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From the moment you spot the deep gray siding, those natural wood porch accents, and the welcoming front steps, you know you’re in for more than just a basic farmhouse.
It’s a vibe. With over 3,000 square feet, this house stretches out across two carefully planned levels.
The main floor brings together daily living and special occasion spaces. Upstairs, you get flexibility for movie nights, guest stays, or whatever your life calls for.
Let’s walk through and see how each room works together.
Specifications:
- 3,018 Heated S.F.
- 2-3 Beds
- 2.5-3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
The entry makes an immediate impression with crisp white shiplap, rustic wood accents, and a built-in bench that just begs you to kick off your boots.
Four tall cubbies, woven baskets tucked below, and black hooks make it easy to keep bags and coats sorted without the mess.
There’s enough space for everyone to pause, drop their things, and settle in comfortably. This foyer not only welcomes you in, it also helps keep the rest of the house tidy.
Office
Peel off to the right and you’ll step into a home office that feels both focused and inviting.
Natural light streams in from a sizeable window, making the long built-in desk a bright spot for work or study.
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The walls host floating shelves lined with books, and a pair of plush armchairs are positioned to catch a view of the lawn.
The light wood cabinetry feels warm, and gold hardware adds a gentle touch of polish.
If you work from home or just need a nook for bills and emails, this space feels genuinely useful and pleasant.
Bath (Front Hall)
Just outside the office sits a powder bath. It’s compact yet well-planned, perfect for guests or quick pit stops while working.
The fixtures are modern with a nod to farmhouse trends, using matte finishes and clean lines.
Dining Room
Moving toward the center of the home, the dining area opens up in a way that feels effortless.
There’s enough room to seat eight comfortably, and the placement between kitchen and great room makes hosting a breeze.
I think the open sightlines here are a great feature—cooking, eating, and relaxing all flow together, so conversations never have to pause.
The chandelier above ties in with the kitchen’s pendant lights, creating a cozy glow during dinners.
Kitchen
Here, the kitchen does more than just check boxes. Wide windows flood the room with daylight, bouncing off light wood cabinets and exposed ceiling beams.
The large center island has seating for four, making it easy to chat or help with homework while you prep dinner.
Matte black accents and the mix of pendant and overhead lighting create a warm, modern farmhouse atmosphere.
I like how the island brings everyone together for morning coffee or catching up with friends.
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Chef’s Pantry
Tucked just behind the kitchen, you’ll find a chef’s pantry that acts as command central for ingredients and appliances.
This is where clutter disappears. Tall charcoal cabinets keep essentials organized, and floating wood shelves above a compact counter area can display pantry staples or a coffee setup.
Everything stays close at hand, yet out of sight when guests arrive.
Great Room
The great room is where things really open up. Vaulted ceilings stretch overhead, making the whole room feel airy and grand.
A sleek fireplace clad in light stone tile becomes the natural gathering spot. Deep green built-ins and floating shelves flank the hearth, adding a bit of drama without overpowering the space.
Wide glass doors bring in sunlight and allow for seamless movement out to the covered porch.
I think this setup is perfect for both quiet evenings by the fire and larger get-togethers.
Covered Porch
Step through those glass doors and you’re on the covered porch, a true highlight for anyone who loves spending time outdoors.
The vaulted wood ceiling with exposed beams gives it a lodge-like coziness, while the stone fireplace offers another inviting spot to gather.
A woven sectional sofa and plenty of space for extra seating make it easy to picture summer nights or chilly autumn afternoons spent here, all with a view of the backyard.
Master Suite
Down a private hallway off the great room, you’ll find the master suite. This airy retreat is lined with windows that let in morning light.
There’s a sense of calm, with a charcoal shiplap accent wall adding depth behind the bed and soft, neutral décor throughout.
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Light wood furniture and woven baskets keep the look grounded and warm. I could see this being the place to unwind with a book or to enjoy waking up with sunlight on your face.
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Master Bathroom
The master bath is all about balance and space. A double vanity runs from wall to wall, divided by a tall storage cabinet that keeps the area organized for two people.
