The moment you spot this home from the street, you get that sense of Mediterranean grandeur—broad, two-story facade, creamy stucco, and terracotta tiles gleaming under the sun.
The entry welcomes you with its symmetry and inviting walkway, hinting at the spaciousness inside.
Step through those double front doors and you’re greeted by a home that’s designed to handle everything: big family gatherings, quiet mornings, lively evenings with friends, and plenty of private corners to unwind.
The multi-level layout opens up new surprises on each floor, making this a home to explore, not just pass through truly.
Specifications:
- 4,853 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Stoop and Entry
You arrive at the covered stoop, which offers just enough space to pause before stepping inside.
The double glass entry doors immediately set an airy, welcoming tone.
Inside, the foyer feels open and bright, with a two-story ceiling making everything feel grand but not overwhelming.
A sculptural iron railing curves up the staircase, while warm wood floors and a welcoming console table set the scene.
This spot is perfect for greeting guests, dropping bags, or simply standing back and taking in the sightlines through the house.
Pantry and Main Hall
Just off the entry, you’ll find a large walk-in pantry. Easy access from both the kitchen and entry means bringing in groceries is a breeze.
I appreciate how this setup keeps clutter out of the main kitchen area, letting you store everything from bulk snacks to extra dinnerware right where you need it.
Powder Room
Tucked beside the pantry, the powder room is conveniently positioned for both family and visitors.
This small but functional space means guests never need to wander far from the main areas, and the placement ensures privacy.
Kitchen
Coming around the corner, the kitchen feels like the central hub of activity. There’s plenty of elbow room around the wide central island, which is big enough for meal prep, casual breakfasts, or even homework time.
Light wood cabinetry, patterned tile backsplash, and exposed ceiling beams give it a cozy, lived-in vibe.
Five cushioned stools line the island, making it easy to chat with friends or keep an eye on family while you whip up dinner.
The flow between the kitchen and great room makes entertaining feel effortless.
Mud Room and Bench/Lockers
Right off the kitchen, the first of two mud rooms appears. You’ll notice built-in benches and lockers to handle all the daily gear—bags, boots, and coats.
This is the kind of detail that keeps the rest of the house neat, and I think it’s a must-have for busy families.
The mud room leads directly out to one side of the double garage, making it a practical entry point after errands or outdoor play.
Office
Moving further along, the office sits quietly in a corner overlooking the front yard. Large windows let in plenty of daylight, while a built-in desk and shelving offer space for work or study.
The location is ideal: close enough to the action, but with just enough separation for focused tasks.
Subtle wallpaper and personal touches like brass sconces anchor the space and give it warmth.
Dining Room
The dining room opens up off the kitchen, framing a sunny view through floor-to-ceiling windows.
The cathedral ceiling gives the room a sense of occasion, but it still feels comfortable for daily meals.
A light wood table surrounded by translucent chairs sits beneath a sculptural brass chandelier, and the connection to the covered patio means you can easily expand your gathering outdoors when the weather is right.
Covered Patio (Dining Side)
Step straight from the dining room onto a covered patio. The wide layout encourages you to enjoy afternoon breezes or late-night dinners outside.
There’s room for plenty of seating, whether you’re hosting a crowd or just enjoying a peaceful coffee in the morning sun.
Great Room
You’ll find the great room at the center of the main level, anchored by soaring two-story ceilings and a dramatic wall of windows.
Natural light pours in, making the space feel even larger.
Cozy sofas and textured poufs group around a round wooden coffee table, while built-in cabinets provide storage and display for books or art.
I love how the room can shift from quiet afternoons with a book to lively evenings full of conversation.
The flow to both the patios and kitchen makes this room the social hub for the whole house.
The flow to both the patios and kitchen makes this room the social hub for the whole house.
Master Suite Entry
Past the great room, a private hallway leads to the master suite. The separation from the main living spaces gives it a retreat-like feel. Linen closets along the way offer easy storage for bedding and towels—always handy and never out of place.
Master Bedroom (Mbr.)
Step into the master bedroom and you’re immediately welcomed by light pouring through a large window.
The room feels spacious and serene, thanks to soft tones and simple finishes.
