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It’s rare to find a mountain-inspired home that strikes the perfect balance between boldness and comfort, and I think this New American design really delivers.
The exterior greets you with its mix of stone, wood, and sweeping porches. Hints of warmth only deepen as you move inside, where over 5,562 square feet and a well-layered layout make each area feel both grand and inviting.
I’m excited to take you through this home, room by room, across both levels, so you can see how every space connects and brings its own surprises.
Specifications:
- 5,562 Heated S.F.
- 4-5 Beds
- 5.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
You arrive at the house via a covered front porch, wide enough for rocking chairs or a bench swing.
This space offers shelter in all weather, making it a welcoming spot to greet guests or watch a rainstorm.
Once you open the main door, you’re greeted by a spacious, light-filled entryway. There’s plenty of room to pause, take off your boots, and get your bearings.
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I like that this area feels open but still gives you a bit of privacy—not everyone is immediately looking into the main living areas, so you have a chance to settle in.
Great Room
After the entry, the home opens up into the great room, where soaring ceilings and massive windows fill the space with natural light and showcase mountain views.
A fireplace anchors the room, making it perfect for crisp evenings. The generous size gives you flexibility for arranging seating for cozy nights or bigger gatherings.
I love how this space connects easily to other parts of the house, yet still feels like its own destination.
Kitchen
Around the corner, the kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A large central island acts as both prep space and a place for casual meals or conversations.
This kitchen overlooks the great room and dining area, so you’re always part of the action when friends or family are around.
I especially appreciate how the pantry is located right behind the kitchen, providing extra storage without making you walk far for ingredients.
Pantry
The pantry is impressively spacious, with floor-to-ceiling shelving and a door just off the kitchen.
You’ll find it easy to keep everything organized and accessible. This setup helps the kitchen stay tidy, and the pantry feels more like a small room than a standard closet.
Dining
The dining area sits just beyond the kitchen, with windows framing views of the covered patio and backyard.
There’s room for a big family table, and I think the open flow makes it perfect for both casual meals and special gatherings.
Moving from the kitchen to the dining space is seamless, so serving and clearing dishes is a breeze.
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Depending on your style, this room could feel formal or relaxed.
Covered Patios
From the dining or great room, you can step directly onto the covered patios. These outdoor living spaces extend the home, with timber beams overhead and plenty of room for lounging or dining furniture.
The patios wrap around the back, creating shaded retreats for morning coffee or summer barbecues.
I can easily picture hosting gatherings here—guests can spread outdoors while still feeling connected to what’s happening inside.
Primary Bedroom
Located at one end of the main floor, the primary bedroom offers true privacy. Double doors open into a generous space with large windows framing views of the backyard.
There’s enough room for a reading nook or a private sitting area. I appreciate that this bedroom is set away from the main living spaces, so evenings here will feel quiet and restful.
Primary Bathroom
Directly connected to the primary bedroom, the primary bathroom is set up for comfort. There’s a soaking tub under the window, double vanities, and a separate walk-in shower.
The layout gives each person plenty of room to get ready in the morning. This space has a spa-like feel, making it a great place to relax at the end of the day.
Walk-In Closet (Primary Suite)
Through the bathroom, the walk-in closet offers ample storage for every season’s wardrobe. It’s deep, with room for custom shelving and lots of hanging space.
I like how it’s located right off the bathroom, which makes the morning routine smoother.
Guest Bedroom
Near the front of the house, the guest bedroom is ideal for visitors who want some separation from the main family spaces.
There’s a closet for storage and a full bath nearby. I notice this space could also work as an in-law suite or a main-level bedroom for anyone who prefers to avoid stairs.
Guest Bathroom
The guest bathroom is located just off the hallway, making it easy to access from both the entry and guest bedroom. It’s a full bath with a shower, vanity, and all the essentials, arranged in a streamlined layout.
Office
On the far side of the house, past the mudroom and kitchen, you’ll find a dedicated office.
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This room is bright, with large windows overlooking the yard, and it’s set apart from the busiest areas.
