main floor.
Bedroom 3
To one side of the hall, Bedroom 3 has a generous footprint and a walk-in closet. The private feel and close proximity to the upstairs bath make it ideal for an older child or teen who wants a bit of personal space.
Bedroom 4
Next door, Bedroom 4 is similar in size and features to Bedroom 3, with its own walk-in closet and easy access to another full bath. Large windows bring in lots of light, and the view stretches out over the side yard and porch.
Bedroom 5
Down the hall, Bedroom 5 is a bit smaller but still roomy. Located in the corner, it offers more privacy and its own closet.
I can imagine this room working well as a guest space, nursery, or even a dedicated hobby room, depending on your needs.
Upstairs Baths
There are two full bathrooms upstairs, each positioned to serve the bedrooms easily. One is close to Bedrooms 3 and 4, while the other serves Bedroom 5 and the rest of the hall.
This setup helps avoid morning traffic jams and gives everyone their own space.
Linen Closet
Between the bathrooms, a linen closet is built in for towels and bedding. This simple feature saves trips up and down the stairs and keeps essentials close by.
Hall and Attic Spaces
The upstairs hall links all the bedrooms and baths, with attic storage spaces at each end.
These spots are great for storing seasonal decorations, luggage, or anything else you want tucked away but easily accessible.
I find these practical storage solutions help the home run smoothly.
Upstairs Loft (Rear)
At the far end of the upper level, you’ll discover a larger loft space above the garage.
This room is wide open with a lower ceiling, perfect for a home theater, gym, or creative studio.
Since it’s set apart from the bedrooms, you can make noise or spread out without bothering anyone.
Storage Room
Connected to the loft is a storage room—just right for sports equipment, out-of-season clothes, or anything you want stored but not forgotten. Because it’s linked to the loft, you could also turn it into a mini workshop or organized hobby closet.
Outdoor Covered Porches (Rear and Side)
Back downstairs, the covered porches that wrap around the side and rear of the home are easy to love.
With several access points from inside, these outdoor spaces truly extend your living areas. Picture breezy summer dinners or quiet afternoons reading in the shade.
The brick chimney on the rear porch could be the starting point for outdoor grilling or a future firepit.
Every inch of this modern farmhouse is designed for real life. You’ll find flexibility, privacy, and plenty of ways to adapt the home as your needs change.
I especially enjoy the practical details, like the storage options and flexible rooms, that make everyday routines easier and special moments even more memorable.
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