I think the woven rattan bed and subtle wallpaper keep it relaxed, not stuffy. Direct access to the bathroom means your morning routine stays smooth and private.
Master Bath and Closet
The master bath is a highlight: a freestanding tub sits against a dramatic stone accent wall, with geometric tile and brass fixtures adding a hint of luxury.
There’s a double vanity, a roomy shower, and plenty of built-in storage.
The walk-in closet is thoughtfully tucked in, making it easy to get ready without cluttering up the bedroom.
It’s a comfortable, private suite that feels like it was designed for lingering.
Mud Room and Laundry (Main Floor)
On the opposite end of the master suite, you’ll find another mud room. This one includes a “Catch-All” area—perfect for sorting mail, dropping off keys, or handling those little everyday tasks that often pile up near the door.
The laundry room is conveniently nearby, making it easy to handle chores without crossing the whole house.
Guest Suite / Flex Room
Near the master suite and main mud room, you’ll also spot a flexible bedroom and bath setup.
While the labeled space is “Bedroom,” it could easily serve as a guest room, in-law suite, or even a quiet home gym.
The attached bath is roomy, with double vanities and a walk-in shower. A linen closet in the hall keeps it practical.
Garage Access
Each side of the home features its own attached garage, each with enough room for two vehicles and extra storage.
This setup keeps things symmetrical and provides ample space for both cars and all the gear that comes with family living—bikes, gardening tools, and more.
Stairs and Upstairs Landing
The curved staircase in the foyer leads you up to the second level, where the open railings and double-height ceiling make everything feel bright and connected.
The stairwell splits the upper floor into two wings—one for bedrooms, one for extra living and utility spaces.
Loft
At the top of the stairs, the loft opens up with a view down to the great room below.
This spot is versatile—a hangout for kids, a secondary lounge, or even a reading nook.
The open feeling up here means you’re never too far from the action downstairs, but you still have room to spread out.
Bedroom 2 (Br. 2)
Heading to the right, Bedroom 2 sits at the front corner. It’s generously sized with a walk-in closet and its own private bath. The bath has a large vanity, a separate toilet area, and a shower, making it ideal for an older child or a live-in guest.
Bedroom 3 (Br. 3)
Around the corner, Bedroom 3 is even more spacious and bright, with windows on two walls.
Like its neighbor, it has a walk-in closet and a private en-suite bath, which is great for privacy and comfort.
I think teens or visiting family would love having their own suite up here.
Bedroom 4 (Br. 4)
On the other side of the loft, Bedroom 4 sits quietly in the opposite front corner.
Another walk-in closet, a desk alcove, and its own bath make this room feel like a mini-apartment.
The setup is ideal for a child who needs a study space or for guests who prefer a little more independence.
Bedroom 5 (Br. 5)
Bedroom 5 is tucked at the back, with just as much space as the others.
A walk-in closet, direct access to a full bath, and lots of light make it comfortable and private.
The location away from the stairs keeps it quiet—a small but noticeable benefit for sleep.
Shared Bath (Upper Level)
Between Bedrooms 4 and 5, there’s a full bath with a double vanity and separate shower, making mornings move quickly even with a full house.
A linen closet nearby keeps towels and supplies neatly stashed.
Laundry and Folding Area (Upstairs)
One of my favorite details is the second laundry area on this level. You’ll find a washer, dryer, and a folding counter right in the hall—no more dragging hampers up and down stairs.
For big families or long-term guests, this convenience makes a huge difference.
Mechanical Room and Linen Storage
A mechanical room near Bedroom 5 keeps utilities tucked out of sight, while multiple linen closets throughout the upper floor make it easy to keep things organized and close at hand.
Covered Patios (Outdoor Living)
Both sides of the home open to covered patios. The one off the dining room is perfect for alfresco meals, and the other off the master suite invites quiet mornings or evening lounging.
Wicker armchairs, clean lines, and plenty of sunlight mean these patios are ready for everything from solo coffee breaks to big outdoor celebrations.
Every corner of this home feels like it’s been planned for both everyday life and life’s special moments.
The multiple levels offer a sense of privacy for everyone, but the open sightlines and shared areas make it easy to come together.
With its thoughtful blend of indoor comfort and outdoor living, there’s always another space waiting to be enjoyed.
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