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When you see this home for the first time, you notice the classic-meets-modern farmhouse look.
Crisp white siding, black metal roof accents, and a wide front porch invite you to imagine a couple of rocking chairs out front.
Once inside, the floor plan opens up with a welcoming, functional layout that blends cozy private spaces with generous areas for gathering.
This is much more than just any 3-bedroom home—2,688 square feet here feels intentionally designed for comfort and flexibility.
The multi-level design adds options for privacy and how you use each space. Let’s walk through it together, from that front porch all the way to the upstairs bonus room.
Specifications:
- 2,688 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 3-4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The front porch runs the width of the foyer, framed by sturdy columns and overlooking the entry path.
It’s the kind of space where you can wave to neighbors, enjoy your morning coffee, or keep muddy boots out of your main living area.
The informal, friendly farmhouse feeling is clear from the start.
Foyer
As soon as you step inside, the foyer gives you a surprising sense of space.
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The ceiling opens up to the second floor, letting in natural light and creating an airy atmosphere.
Decorative beams add subtle character, nodding to traditional building methods while keeping the style fresh.
Since the foyer sits in the middle of the main floor, it makes every direction feel easy to reach.
Dining Room
To your right, you’ll find the dining room—a bright, flexible area highlighted by more decorative beams.
The room is big enough for everyday meals but can also handle larger holiday gatherings, so you’re not limited to one type of setup.
Direct access to the kitchen makes serving and cleanup a breeze. Personally, I think this easy connection makes life at home a bit smoother.
Great Room
Moving straight from the foyer, the great room stands out as the heart of the main level.
An electric fireplace creates a cozy focal point, while tall windows let daylight pour in.
The space can easily hold a large sectional or a couple of seating areas, so you can set it up however you like.
If you love hosting friends or just curling up for movie night, this room can handle it all.
Kitchen
The kitchen feels fresh and modern without losing its warmth. The island is big and perfect for meal prep, quick breakfasts, or even helping with homework.
There’s tons of storage—plenty of cabinets, drawers, and counter space. The layout keeps appliances close together for easy cooking, and large windows make the space bright.
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A door opens to the rear porch, so entertaining can move outdoors with no hassle.
Wet Bar
Just off the kitchen, there’s a dedicated wet bar. I like that it’s set apart from the main kitchen flow, so mixing drinks or grabbing sodas doesn’t get in the way while someone’s cooking.
You’ll find a mini-fridge, shelving for glassware, and space for coffee or cocktails. It’s a quiet upgrade to your ability to host, without crowding the kitchen.
Pantry
Behind the wet bar, a walk-in pantry offers deep shelving and extra counter space. Bulk groceries, small appliances, and snacks all have a place here.
If you love to cook or just want extra storage, I think you’ll appreciate how generous this space feels for a house this size.
Entry / Mudroom
When you come in from the garage, you’ll step through the side entry, which acts as a practical mudroom.
It’s equipped with built-in storage, hooks, and a bench—perfect for shoes, coats, or sorting mail.
This spot keeps your home tidy and gives you a convenient place to drop your gear before heading to the kitchen or laundry.
Powder Room
A powder room is located just inside the entry. It’s easy to find for guests or quick bathroom breaks, but it’s placed out of direct view so you keep your privacy.
Laundry Room
The laundry room sits nearby, sized for full machines, a utility sink, and extra storage.
There’s plenty of space for folding, ironing, or dealing with muddy uniforms. I like that you can get here easily from both the bedrooms and the main living areas.
Storage Room
A separate storage room off the entry holds your seasonal gear, cleaning supplies, or utility items, keeping them out of sight but still close at hand. It’s one of those simple features that really helps with day-to-day living.
Garage
The garage is large enough for two cars and has extra depth for storage or a workbench. There’s even direct access to the storage room, so you can unload groceries or gear without carrying things through the rest of the house.
Master Suite Entry
At the back of the house, a private hallway leads to the master suite. This design separates the main bedroom from the busier areas, creating a sense of retreat.
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The hallway acts as a quiet buffer, which I think makes for restful nights and a little more privacy.
Master Bedroom
The master bedroom opens up with a vaulted ceiling and decorative beams, giving it real personality.
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Large windows face the backyard, so you can enjoy the sunrise or sunset. There’s plenty of room for a king-sized bed and a reading chair, making the space feel calm and uncluttered.
