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If you’re looking for a home that feels both inviting and distinctive, this contemporary Northwest design immediately stands out.
The two-level floor plan isn’t just about clean lines and big windows. It’s really focused on connecting each space to the outdoors and making sure rooms flow well together.
With 3 bedrooms spread across 2,829 square feet, you’ll have plenty of space for family life, as well as quiet corners when you need a break.
I’d love to walk you through this layout, room by room, and show you how it works in daily life.
Specifications:
- 2,829 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
The covered entry lets you shake off the rain before coming inside. You arrive in a foyer with a tall ceiling and a band of slim windows running up the staircase wall.
It’s bright and has a loft-like vibe, which makes the whole place feel welcoming. I especially like having the coat closet right here.
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It’s super convenient when you walk in with groceries or kids. The open view into the great room draws you further in, and you can already sense the openness that continues throughout the house.
Great Room
When you get to the great room, you’re greeted by a flood of natural light from a broad wall of windows.
The ceiling is high, giving everything an airy feel. Dark beams run across the top, adding warmth and tying in with the modern Northwest style.
A linear fireplace is set into built-in shelving, making it easy to picture cozy evenings or movie nights.
The room is wide enough for multiple seating areas, so you can set it up with a sectional, armchairs, or whatever you like.
Plus, you can see the backyard through the windows, so the connection to nature is always there.
Dining
The dining area is open to the great room, so meals always feel close to whatever’s happening in the living space.
There’s enough space for a long table—easily room for eight if you enjoy hosting. The mix of dark furniture and light wood floors keeps things modern but still warm.
Since the kitchen is right next door, you’re never far from the action when you’re having people over.
Sunlight from the back windows adds a soft glow, and the easy flow between dining, kitchen, and great room makes this the center of daily life.
Kitchen
Just a few steps from the dining table, the kitchen shows off the open concept design.
Sleek black cabinetry lines the back wall, and a large island sits in the center.
The island isn’t just extra counter space—it seats three, perfect for breakfast, homework, or a quick chat over coffee.
The waterfall edge detail looks great, and the stainless steel appliances blend in for a polished finish.
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Oversized windows let in tons of light, and since everything is close together, it’s easy to cook while keeping up with what’s happening in the rest of the house.
Covered Patio
Off the dining and kitchen area, a door opens to a covered patio. The roof extends outward, supported by slim columns that keep the look light and open.
This is a spot you can use all year. I can picture grilling in the summer or relaxing with something warm while watching the rain.
It’s simple to take a gathering outside thanks to the seamless transition, and the minimalist landscaping provides a clean view.
Study
To the right of the kitchen, you’ll find the study in its own private corner.
With a door and a bit of separation, this room is truly flexible. Set it up as a home office, a library, or a hobby room.
It’s just far enough from the main living areas for focus, but not so far that you feel isolated.
Windows here let in plenty of daylight, so even work-from-home days stay bright.
Powder Room
Just outside the study, there’s a powder room. Guests won’t have to wander through private spaces to find it, and it’s close to the main living areas for easy access.
The fixtures are modern and clean-lined, and the space feels compact without being cramped. I like that it’s located on this side of the house, so guests don’t need to pass by bedrooms or laundry.
Laundry
Next to the powder room, the laundry sits conveniently between the main living spaces and the 2-car garage.
There’s plenty of room for sorting and folding, plus space for storage. This area stays out of sight but is easy to reach.
You won’t need to carry laundry up and down stairs.
2-Car Garage
A door from the laundry leads right to the spacious 2-car garage. With a glass-paneled door and extra side space, it’s not just for cars.
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There’s room for bikes, tools, or even a workbench. I really appreciate this direct connection to the house, especially on rainy days.
1-Car Garage
On the other side of the home, the 1-car garage connects near the master suite.
This space is perfect for a classic car, workshop, or just extra storage. Because it’s removed from the main traffic areas, you can use it for whatever fits your needs best.
Master Suite
The master bedroom sits in its own private section, offering a true retreat. Vaulted ceilings and tall windows keep the room feeling open and full of light, while soft colors and plush carpet add comfort.
There’s space for a reading chair or even a small desk. Even though you’re set apart, you’re still close enough to the rest of the home.
I love how private and peaceful this area feels.
The Main Level Floor Plan
The master bath connects right to the bedroom and is long and well-designed. There are two separate vanities on opposite walls, so you’ll have your own space for getting ready.
At the far end, a spacious walk-in shower with tile accents brings in a modern touch.
The finishes here mix dark wood, creamy countertops, and light flooring. Everything feels crisp and spa-like, but it’s also practical for daily routines.
Master Closet
From the master bath, you walk directly into a huge walk-in closet. There’s space for built-in shelves, hanging rods, and maybe even a dressing bench.
Having the closet right beside the bathroom makes mornings easy, with everything organized and close by.
Coats Closet
Next to the foyer and great room, you’ll find a dedicated coat closet. It’s not huge, but it’s right where you need it for guests and family.
No more jackets piling up at the entry.
Pantry
Near the kitchen, you’ll find a walk-in pantry. Storage is generous, with shelves for staples and space for small appliances you want out of sight.
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It’s placed conveniently for unloading groceries straight from the garage and helps keep your counters clear.
Connecting Spaces
The layout between rooms feels smooth and natural. Hallways are wide enough to move around easily, but there’s no wasted space.
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Each area transitions into the next without awkward gaps. I think this design works well for both busy mornings and relaxed evenings, with open places to gather as well as quiet spots to get away.
Staircase
In the center of the home, the open staircase rises with sleek cable railings and landings filled with light.
The double-height ceiling and upper windows draw daylight deep into the house, which keeps everything bright even on gray days.
Every time you go upstairs, this space feels special.
Upstairs Landing
At the top of the stairs, the upper landing gives you a great view of the great room below.
The open rail keeps everything feeling visual and connected, and it’s a nice spot to pause and take in the whole space.
I think this detail really adds to the sense of openness.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 is at the back of this floor and features a nice window view.
It’s just the right size for a child, guest, or even a second office. There’s space for a full bed, dresser, and a small desk if needed.
The closet is roomy enough for everyday needs.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 mirrors Bedroom 2 in size and layout, so it’s easy to set up for siblings or guests who want equal space.
The window brings in good light, and the closet is practical with no wasted corners.
If you’ve ever dealt with kids arguing over room sizes, this solves the problem.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bath 2
Bath 2 sits between the two bedrooms and serves the upper floor. There’s a full-size tub and shower, as well as a nice vanity and storage for towels.
The finishes are modern but not over the top, so the room feels clean and welcoming for kids or guests.
Linen Closet
Right on the landing, the linen closet gives you space for extra bedding, towels, and all the usual upstairs essentials. It’s tucked away but close to the bathroom and bedrooms, so you don’t have to haul things up and down stairs.
Media Room
At the far end of the hall, the media room is a perfect spot for movie nights, video games, or just a quiet retreat.
It’s big enough for a sectional and a large TV, and because there aren’t any windows, you can keep it perfectly dark for a true theater experience.
I think this space adds a lot to the layout, giving families a dedicated spot for fun and relaxation.
Open to Below
One of the best features upstairs is how much of it is open to the great room below.
The sense of height and space is impressive, but the home still feels warm and inviting.
The upstairs always feels connected to the main level, with natural light coming in from every direction.
This home layout manages to be practical while still feeling a little awe-inspiring. Every detail, from the central staircase to the way each room flows, feels intentional.
I think this plan would work for hosting friends, raising a family, or setting up your own quiet work-from-home spot.
You’ll find spaces that adapt to your needs now, and for years down the road.
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