Soft gray cabinetry, black countertops, and brushed gold fixtures look modern yet warm. Pale, textured tile behind oval mirrors adds a little extra character.
There’s a separate soaking tub and a large walk-in shower too, so you get both practicality and a touch of luxury.
Master Walk-In Closet
Right off the bathroom, you’ll step into a huge walk-in closet. There’s space for everything: rows for hanging clothes, open shelving for shoes or bins, and plenty of floor space for a bench or island if you want added convenience.
With this much storage, keeping things tidy feels much easier.
Bedroom 2
On the opposite side of the house, tucked behind the kitchen, Bedroom 2 offers privacy and comfort.
You might use this for kids, guests, or even a second office. The window pulls in natural light, and there’s a walk-in closet that feels generous for a secondary room.
I think the separation from the primary suite is a great solution, letting you have both connection and privacy when needed.
Bath (Bedroom 2)
This full bath, connected to Bedroom 2 and also accessible from the hallway, features simple, modern fixtures.
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There’s a shower-tub combo, making it versatile for guests or families with young kids. The finishes keep to the home’s style: matte hardware, clean lines, and practical storage.
Walk-In Closet (Bedroom 2)
Right beside the bathroom, the walk-in closet for Bedroom 2 is more than just a token gesture. Shelving and hanging space are both ample, making it easy to keep things organized and accessible.
Laundry (LND)
The laundry room is a real workhorse in this plan. Cabinets line both sides, and the washer and dryer are set along one wall with marble-look countertops above for folding.
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Floating wood shelves and brass hardware bring a bit of style to the utility. There’s plenty of counter space, so even the biggest laundry days don’t feel overwhelming.
Playful art on the walls gives it a lighthearted feel, and upper cabinets help corral cleaning products or supplies.
Family Foyer
Coming in from the garage, you’ll find yourself in the family foyer. This is a transition space made for daily comings and goings.
There’s a built-in bench, cubbies, and hooks, much like the main foyer, making it the spot to drop off muddy boots or backpacks right after school or work.
It’s practical and fits right in with the home’s sense of order and comfort.
1-Car Garage
The 1-car garage bay is perfect for a vehicle, bikes, or even a workshop space. A door connects directly to the family foyer, making it easy to haul in groceries or gear.
2-Car Garage
The larger 2-car garage offers plenty of room for vehicles, storage, and maybe even a riding mower or outdoor toys.
I noticed there’s extra depth here. You could easily use this area for a home gym or hobby space, if you like.
Connecting the Levels
The staircase sits centrally, just off the foyer and main hallway. This makes it easy to move between the two floors without walking through private spaces.
The flow and sightlines stay open, and I think that’s a big reason this plan feels so connected and easy to live in.
Upstairs Landing
At the top of the stairs, you step onto an open landing that separates the main floor from the upper bonus area. There’s a closet right here, offering storage for linens, games, or off-season clothes.
Bonus Room
The bonus room is a true flex space, running almost the full length above the garage.
With nearly 22 feet of uninterrupted space, there’s plenty of room for a home theater, playroom, or even a guest retreat.
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The angled ceiling creates a cozy vibe, yet the space never feels cramped. You could set up a big sectional and still have space for a billiards table or workout zone.
Bath (Bonus Room)
A dedicated full bath serves the bonus room upstairs. This makes the upper level completely functional for guests or teenagers who want their own space.
No one needs to run downstairs in the middle of the night. The finishes match the rest of the house, keeping the look unified.
Walk-In Closet (Bonus Room)
The walk-in closet in the bonus space really increases the versatility upstairs. There’s more than enough storage for costumes, games, bedding, or anything else you want to keep out of sight.
It helps keep the upper floor uncluttered and ready for whatever you need.
This home blends farmhouse charm with modern sensibility. You get spaces that work for quiet nights, lively gatherings, and everything in between.
Every room, from the welcoming porch to the flexible bonus area upstairs, is designed for comfort, connection, and ease.
I think you’ll find it adapts to your life, no matter where it may lead next.
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