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Walking up to this home, you immediately notice the blend of classic comfort and crisp, modern style.
It’s the kind of place that looks impressive but still feels genuinely inviting. Sunlight pours in, and every space feels intentionally arranged.
With two levels and 3560 square feet, there’s more here than you might expect at first glance.
You get wide-open entertaining spaces, private retreats, and some fun extras that make daily life feel special.
I’m excited to walk you through the layout, room by room, and show you how it all works together.
Specifications:
- 3,560 Heated S.F.
- 2-4 Beds
- 2.5-3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch
From the street, the front porch welcomes you. The broad covered area is perfect for comfortable chairs and morning coffee, or relaxed evenings as the sun sets.
You’ll notice a touch of farmhouse character, but with fresh finishes. Both the main entry and a secondary porch are accessible from here, which is great for welcoming guests or enjoying a breezy afternoon.
Entry
When you enter, the foyer opens up with high ceilings and a clear view of the main living spaces ahead.
There’s a real sense of spaciousness here, but it still feels warm. Art niches offer a place to display your favorite pieces, making the entry personal right from the start.
Office
Just off the entry, there’s a good-sized office. This space is ideal if you work from home.
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There’s enough room for a full desk and maybe a small seating area, and the natural light keeps things bright.
Since it’s near the front, you get a sense of separation from the main living areas, but it’s still easy to get to if you need a quick break.
Living Room
Keep going and you’ll find the living room, which stands out thanks to its coffered ceiling and molding details.
The room feels grounded and welcoming. It connects easily to the other main spaces, so it works just as well for casual lounging as it does for hosting friends.
I like how the open plan lets conversations flow naturally from the kitchen to the living area.
Dining
Right next to the living room is the dining area, placed perfectly between the kitchen and the main gathering space.
The open design makes it easy to host big groups. You can picture everything from holiday meals to quick weeknight dinners here, and the layout keeps things both practical and social.
Kitchen
The kitchen is truly at the heart of the main floor. There’s a generous island with ample prep space and seating.
I really appreciate that the designer included a wet bar and a walk-in pantry just around the corner.
This setup means cooking feels connected and organized, especially since you can see into the sunroom and patio from here.
Sun Room
At the back of the house, the sunroom offers a peaceful retreat. Vaulted ceilings and thick beams add character, and daylight pours in from the backyard.
This space is perfect for curling up with a book or hosting brunch on a rainy day.
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There’s even an option for a stone fireplace, which would make it especially cozy during cooler months.
Patio
From the sunroom, you step directly onto a broad patio that links indoor and outdoor living.
The layout works well for al fresco dining or relaxing on weekends. There’s flexibility here for grilling in the evening or enjoying peaceful mornings with a cup of coffee.
Guest Room
Moving back toward the front, you’ll find a private guest suite. The room is spacious and features a coffered ceiling, so visitors feel truly welcome.
The guest bath is right next door, creating a comfortable and private area for overnight guests.
Guest Bath
The guest bath sits just outside the guest room, offering a full suite for visitors. This setup means guests have plenty of space without feeling like they’re intruding on your family areas.
Hall and Elevator
A central hallway connects these main spaces. One feature I find especially clever is the elevator—it adds versatility for all ages, and you don’t often see this in a home with this style and size.
Pantry
The walk-in pantry is located conveniently off the kitchen. There’s enough room for everything from party platters to daily groceries, which helps keep the kitchen clutter-free.
Mud Room
Head toward the garage and you’ll find a mudroom that’s both practical and perfectly placed.
There’s space for shoes and coats, plus it’s right next to a powder room. This is really handy for quick cleanups after outdoor chores or coming in from bad weather.
Powder Room
The powder room is just beside the mudroom and laundry, making it easy for guests to access from the garage and main living spaces. I like how this keeps visitors from having to walk through private areas.
Laundry
One of my favorite features is the pass-through laundry that connects directly to the master closet.
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You can move clothes straight from the dryer to the closet without passing through a hallway.
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There’s also a dedicated spot for a dog bath, which is perfect for pet owners.
Master Bedroom
At the back of the home, the master bedroom provides privacy and space to unwind.
Oversized windows offer views of the patio, and you feel nicely separated from the rest of the house.
I think the designer created a genuine retreat here.
Master Closet
The master closet is accessible from the bedroom, with direct entry to the laundry area.
There’s plenty of hanging and shelf space, so you won’t run out of storage. Organizing your things is simple, making mornings a bit easier.
Hallway and Additional Garage Access
A short hallway links the mudroom, powder room, laundry, and master suite. This creates a functional core to the home.
There’s also direct entry to both garage spaces from here.
Garage 1 and Garage 2
The garages are split into two separate areas. Garage 1 is right off the mudroom and fits two vehicles, with optional cabinet space for extra storage.
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Garage 2 sits off to the side, providing space for another car or a workshop.
Having both garages makes it easier to store vehicles, gear, and hobby supplies.
Back Porch
Don’t miss the small porch near the mudroom. It’s ideal for quick trips outside with the dog or carrying groceries straight in from the car.
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These little features make everyday routines smoother.
Stairs and Elevator to Lower Level
From the mudroom, you can choose either the stairs or the elevator to reach the lower level, where a whole new living zone opens up.
Recreation Room
Downstairs, the recreation room spans most of the central area. It’s spacious and ready for anything, from movie nights to a home bar or game tables.
Family and friends can really spread out here. The room is large enough to create separate zones, so everyone finds their own favorite spot.
Exercise Room
Just off the recreation area, there’s a dedicated exercise room. This space works for yoga, weights, or a treadmill.
Big windows keep the area bright, making workouts feel less like a chore.
Patio (Lower Level)
Double doors from the exercise room lead out to a secondary patio. This spot is perfect for cooling down after a workout, or just enjoying some fresh air.
The yard extends naturally from here, making outdoor entertaining simple on both levels.
Bedrooms B1 and B2
In a private wing downstairs, you’ll discover two additional bedrooms. Each room is spacious, with large windows and full closets.
I really like how these bedrooms are set apart from the main activity area, giving guests or older kids some independence.
Bath B1
A well-placed full bath serves both lower bedrooms. The layout offers convenience, with easy hallway access and enough privacy for extended stays.
Hidden Room
Behind one of the bedrooms, there’s a hidden room. This could be a secret playroom, a quiet reading nook, or secure storage.
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Both kids and adults will appreciate having a spot that’s a little out of the ordinary.
Powder Room (Lower Level)
There’s an extra powder room on this floor, located off the main hall near the exercise area. This way, guests don’t have to pass through bedrooms to freshen up, which keeps gatherings comfortable.
Finished Storage
Along the hallway, you’ll find a finished storage room. This area is ready for seasonal items, sports gear, or anything you need to tuck away.
Mechanical Room and Storage
The mechanical room sits near the center of the lower level, with even more storage lining the halls. You’ll find a place for tools, holiday décor, and everything that needs to be kept out of sight.
Unexcavated Areas
There are several large sections that remain unexcavated. These unfinished spaces offer possibilities for expansion down the line, or simply add to the sense of spaciousness and privacy between rooms.
This home stands out for its design and the thoughtful details that make daily life easier.
The way the spaces connect, the mix of privacy and gathering spots, and the combination of work, play, and rest areas make it easy to settle in and make it your own.
If you’re looking for quiet corners to focus or wide-open rooms for hosting, there’s a place for every need and every moment here.
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