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There’s something truly eye-catching about a home that combines coastal elegance with Craftsman character, especially across three spacious levels.
When you pull up beneath the deep overhang of the porte cochere and step onto the stone-trimmed porch, you know you’re about to experience something special.
Inside, the floor plan guides you seamlessly through inviting gathering spaces, luxurious bedroom suites, and entertainment areas that make every day feel like a retreat.
Let’s explore each area together, starting on the main level and moving through all three floors.
Specifications:
- 8,270 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
Under the covered entry supported by sturdy columns, you walk through substantial front doors and enter the foyer.
The ceiling feels tall and airy, with natural light streaming through multi-pane windows. The foyer welcomes you in and opens up sightlines to the grand staircase, giving you a peek at the spaces that anchor either side.
Foyer
To your right, the design draws you toward the dining room, while the left side guides you to the office and mudroom wing.
The foyer offers a warm transition into the home: it’s not overly formal, but it’s clearly a step up from the outside world.
You’ll spot a powder room conveniently nearby for guests, making it easy for them to freshen up before dinner parties or gatherings.
Dining Room
In the dining room, you’ll find generous proportions that easily fit a large table—perfect for lively family meals or elegant occasions.
Sunlight pours in through windows along the outer wall. I appreciate how the dining room connects directly to the butler’s pantry, so serving and clearing are simple and efficient.
Butler’s Pantry
The butler’s pantry provides a practical link between the dining room and kitchen. With plenty of storage and countertop space, along with a sense of privacy, it becomes your go-to spot for prepping appetizers, storing dishes, or keeping kitchen messes out of sight during a dinner party.
This layout really streamlines entertaining.
Great Room
Beyond the butler’s pantry, you’ll arrive at the great room. This space feels open and expansive, centered around a wide fireplace and framed by large windows showcasing views of the wraparound porch and backyard.
The layout encourages gatherings, so you can host friends or simply relax with family and still feel connected.
Covered Outdoor Living
Sliding doors from the great room open directly onto the covered outdoor living area. This spot is designed for year-round use, providing shelter from rain and sun.
It’s large enough for a sitting area, outdoor dining, or even an outdoor kitchen. The porch runs the width of the home, reconnecting with the kitchen and master suite, and giving you those classic Northwest views.
Kitchen
Back inside, the kitchen is centrally located on the main level. It has enough space for multiple cooks, featuring a huge island that works as both a prep station and breakfast bar.
I especially like that the pantry is just off the kitchen—groceries go straight in, and everything stays close at hand.
There’s direct access to the great room, so you’re always part of the action, even while cooking.
Pantry
The walk-in pantry behind the kitchen offers ample shelving for bulk storage, small appliances, and snacks. With its location between the kitchen and master suite, late-night cravings are easily handled without a long walk.
Master Bedroom
Positioned at the back of the main level, the master bedroom feels like a true retreat.
You enter through a private hallway, passing two separate walk-in closets—one labeled “his,” the other “her.
” This setup means you have plenty of space for your things without any arguments over storage.
The bedroom itself is oversized, with room for a sitting area in the bay window alcove.
Morning light makes this space especially inviting, and at night, you enjoy total privacy.
Sitting
Directly connected to the master bedroom, the sitting area is surrounded by windows, making it perfect for reading or enjoying your first cup of coffee while looking out at the yard. Some might use it as a mini home office or yoga spot, but I love the idea of a cozy hideaway here.
Master Bath
The master bath feels more like a spa than a typical bathroom. You’ll find a soaking tub, a generous shower, and plenty of counter space.
The easy flow between the closet and bathroom keeps your morning routine organized and efficient.
His and Her Walk-in Closets
Separate walk-in closets are a real luxury. The “her” closet is especially generous, and both offer room for everything from shoes to formal wear.
This setup creates both privacy and convenience, keeping clutter out of the bedroom.
Office
Near the front of the house and just off the foyer, the office is set apart from the main living zones to minimize distractions. If you need to focus or take work calls, this space offers a bit of separation from the rest of the home.
Mud Room
Next to the office, the mud room is designed for practicality. Built-in cubbies and hooks make it easy to drop off bags and coats when you enter from the garage or side porch.
I think families will really value this feature for keeping things organized and tidy.
Laundry
Connected to the mud room, the laundry room is generously sized with counter space for folding and cabinets for storage. It’s positioned out of the way but still easily accessible from both the main living area and bedroom wing.
Powder Room
Located near the dining room and foyer, the powder room is thoughtfully placed for guests. There’s no need for anyone to wander through private spaces, making hosting much simpler.
Covered Porch (Side)
On the left side of the main level, another covered porch is accessible from the mud room and office. This spot is ideal for a quiet morning coffee or for bringing in groceries during rainy weather.