Master Bath
Step into the master bath and you’ll find a spacious, spa-inspired layout. There are dual vanities, a soaking tub, a walk-in shower with custom glass, and a separate toilet area.
Every modern essential is here, finished with timeless details. The layout offers enough space for relaxed morning routines or winding down at night.
Master Closet
Connected to the master bath is a walk-in closet with drawers, shelves, and hanging space for all your clothes. There’s even a window that lets in natural light, which I find really helps when choosing outfits.
Bedroom 2
On the opposite side of the main floor, Bedroom 2 has its own private corner.
It’s large enough for a full set of furniture and would work well as a guest room or an older child’s space.
Two windows make it bright, and its location gives real independence from the master suite.
Bedroom 2 Closet
A walk-in closet here provides more than enough storage, so you won’t have to worry about running out of space.
Bath 2
Serving Bedroom 2, Bath 2 includes a tub and shower combo, a wide vanity, and plenty of storage. Its location also makes it easy for guests to use.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 sits nearby, with similar dimensions and another walk-in closet. Even though it’s close to Bedroom 2, the hallway in between helps keep each room private.
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Bath 3
Just off the hall, Bath 3 offers a tub and shower, a vanity, and access from both Bedroom 3 and the hallway. The setup works well for two bedrooms to share without feeling crowded, which is ideal for families or visitors.
Hallway
The main hallway runs behind the great room, linking the secondary bedrooms and their baths. Here you’ll also find access to the attic, which is handy for off-season storage or possible expansion.
Rear Porch
Step out through the kitchen or great room onto the rear porch. This area stretches across the back of the house, featuring a high ceiling, outdoor kitchen, and lots of room for relaxing or dining outside.
The porch looks out over the backyard and pool area, so you can keep an eye on things or just unwind in the shade.
I can picture summer evenings out here with friends, or quiet mornings listening to the birds.
Outdoor Kitchen
The outdoor kitchen on the rear porch makes outdoor living easy. With a built-in grill, counter space, and a sink, you can host a barbecue or family dinner without running inside for supplies.
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This setup really encourages you to enjoy nice weather and adds even more usable living space outside.
Garage Entry Stairwell
Near the laundry and mudroom, a central stairwell leads both up to the second level and down to the basement. This design keeps extra living space and storage accessible, but doesn’t interrupt the flow of the main floor.
Second Floor Landing
At the top of the stairs, the landing overlooks the foyer below. This keeps the upstairs feeling connected to what’s happening downstairs, while still providing a sense of retreat.
Bonus Room
The bonus room at the top of the stairs stretches out under a sloped ceiling.
You can set it up as a playroom, home theater, gym, or hobby space. It gets lots of natural light and has room for different activity zones.
I love that it’s set away from the bedrooms, so you can make noise or spread out projects without disturbing anyone.
Upstairs Closet
A large walk-in closet off the bonus room gives you flexible storage for holiday decorations, toys, sports gear, or anything else that doesn’t fit on the main level.
Upstairs Bath
No one has to run downstairs from the bonus room. The upstairs bath includes a shower and wide vanity, and sits right off the stair landing.
This is a practical feature for guests, older kids, or anyone spending time upstairs.
Basement Stairs
A separate staircase leads down to the basement. While this level isn’t finished in the current plan, it gives you room for a rec room, gym, or extra storage.
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The connection to the rest of the house is smooth, so if you finish the basement later, it will feel like a natural part of your home.
Backyard and Pool Area
The backyard truly stands out. A wide stone patio wraps around a rectangular pool and built-in hot tub, with lots of space for dining, lounging, and play.
There are wooden lounge chairs, a cozy sectional, and a large dining set—perfect for entertaining or relaxing.
You’ll also find a built-in grill area under the porch, surrounded by beautiful hydrangeas and soft lighting for evenings.
You could easily spend afternoons grilling, relaxing by the pool with a book, or hosting a crowd.
The backyard really matches the home’s open and welcoming style.
On every level, this home mixes tradition with modern updates that make everyday living easier.
You’ll find open spaces for connecting with others as well as quiet corners for downtime.
I think the layout is ready for both daily routines and big celebrations. It’s flexible, inviting, and always offers something a little special around each corner.
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