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When you arrive at this home, the sharp lines and blend of white stucco, dark siding, and stone immediately make an impression.
Right away, you’ll notice this isn’t your average floor plan. There are three levels, each with a mix of open and private spaces that feel modern and welcoming.
Large windows and covered outdoor areas create a connection to the outdoors, inviting you to explore every part of the house.
Let’s go inside and see how each space works for daily living, entertaining, and those peaceful moments we all want in a forever home.
Specifications:
- 3,409 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 3.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Entry
From the street, the covered entry gives you shelter from rain without feeling closed in.
You walk across cool concrete, pass by vivid landscaping, and reach a wide front door surrounded by glass panels.
This design keeps you dry when carrying groceries or greeting friends, and the sleek lines here set the stage for the modern vibe inside.
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Foyer
The main foyer feels open and organized, offering a sense of calm as soon as you come in.
High ceilings, wide plank wood flooring, and a floating staircase with glass railing draw your attention.
There’s a glass-topped console table for your keys or a vase, and a striking piece of abstract art adds personality.
You can see straight through to the dining area and the stairs, making it easy to get your bearings even on your first visit.
Office
Just to the left of the foyer, there’s a private office. Natural light streams through a front-facing window, and there’s enough room for a big desk and bookcases.
10-foot ceilings keep the space feeling open. I really appreciate how this office is separated from the main living areas.
You can take calls or focus on work without being distracted by household noise.
Garage
You can access the garage directly from the foyer. There’s space for two cars, plus extra room for bikes, tools, or a workbench.
The frosted glass garage door lets in plenty of light while keeping things private. I find the direct access really convenient—it makes daily routines much smoother.
Dining
Moving forward, the dining space is open but still feels distinct, thanks to its spot between the kitchen and living room.
The table easily seats eight, and tall windows on the side wall keep things bright all day.
Here, you can host anything from Sunday brunch to formal dinners, and being close to the kitchen means you’re never far from seconds.
Pantry
Between the kitchen and dining room, there’s a walk-in pantry. Deep shelves hold everything from snacks to extra dishes, so your kitchen can stay clutter-free.
I always look for this kind of storage in a modern home—it’s practical and hidden, but still close at hand when you need something.
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Kitchen
The kitchen is really the heart of the home. Floor-to-ceiling windows fill the space with light and offer a great view of the backyard.
A large island sits at the center, with plenty of seating for casual meals or catching up after school.
Warm wood cabinetry, sleek white countertops, and stainless appliances give the kitchen its modern edge.
I enjoy how the island works for both prepping meals and hanging out. You can cook while talking to friends or keep an eye on the kids at the breakfast bar.
Living Room
The living room is the kind of place you want to relax in at the end of the day.
Vaulted ceilings and a wall of glass looking out to the patio make the room feel open and connected to the outdoors.
A linear fireplace set into a marble accent wall adds warmth and style. The wide-plank floors continue here, and I noticed how the furniture layout makes it easy to chat or watch a movie.
You can still see what’s happening in the kitchen or outside, which keeps things feeling lively and social.
Covered Patio
Going through the sliding glass doors, you reach the covered patio. This area is perfect for outdoor living, with a smooth transition from the main living room.
There’s enough space for both lounging and dining, so you can set up a big table and some outdoor sofas.
A wood plank ceiling and recessed lighting make it feel just as polished as the interior.
This spot gets the morning sun, and I think it’s ideal for coffee or evening drinks while you watch the sky.
Since you’re protected from the elements, you can use this space almost all year.
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Outdoor Bar
At one end of the patio, you’ll find an outdoor bar. There’s a counter for drinks and snacks, located right next to the kitchen.
This setup is great for summer parties or casual nights when you want to keep everyone outside.
I think it’s a clever way to let guests mingle without crowding the indoor kitchen.
Powder Bath (Main Level)
Near the kitchen, you’ll find a powder bath. It’s private enough for guests, yet close to the main living areas for convenience.
The finishes are clean and modern, matching the style of the rest of the home.
Master Suite
On the main level, the master suite is set apart for privacy. The bedroom feels spacious, and a wall of glass brings in the sunrise while connecting you to the outdoors.