If you work from home or need a quiet space for paperwork, you’ll appreciate the separation here.
I think having a real workspace like this is a big plus for anyone with a busy schedule.
Mud Room
Connecting the garage to the kitchen, the mud room acts as a buffer zone. There’s bench seating for taking off boots, cubbies for bags, and hooks for coats.
This area is perfect for keeping everyday messes out of the main living spaces. If you have kids or pets, you’ll love having a spot to drop off gear before heading inside.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Right off the mud room is a storage room where you can stash seasonal decorations, sports gear, or anything you don’t want cluttering up the garage or closets. I always appreciate these bonus spaces, since they help the rest of the home stay organized.
Three-Car Garage
The attached three-car garage is split into two sections: a two-car bay and another spot that could fit more vehicles or serve as a workshop.
This size gives you room for cars, outdoor toys, and bikes, with extra space for projects.
Direct access to the mudroom keeps things practical, making it easy to bring in groceries or gear without tracking dirt through the house.
Elevator
One of the standout features is the elevator, located near the entry and staircase for easy access to both levels.
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If you ever need to move heavy items upstairs, or if accessibility is important, this feature makes the home much more adaptable down the road.
I think this adds real value and peace of mind.
Stairs
If you prefer stairs, you’ll find them wide and open, which makes going up to the second floor feel easy and connected to the rest of the home. The stairwell is naturally lit, adding a sense of openness as you move between floors.
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Now, let’s see what the upstairs has to offer.
Loft
At the top of the stairs is a spacious loft that overlooks the great room below.
This area feels open and airy, and it’s incredibly flexible. You could use it as a playroom, a second living area, or a study space.
Because it sits at the center of the upper level, it works well for gathering or relaxing away from the main floor.
Covered Deck
Off the loft, a covered deck expands your living space outdoors. This private spot overlooks the backyard and is perfect for getting fresh air without leaving the upper level.
I can imagine enjoying morning coffee or stargazing here.
Bedroom Three
Across the bridge from the loft, bedroom three is set in its own corner, creating a private retreat.
It has its own closet and easy access to a bathroom. Being at the end of the hall gives it extra privacy, which older kids or guests will appreciate.
Bathroom (Bedroom Three)
Serving bedroom three, this bathroom includes a shower, sink, and plenty of storage. It’s conveniently located for anyone staying in this part of the second floor.
Storage (Upper Level)
Next to the bathroom, you’ll find a storage space that’s handy for linens, games, or anything else needed upstairs.
Bedroom Four
On the other side of the loft, bedroom four is roomy and features double closets. Big windows let in lots of natural light, and it’s just a short walk to the bathroom or laundry.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bathroom (Bedroom Four and Five)
Bedroom four shares a full bath with bedroom five. The bathroom is divided so one person can use the shower while another uses the sink, helping to avoid morning traffic jams.
This setup is really practical for siblings or guests.
Bedroom Five
Just down the hall from bedroom four, bedroom five is nearly as large and comes with a walk-in closet.
There’s plenty of wall space for furniture or desks. I think this room could work as a second guest suite, a teen’s bedroom, or even a flexible spot for hobbies or crafts.
Laundry (Upper Level)
Located between the bedrooms, the laundry room means you won’t need to carry baskets up and down the stairs.
There’s space for sorting, folding, and extra storage. This upstairs laundry setup is a huge plus for busy households.
Open to Below
One of the best design touches is the “open to below” feature. From the loft and bridge, you can look down into the great room and entry foyer.
This brings in extra light and keeps the upstairs connected to what’s happening downstairs. It adds a sense of spaciousness while still feeling cozy.
Bridge
A bridge connects the two wings of the upper level, spanning over the main entry. This isn’t just a walkway—it creates visual interest and gives you a unique perspective on the home’s layout.
Finishing the tour, you really get a sense that every square foot is used with purpose.
The flow is clear, and more importantly, each space is designed to fit the rhythms of daily life.
Whether you’re hosting friends, relaxing, or finding a quiet corner, this home adapts to your needs and truly feels like it’s ready for you.
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