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There’s something magnetic about a home that blends contemporary lines with farmhouse warmth, and this multi-level design hits the mark.
With 2,876 square feet, the layout suits both lively gatherings and quieter moments. You’ll find flexible spaces, thoughtful storage, and a natural connection between indoors and outdoors.
If you’re a busy family or love to entertain, every corner here serves a real purpose.
Let’s step through the entry and see how each room fits into daily life.
Specifications:
- 2,876 Heated S.F.
- 3-5 Beds
- 2.5-3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
When you approach the house, the covered porch sets a welcoming tone. The space is wide, finished with clean contemporary details, and there’s plenty of room for a bench or some seasonal decor.
On rainy days, the overhang keeps you dry while you search for your keys or say hello to friends.
Entry
As you enter, a bright entry and coffered ceiling greet you. The view ahead gives a clear line into the main living areas, and I like how this entry feels open rather than cramped.
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You have space to pause and take in the home. A hallway to the right leads to the secondary bedroom area, while straight ahead, the living room draws your attention.
Powder Room
Before you get too far, you’ll spot a powder room beside the main staircase. The location works well for guests or for a quick stop before heading out the door.
The room is modest in size and set apart from the main living spaces for privacy.
Bedroom 2
Branching right from the entry, you’ll find Bedroom 2. It features its own closet and good separation from the primary suite, so it could work well as a guest room or a teen’s retreat.
Plenty of natural light comes in from the windows, and the location gives it a sense of privacy.
Vanity 2 and Bath
Just outside Bedroom 2, there’s a small vanity space separated from the full bath. I think this is a practical setup if two people need to get ready at the same time.
The main bath has a shower, and a second vanity nearby, making it easy to share the space.
Vanity 3
In the same hallway, you’ll notice an extra vanity labeled “Vanity 3. ” I don’t see this kind of layered flexibility in many homes, and I imagine busy mornings running more smoothly here.
Families will love this thoughtful touch.
Office/Bedroom 3
Past the vanities, you’ll find an office marked as Bedroom 3. This room faces the patio, so it gets fantastic light.
It works as a quiet home office, study area, or a third main floor bedroom.
I appreciate that it’s located away from the noisiest parts of the house. If you work from home a lot, this could become your go-to spot.
Living Room
Moving back to the main living space, the living room opens up with a vaulted ceiling accented by wood beams.
The room feels both spacious and cozy, anchored by a fireplace on one wall. Its connection to the dining and kitchen areas keeps everyone together.
I can picture lazy Sunday afternoons in here with sunlight streaming through the windows, or winter evenings curled up by the fire.
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Kitchen
Step into the kitchen, and you’ll see a layout that’s both practical and stylish. The island is a standout feature, big enough for prepping meals or enjoying coffee.
I notice the double ovens, beverage fridge, and walk-in pantry—all details that make hosting easier.
There’s a clear workspace for the range and a direct line to the dining area, so you’re always part of what’s happening.
Pantry
Next to the kitchen, the walk-in pantry makes it simple to keep things organized. With its deep shelves, there’s space for bulk groceries and those appliances you want out of sight.
You can keep your counters clear and have everything you need within reach.
Dining Room
The dining room sits between the kitchen and living spaces, framed with a coffered ceiling and easy access to the patio.
This area adapts well for casual dinners or bigger gatherings. Being close to both the kitchen and covered patio sets you up perfectly for indoor-outdoor entertaining.
Covered Patio and Patio
Open the doors to the covered patio and step outside without worrying about the weather.
There’s enough space for a full dining set or outdoor lounge. A few steps farther, you reach the open patio—a great place for grilling or catching some sun.
If you enjoy summer barbecues, you’ll love how easily you can move from inside to out.
Master Bedroom
Back inside, the master bedroom is set in its own private corner. This room feels peaceful, with windows overlooking a light well, and enough space to add a small reading nook.
I like that it’s separated from the main living areas, giving you a true retreat.