Elevator
This home includes an elevator—a feature not often found in homes of this size. The elevator connects all three floors, making the house more accessible and making it easier to move heavy items between levels.
Let’s head up to the second level, either by the staircase or elevator.
Landing
At the top of the stairs, the landing feels open, with railings that allow you to look down into the foyer below. This area connects the upper floor’s different spaces in a welcoming way.
Loft
Centrally located on the second floor, the loft makes a great homework area, library, or a casual spot to hang out. There’s plenty of wall space for bookshelves or art, and the open view down to the main level adds a bright, airy feel.
The Main Level Floor Plan
A bridge hallway links the two guest bedroom wings, making the walk from one side of the house to the other feel dramatic and interesting. I like how this detail breaks up the usual hallway experience, and you get framed views out the windows at each end.
Guest Bedroom 1
On the west side, Guest Bedroom 1 offers both privacy and comfort. It comes with its own bathroom, walk-in closet, and direct access to a private deck.
Guests can enjoy fresh air and peaceful views from the moment they wake up to the end of the day.
Guest Bath 1
Serving Guest Bedroom 1, this ensuite bath gives visitors full privacy. There’s a separate shower, a vanity, and all the essentials for a comfortable stay.
Decks
Two decks stretch across the back of the upper level, accessible from both guest bedrooms. These outdoor spaces are perfect for relaxing in the sun or enjoying the evening breeze.
Guest Bedroom 2
On the opposite side, Guest Bedroom 2 is nearly as large, with its own walk-in closet and ensuite bath. This room also opens to a deck, so every guest has a private outdoor retreat.
Guest Bath 2
The ensuite bath for Guest Bedroom 2 has a spacious design and direct access from the bedroom, so guests can get comfortable and truly settle in.
Attic
Between the two decks, there’s an attic space accessible from the guest wing. It’s great for storing seasonal items or decorations you only need once a year.
Storage
A long storage room on the west side of the upper floor is perfect for stashing luggage, extra bedding, or anything else you want to keep out of sight but within reach.
Elevator (Upper Level)
The elevator stops on this floor as well, so moving between levels is just as easy upstairs as anywhere else in the house.
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Now let’s head down to the lower level, where the focus shifts to entertainment and utility.
Lobby
The lower level opens into a central lobby, which connects every part of this floor. It’s a natural transition area before you enter the fun spaces.
Games
The games room is massive, ready for pool, ping pong, or video games. It’s the kind of place where everyone will want to hang out, and I think the nearby bar makes it even better for parties or casual nights in.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Beside the games room, the bar is fully equipped for mixing drinks and serving snacks. It serves as a focal point for the entertainment zone, so refreshments are always close by.
Lounge
Just off the games room, the lounge offers a quieter spot to unwind. With soft sofas and possibly a fireplace, this area is ideal for conversations or watching the big game.
Covered Outdoor Living (Lower Level)
Doors from the games area and lounge open out to a covered outdoor living area. This space is perfect for summer parties or cozy fall evenings, with overhead shelter for any weather.
Covered Patio and Spa
A little farther out, you’ll find a covered patio and a luxurious spa. It’s easy to imagine spending weekends soaking here, with the roof above and privacy created by the home’s layout.
Theatre
Movie nights feel special in the dedicated theatre room. Tiered seating ensures everyone gets a great view, and soundproofing keeps the experience private.
Virtual Golf
Golf fans will love the dedicated virtual golf room on this level. You can practice your swing year-round, no matter what the weather is like outside.
I think this spot would become a favorite for everyone, not just golfers.
Vault
For security, there’s a dedicated vault—an ideal place for valuables or important documents. This is a detail that adds real assurance for homeowners.
Storage (Lower Level)
Extra storage space on the lower level keeps the rest of the house uncluttered. This room is large enough for holiday decorations, sports gear, and anything else you want out of the way.
The Third Level Floor Plan
Mechanical Room
The mechanical room contains the home’s systems. Everything is organized and tucked out of sight but remains easy to access for maintenance.
Hunting and Fishing Gear Rooms
Specialized rooms for hunting and fishing gear line the west side. If you love the outdoors, these storage areas make it easy to keep your equipment organized and ready to go.
Gator
A separate Gator room is perfect for storing an ATV or similar vehicle. This utility space really helps when managing a large property.
Sauna and Shower
After outdoor adventures or a workout, the sauna and adjacent shower let you enjoy a spa experience at home. These features make relaxation and wellness easy to access every day.
Linen
The lower level includes a convenient linen closet for towels, bedding, and extra supplies, right where you need them.
With every space thoughtfully designed, this home offers comfort, connection, and luxury living. Each level brings its own personality and function, and together they form a home that feels welcoming and impressive.
If you’re hosting a big gathering or simply enjoying a quiet night in, you’ll always find the perfect spot to settle in.
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