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There’s something instantly inviting about a Northwest-style home, especially when you spot that wide front porch and the chunky wood columns anchored in stone.
As you walk up, the low-pitched rooflines and olive-toned siding set a relaxed lodge mood.
This house doesn’t just look good from the curb. It promises space for both big gatherings and quiet moments, spread across multiple levels.
With 4 bedrooms and over 4,300 square feet, every part of this home feels made for living, not just admiring.
Specifications:
- 4,339 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porte Cochere
Before you even get inside, you’re greeted by the porte cochere. This covered drive-through adds a practical touch and makes a great first impression.
It keeps you dry while unloading groceries or welcoming friends. I think this feature really captures the Northwest tradition of blending style with utility.
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As you move under the porte cochere, you’ll arrive at the main front entry, which is set up for an easy transition indoors.
Foyer
Step through the front door and the foyer opens up with tall ceilings and a sense of space.
The flow here feels natural, drawing you forward instead of boxing you in. On one side, doors lead to the office, and straight ahead, your attention is pulled to the vaulted great room.
If you appreciate a welcoming first impression, this foyer definitely delivers.
Office
Just off the foyer, the office is set up for privacy. With a generous window, this space feels light and open—perfect for focused work, a library, or a reading room.
The location is smart: you’re near the entry but separated from the main living areas.
I’ve noticed this setup works well for anyone who needs to balance home life with a bit of productivity.
Vaulted Great Room
At the center of the home, the vaulted great room makes a strong statement. It’s anchored by a fireplace and surrounded by big windows that fill the space with natural light.
The soaring ceiling creates that classic mountain lodge atmosphere. I can easily picture everyone gathered here, whether it’s a cozy evening or a lively holiday.
The great room connects directly to both the dining area and the outdoor living spaces, so you’re always close to the action.
Vaulted Master Suite
Off the great room, the master suite offers a true retreat. The vaulted bedroom is spacious and has a private connection to a spa bath.
I like how the designer placed the master suite away from the other bedrooms, giving you a sense of privacy that’s hard to beat.
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The bathroom features a double vanity, large shower, soaking tub, and direct access to a walk-in closet.
Everything is set up for calm mornings and easy routines.
Master Bath and Spa
Inside the master bath, you’ll find carefully planned amenities. There’s a dedicated spa area for relaxing at the end of the day.
The layout gives you both space and function, with a soaking tub and a spacious walk-in shower.
With storage shelves and easy access to the closet, daily routines feel smooth and organized.
Shelves and Linen Closet
Near the master area, extra built-in shelves and a linen closet come in handy. If you’re always running out of space for towels or bedding, these storage spots are a small but meaningful bonus.
Dining Room
The dining room sits just off the great room and handles both everyday meals and special occasions.
You’ll notice how the space connects to the porch for easy transitions to outdoor dining.
There’s plenty of room for a large table, and I think the open connection to the kitchen and living area makes hosting feel effortless.
Kitchen and Pantry
Toward the front of the house, the kitchen is set up for serious cooks and busy families alike.
There’s a large pantry close by, so storage is never a problem, and the layout keeps everything within reach.
The kitchen opens to the dining room, making serving and cleanup easier. If you like to stay involved with what’s happening while prepping dinner, this setup works well.
Porch
From the dining area, step out onto the covered porch. It’s perfect for a morning coffee or an evening read, sheltered from sun or rain.
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The porch also links directly to the outdoor living area, making it easy to move between indoor and outdoor spaces during summer barbecues or bigger gatherings.
Vaulted Outdoor Living
Out back, the vaulted outdoor living room brings the outdoors in. Here you’ll find a BBQ setup and space for lounging or dining.
The high ceiling and stone details reinforce the Northwest feel, while wide doors and windows bring in the view.
Even on cooler days, you can picture relaxing by an outdoor fire, surrounded by the sounds of the backyard.
Mudroom
Coming back into the home through the porch, you’ll pass through the mudroom. This practical area features benches, hooks, and built-in storage for messy boots and backpacks before anyone enters the main living spaces.
If you have kids or love outdoor adventures, this spot will quickly become a favorite.
The Main Level Floor Plan
On one side of the home, a private hallway leads to Bedrooms 2 and 3.
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Both have their own closet and share a full bath, including double sinks and storage shelves.
The way these bedrooms are grouped together adds privacy for guests or children, while still keeping everyone close to the main living spaces.
Shared Bath
The nearby bathroom serves both Bedroom 2 and Bedroom 3. With a double vanity and plenty of counter space, there’s room for busy mornings.
Built-in shelves help keep things tidy and organized.
Laundry
Just around the corner from the mudroom is the laundry area. It’s easy to access from the garage, bedrooms, or main living spaces.
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There’s counter space for folding and storage for supplies. I find that a convenient laundry layout like this really makes life simpler.
Mechanical Room
Moving toward the garage, you’ll spot the mechanical room. While it’s not the flashiest space, it’s essential for housing the home’s systems and utilities.
Placing it next to the garage keeps it close but keeps noise away from living areas.
Garage Bays 1 to 4
The garage stands out for anyone who needs storage or loves their vehicles. 4 separate bays give you space to park, store outdoor gear, or even set up a workshop.
Bay 1 is nearest to the mudroom, making it easy to bring in groceries or gear.
Bays 2, 3, and 4 stretch out for more vehicles, bikes, or tools. I’ve seen garages like this become hubs for hobbies just as much as for parking.
Upstairs Hall and Stairs
Head up the stairs from the mudroom and you’ll reach a central hallway that connects the upstairs rooms. The landing opens into a flexible area that could work for movie nights, gaming, or whatever you need.
Bedroom 4
At the end of the hall, Bedroom 4 offers a private space for guests, teens, or even a live-in relative.
There’s a closet and easy access to a full bath. I think separating this bedroom from the others is great if you want to give someone extra privacy.
Upstairs Bath
The upstairs bath is placed for easy access from Bedroom 4 or the upstairs living areas. The size and location make it work well for both guests and long-term residents.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Sitting/TV Room
The upstairs sitting or TV room is a comfortable spot for movies, gaming, or just hanging out. There’s enough space for a sectional or several comfy chairs, and I can see this being the go-to area for relaxing evenings or weekend marathons.
Alcove
Just off the sitting room is a charming alcove, labeled for a dart board. This could also be a home for a small game table, reading nook, or even a hobby corner.
The smaller scale makes it feel personal and inviting.
Billiard Room
At the far end of the upper floor, the billiard room gives you space for a pool table, plus plenty of natural light from windows.
A small deck off this room lets you enjoy fresh air between games. For anyone who loves to entertain, this area brings a fun and casual energy to the upstairs.
Deck
Step out from the billiard room onto the upstairs deck. It’s not huge, but it offers a fresh look at the backyard and a place to catch some sun or cool off.
Outdoor spaces like this add flexibility to your routine.
Attic
There’s also an attic on this upper floor. While it’s unfinished, it’s useful for off-season storage, holiday decorations, or anything you want to keep out of sight but easily accessible.
If you picture lively gatherings in the vaulted great room, peaceful mornings on the porch, or game nights upstairs, this Northwest-inspired home combines comfort and versatility across every level. Each room and space is carefully planned, blending local warmth with the style of a mountain retreat.
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