Master Bathroom
The master bath is clean and functional, with dual sinks, a walk-in shower, and a separate water closet.
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The walk-in closet is connected directly to the bath, so you don’t have to cross the bedroom to get dressed.
It’s a generous space, with room for built-in shelving or even a dressing bench.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Before you reach the garage, you’ll pass through the mudroom. Custom cabinets, a drop zone for bags and keys, and space for laundry all combine to keep daily messes under control.
If you have pets or kids, you’ll use this area every day.
Laundry
The laundry area is integrated into the mudroom. I think this is a great spot for it, since you can drop off dirty clothes right after coming in from an activity.
With dedicated storage and counter space, sorting and folding are much easier.
Broom Closet
There’s also a broom closet here, so cleaning supplies have their own home. It might seem minor, but it keeps clutter out of the main living areas.
Garage
Directly connected to the mudroom, the garage has space for three cars. There’s extra storage at the back for bikes, tools, or seasonal gear.
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I especially like the built-in storage room—no more juggling holiday decorations with everyday items.
Storage Room
Next to the garage, you’ll find a separate storage area. This is perfect for things you want to keep handy but don’t need every day, like camping gear or out-of-season sports equipment.
Stairs and Transition to Lower Level
At the main entry, the staircase leads you down to the lower level. This part of the house really opens up, giving you a huge extension of your living space.
If you need extra bedrooms, a spot for movie nights, or a home gym, you’ll find options here.
Rec Room
At the bottom of the stairs, the rec room welcomes you with enough space for a pool table, big sectional, or a dedicated play area.
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It’s bright, thanks to light wells, and the relaxed vibe makes it a favorite hangout.
Since it connects to the bar and theater, it’s easy to imagine this being the go-to spot for everyone.
Bar
Just off the rec room, the bar area is ready for game days or casual gatherings.
There’s plenty of counter space for snacks and drinks, and a storage closet keeps supplies out of sight.
To me, this setup feels grown-up but still relaxed.
Theater
Step into the theater room next door for a true cinema experience. The space is designed to be dark and immersive, so it’s perfect for movie marathons.
There’s enough room for tiered seating or a couple of comfy sofas. And with the bar nearby, snacks are always close at hand.
Flex/Exercise Space
In the far corner of the lower level, you’ll find a flex space labeled for exercise.
With lots of windows and ample room for equipment or yoga mats, it’s ready for whatever you need.
I could see this working as a playroom, a studio, or even a homework zone, depending on your lifestyle.
Powder Room (Basement)
A half bath sits off the rec room, so guests and family don’t have to head upstairs. It’s easy to access from all the main living areas downstairs.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bedroom B1
Across the hall, Bedroom B1 offers a private retreat with a large window and closet. This is a real bedroom with direct access to Bath B1, making it super convenient.
Bath B1
Bath B1 is a full bath featuring a walk-in shower. It serves both Bedroom B1 and anyone needing a quick rinse after a workout in the flex space.
Bedroom B2
Farther down the hall, Bedroom B2 feels especially private, which makes it ideal for older teens, guests, or even a live-in relative. There’s a closet and direct access to Bath B2, so it feels like a suite.
Bath B2
Bath B2 mirrors the first, with a shower and updated finishes. It connects directly to Bedroom B2 but is also handy for others using the lower level.
Storage (Basement)
For all those things you need to stash away, there’s an extra storage room off the theater. Holiday decorations, sports gear, or hobby supplies will have plenty of space here.
Mechanical Room
The mechanical room stays out of sight but keeps everything running smoothly. You won’t have to think about HVAC or water heaters, but easy access for maintenance is always a plus.
Every space in this home is designed to make life easier and more comfortable. I think the layout really supports a variety of lifestyles—whether you’re hosting a crowd or enjoying a quiet night in, you’ll find spaces that fit your needs.
As you move from room to room, you can imagine settling in and making this home your own.
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