There’s something magnetic about a home that feels private in the mountains while still being fully connected to modern life.
This New American mountain house covers three levels and blends cozy lodge style with all the practical details you could want.
Picture wide porches, big welcoming spaces, and a layout that makes everyday living just a little bit easier.
I’ll walk you through every room and space, level by level, so you really get a sense of how this home lives.
Specifications:
- 6,762 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 6 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
You step under the covered porch and right into a foyer that sets the tone.
There’s a sense of formality, but nothing too stuffy. Coat closets flank the entry, and you have a clear view straight through to the great room.
Sunlight spills in from the sidelights. Guests know exactly where to go next without any confusion.
Great Room
Right off the foyer, the great room opens up with a vaulted ceiling, timber beams, and a bright, airy vibe.
The stone fireplace takes center stage, making this space perfect for relaxing or entertaining friends.
The exposed beams and columns bring in a rustic feel that fits a mountain setting.
I love how this area connects with the kitchen and dining room, which makes it easy for families to stay in touch, even when everyone is busy with their own activities.
Dining Room
Just a few steps away is the dining room. The space feels open and bright thanks to oversized windows along one wall that bring in lots of natural light and showcase the outdoor views.
The large wooden table and upholstered chairs ground the space, and a modern double-tiered chandelier adds a warm, welcoming glow.
This is the spot for holiday dinners or casual brunches. You can choose to eat indoors or step out to one of the covered outdoor spaces for al fresco meals.
Kitchen
The kitchen is just around the corner from the dining area. You’ll notice how open and practical it is, with a long island that seats five or six.
The blend of white cabinetry, rustic stone accents, and dark granite countertops strikes a cozy balance.
Pendant lights above the island add a soft touch, and there’s plenty of space for meal prep or a morning coffee chat.
All the appliances are close together, including the fridge, ovens, and cooktop, making everything simple to reach.
I really like the dedicated coffee bar area, which makes early mornings feel a bit more enjoyable.
Pantry
Directly behind the kitchen, you’ll find a pantry that’s surprisingly spacious and almost feels like a separate room.
There’s space for a second fridge and freezer, lots of shelving, and even a small prep counter.
This design keeps the main kitchen free from clutter and gives you an easy spot to stash bulk groceries and large appliances.
Outdoor Living
Step out from the dining room or great room and you’re on the outdoor living area.
This covered porch is huge, making it perfect for big gatherings or quiet afternoons watching the weather sweep across the mountains.
A vaulted ceiling overhead and a stone fireplace mean you can stay cozy even when it’s cold.
On one end, you’ll find a covered grilling area that lets you barbecue no matter the weather.
Covered Porches
Covered porches wrap around both the front and rear of the house, extending your living space outdoors.
There’s a smaller porch just off the foyer and a wide covered space in the back that connects easily to the main outdoor living area.
These porches are great for rocking chairs, enjoying a morning coffee, or leaving muddy boots behind after a hike.
Office
Back inside, the office sits just off the front entry, close to the garage. Big windows let in lots of natural light, and a built-in bench adds extra seating or storage.
You can close the door for privacy when working from home, but you’re never far from the main living spaces.
Laundry
Down the hall, the laundry room has everything you need: space for a washer and dryer, utility sink, dog shower, and storage for cleaning supplies. The bench and hanging area help keep things tidy, and it’s just a quick walk to the garage for unloading muddy gear or groceries.
Powder Room
A powder room sits between the kitchen and Bedroom 1, making it convenient for guests and everyday use. Its location offers privacy while still being close to the main areas, so no one has to search far.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 1 is at the front of the house, a great choice for guests who want a little distance from the main bedroom suite.
There’s a roomy closet and a big window looking out to the front porch. The adjacent full bath, right across the hall, is easy to access and feels almost like an en suite.
Bath (Bedroom 1)
This bathroom serves Bedroom 1 as well as the rest of the main floor. You’ll find a walk-in shower, wide vanity, and enough room to move around comfortably.
I appreciate how the designer placed it in a spot that keeps it close to the bedroom while still making it accessible from the hallway.
Storage
Right next to the bath and office is a storage room with shelving and a bench for coats or bags. This is the perfect spot to keep seasonal decorations or manage the overflow that comes with family life.
Master Suite Entry
Now, you move toward the more private area of the main level. The master suite is set apart from the other living spaces, giving you a true retreat.