There’s plenty of room for a king-size bed and a sitting area. Blackout curtains let you control the light for lazy mornings or afternoon naps.
Walk-In Closet (WIC)
From the master, you enter a walk-in closet with custom shelving and rods for organization. There’s enough space to see your whole wardrobe at once, which I think makes mornings much less stressful.
Ensuite
The master bathroom has a spa-like vibe, with a double vanity along one wall and a freestanding soaking tub under a chandelier.
There’s a large glass shower and lots of counter space, so two people can get ready without bumping elbows.
Soft gray walls and plush rugs add warmth, and ample storage keeps counters clear.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Just outside the master is a smaller full bath. This works well for quick showers or for guests staying over.
It’s compact but continues the modern design, with white tile, chrome fixtures, and a simple, efficient layout.
WC (Water Closet)
Beside the foyer and master suite is a private water closet. This feature adds convenience, especially during busy mornings.
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It’s a detail that’s easy to overlook, but I find it really improves everyday routines.
Foyer (Secondary)
There’s a second foyer that’s larger and open to the main staircase. This area includes built-in storage, cubbies, and a long bench.
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It’s set up for daily life, so you can drop shoes, hang coats, and keep things tidy without cluttering the main entry.
I love that the laundry area is located here too. You can take care of chores without feeling isolated from the rest of the house.
Stairs/Transition to Upper Floor
The floating staircase is a focal point of the home, rising past striking artwork and glass railings. As you head up, you move through the double-height foyer, which fills both levels with natural light and a sense of openness.
Loft (Upper Level)
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a loft area. It works well as a sitting room, homework spot, or play area.
The open railing keeps it visually connected to the main floor, but you still get a sense of separation.
I like how this space can change as your family’s needs do.
Powder Room (Upper Level)
Next to the loft is a powder room. Its location is convenient for guests upstairs or anyone spending time in the rec room.
The finishes are modern and the layout is efficient.
Rec Room/Lounge
The rec room/lounge is a large, bright space with giant windows and vaulted ceilings. There’s plenty of room for a sectional, games, and a TV.
You can host movie nights, play foosball, or just relax with a book. The room opens onto a covered balcony, so fresh air and sunshine are always close by.
The Second Level Floor Plan
The upper-level balcony runs along the back of the house, overlooking the yard and patio.
There’s enough room for a couple of chairs or a small table. It’s great for morning coffee, stargazing, or just unwinding at the end of the day.
Bedroom 1
Down the hall from the rec room, you find Bedroom 1. Natural light fills the space, and it’s sized for a queen bed, a desk, or extra storage.
It’s set apart from the main lounge, which I think is great for privacy—especially for teens or guests who want their own retreat.
Bedroom 2
Right next door is Bedroom 2, which is a bit larger and also well-lit. The layout gives you flexibility for different furniture arrangements, and being close to the bathroom and vanity is a big plus for siblings or long-term guests.
Vanity Room
Between the two bedrooms is a shared vanity room. This is a great feature because each person can get ready without waiting for the other.
Built-in storage keeps everything organized, and a pocket door adds privacy.
Bath (Upper Level)
Connected to the vanity, the upper bath includes a shower-tub combo and modern fixtures. It’s easy to picture kids getting ready for school here, or guests using the space without feeling crowded.
Transition to Lower Level
Heading down to the lowest level, you move from bright living spaces to practical areas designed for storage and utility.
The Third Level Floor Plan
Storage
At the bottom of the stairs, there’s a generous storage room. Bikes, holiday decorations, and other extras all have a place here.
There’s enough space for shelves or bins, and it feels secure and dry.
Mechanical Room
Next to the storage area is a mechanical room that holds the home’s systems, like the furnace and water heater. Everything is easy to access, but stays out of sight.
Crawl Spaces
You’ll also find two large crawl spaces on this level. These work well for long-term storage or for items you rarely need.
The backfill area is blocked off for structural reasons, but the rest is easy to access.
Every floor in this home works together to create bright, open living spaces upstairs and practical storage below.
The flow just feels right, and each room has its own character while still connecting to the rest of the house.
With its modern design, flexible spaces, and clever storage, I think this home is ready for anything—from big gatherings to quiet nights in.
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