Master Suite
The master suite is designed for calm and comfort. The bedroom is oversized, with room for a sitting area by the fireplace.
Natural light fills the space, and you have easy access to the back porch when you want some fresh air.
I notice the built-in niche for books or displays, which adds a personal touch.
Sitting Room (Master)
Connected to the master bedroom, the sitting room is a real bonus. A fireplace pass-through allows you to enjoy a cozy fire from both the bed and the sitting area.
I think this would be perfect for reading, late-night conversations, or unwinding at the end of the day.
Master Bath
The master bath feels like a luxury spa, with a free-standing tub, a large shower, separate vanities, and a built-in bench.
There’s plenty of storage for towels and products, and the space feels light and open.
I think the layout here does a great job of providing privacy without feeling isolated.
His and Hers Closets
The master bath connects to two separate walk-in closets. The “his” closet is spacious, while the “hers” closet stands out with an island for drawer storage and a drying bench.
These closets make it easy to keep things organized, and there’s never any need to compete for space.
3-Car Garage
From the laundry and main hallway, you’ll reach the 3-car garage. There’s plenty of room for vehicles and gear, with enough width for storage or even a workbench.
You can also access the staircase here that leads up to the guest suite and attic storage.
Upstairs Guest Suite
Head upstairs above the garage and you’ll find a full guest suite that feels private and removed from the main living areas.
The bedroom is spacious, includes its own closet, and has large windows overlooking the garage roof and side yard.
A private bath with a shower and a short hallway with built-in storage—benches, shelves, and a space for luggage—complete this suite.
Attic Storage
A door from the guest suite takes you to a long attic storage area above the garage.
This isn’t just any attic; it’s walkable, well-lit, and has built-in shelves along the walls.
I see this as a huge help for keeping things organized and out of the main living spaces.
Lower Level Entry
Back on the main level, take the stairs near the foyer down to the lower level. This whole floor gives you plenty of options—host a large group or just enjoy spreading out as a family.
Lower Den / Game Room Area
At the bottom of the stairs, you’ll arrive in a bright, open den that’s perfect for games, movies, or gatherings.
There’s space for a pool table, a big sectional, and a separate TV or play area.
Sliding doors open onto the lower covered porch, so it’s easy to move the party outside.
Kitchenette
Along one wall, the lower den features a full kitchenette with island seating, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, and pantry.
This is ideal for game nights, sleepovers, or keeping snacks handy during the big game.
I think families with teens or frequent guests will find this space really useful.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 is on this lower level, offering a quiet retreat away from the main floor.
It’s generously sized, with large windows for natural light and a double closet. It works well for older kids, long-term guests, or as a private in-law suite.
Bath (Lower Level)
Next to Bedroom 2 is a full bathroom with a wide vanity, linen storage, and a spacious shower. It’s convenient for both guests and anyone spending time in the lower level living areas.
Pool Bath & Lockers
This floor also has a pool bath and locker area near the lower garage and shop sink.
Swimmers can clean up before heading upstairs, and wet gear stays out of the main house.
That’s design that really suits active families.
Lower Level Garage
The lower garage is massive, with its own entry from outside. There’s a work sink and shop cabinet for projects, plus plenty of space for vehicles, boats, or outdoor toys.
You can keep anything from skis to kayaks here and still have room to move around.
Mech Room & Storage
Past the garage, you’ll find a mechanical room and extra storage area. These spaces stay out of sight, yet are easy to reach, so household systems stay organized and out of the way.
Safe Room
Along the back wall, there’s a safe room that’s windowless and secure. This space is ideal for weather emergencies or for storing valuables that need extra security.
Laundry (Lower Level)
There’s even a small laundry area on this floor, so you don’t have to haul clothes upstairs when you’re enjoying the game room or hosting guests.
Half Bath (Lower Level)
A half bath just off the kitchenette adds convenience for anyone hanging out downstairs.
Unfinished Basement
Off to the side, you’ll find a full unfinished basement space. You can use it for storage now or finish it later as a workshop, gym, or hobby area.
This is truly a blank slate for whatever you need.
Storage Room (Lower Level)
Another storage room near the stairs is perfect for seasonal gear or games. I like that this house never seems short on places to stash things.
Every level of this home connects easily, making daily life simpler and special occasions more memorable.
You can gather in the open great room, take in mountain views from the porch, or make use of all the bonus spaces.
This house is truly designed to adapt to real family life and all the surprises along the way.
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