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You can almost feel the pulse of country living with a modern edge when you first take in this farmhouse.
Clean lines, fresh materials, and a hint of classic charm wrap around a home designed for comfortable everyday life and gatherings alike.
Everything here feels intentional, from the deep front porch to the sun-soaked patios out back.
Each level and every room sets its own rhythm. Let’s walk through the entire home together, room by room, and see how this design brings warmth, organization, and just enough luxury to make every day a little better.
Specifications:
- 3,544 Heated S.F.
- 3-4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:


Front Porch
Wide steps welcome you to the covered front porch. You’ll notice the porch stretches across the front, offering plenty of space for a swing or a couple of rocking chairs.
There’s just something about sitting out here with a cup of coffee, watching the world wake up.
The door is slightly off-center, tucked under shelter, giving a hint about the thoughtful flow inside.

Entry
Step through the front door, and you’re welcomed by a foyer that gives a glimpse of the openness ahead.
Light pours in from all sides, and the space feels inviting without being overwhelming. Right away, you’ll see sightlines to the great room and even hints of the backyard beyond.

Office/Bedroom 4
Immediately to your right is a room labeled “Office/Bedroom 4. ” This flexible space works perfectly as a private home office, but the closet and adjacent full bath give you the option to use it as a guest room or even a bedroom for multigenerational living.
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I like how it’s set apart from the other bedrooms for added quiet and privacy.

Bath (Front Right)
Next to the office, there’s a full bathroom. Its position is ideal for guests or anyone using the office as a bedroom.
The bath is close to the main traffic flow, but just removed enough for comfort.

Bedroom 3
Directly across the hall sits Bedroom 3. This room gets plenty of light from the front and side windows, and there’s a closet tucked in the corner.
It’s a nice size for a child’s room, an older sibling, or even as a hobby room.

Bath (Left Wing)
Just a few steps away, you’ll find a shared bath accessible from the hallway. This bath serves Bedroom 3 and acts as a convenient option for guests.
The layout is simple and functional, and I noticed the placement keeps traffic flowing smoothly.

Bedroom 2
A bit further along that same front wing, Bedroom 2 mirrors Bedroom 3 in many ways, but its location feels slightly more secluded.
There’s an easy connection to the bathroom, and the front window draws in a lot of natural light.
Each bedroom in this cluster creates a sense of community, but privacy isn’t sacrificed.

Primary Suite
Head toward the rear right of the main floor, and you’ll find the primary bedroom suite.
Here, the size and proportion really stand out. Large windows overlook the backyard and pool area.
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There’s direct patio access so you can step outside first thing in the morning. The walk-in closet is spacious, positioned just off the main bedroom, making daily routines feel easy.
I think the separation of the primary suite from the other bedrooms is one of the best features of this layout.

Primary Bath
The ensuite bath has a layout that balances function and a touch of indulgence. Double vanities, a sizable soaking tub, and a separate shower make mornings and evenings feel more like a retreat.
There’s even a private water closet for added comfort.

Great Room
In the center of the home, you’ll find yourself in the great room. This is the social heart, where gatherings naturally take shape.
The space features a fireplace that’s perfect for cozy nights in. Large windows and doors lead to the covered patio, creating a strong connection to the outdoors.
The ceiling height gives this room a real sense of airiness. I love the way the open concept design means you’re never far from the action in the kitchen or dining area.

Dining Room
To the left of the great room, the dining area connects openly, letting you enjoy views of both the front and backyard.
The open flow keeps entertaining easy. I appreciate how you can keep conversations going from the table to the kitchen, or head out onto the patio when it’s nice outside.

Kitchen
The kitchen sits just beyond the dining area, and it’s clear this space was designed for serious cooking.
There’s a large island that’s perfect for meal prep or casual breakfasts. Cabinetry wraps the perimeter, and the walk-in pantry nearby solves all those storage headaches.
I think the kitchen’s layout makes sense for families who love to cook together, or for anyone who wants to keep an eye on the living spaces while whipping up dinner.

Pantry
A discreet door leads to the walk-in pantry, which is surprisingly generous in size. You’ll have space for all your staples, bulk buys, and even those small appliances you don’t want cluttering up the counters.

Nook
Just beyond the kitchen and great room, there’s a sunny breakfast nook. Windows on two sides make this space bright and cheerful, ideal for coffee in the morning or homework sessions in the afternoon.
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The nook opens up to the covered patios, blending indoor and outdoor living.

Covered Patios
Step through the doors at the back of the nook or great room and you’ll find a broad covered patio.
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The patio wraps around, offering shaded spots for al fresco dining, lounging, and even cooking at the built-in grill.
You’ll probably find yourself spending just as much time out here as inside, especially with the pool nearby.

Pool
The pool area anchors the backyard and acts as the centerpiece for outdoor fun. You might host a summer barbecue here or just float away the afternoon.
There’s ample room around the pool for lounges and dining sets, and the covered patios provide shade whenever you need a break from the sun.

Outdoor Lounge
Off to the left side of the pool, you’ll spot an outdoor lounge tucked into the landscaping for extra privacy.
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This is the perfect place to unwind in the evenings. I imagine this would be a favorite spot for quiet conversations or late-night stargazing.

Workout Room
Circling back to the left wing of the house, near the rear, you’ll find a dedicated workout room.
This space is large enough for equipment and stretching, and there’s even direct patio access so you can cool down outside after a tough session.
I like the idea of having a fitness zone at home, especially with views of the backyard to keep you motivated.

Storage (Workout Area)
Next to the workout room, there’s a labeled storage space. This is practical for housing extra equipment or seasonal items, keeping the main living areas free of clutter.

Bath (Workout Area)
A full bath serves the workout room and the pool area, acting as a cabana bath. I think this detail makes it easy to rinse off after swimming or exercising, and it helps keep wet feet out of the main house.

Laundry
Heading back toward the garage side of the home, the laundry room is centrally located.
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There’s plenty of counter space for folding, a utility sink, and direct access to the garage entry, which helps keep messes contained.
I think families will appreciate having laundry so close to the bedroom zones.

Mudroom
Before you enter the main house from the garage, there’s a mudroom. Cubbies and bench seating make it easy to handle backpacks, shoes, and jackets.
A storage closet just off the mudroom keeps things organized. You won’t have to trip over sports gear or stray boots anymore.

Powder Room
A small powder room sits nearby, ideal for quick pit stops when coming or going. It’s also convenient for guests.

Garage
The garage itself is oversized with room for three cars. There’s extra space for storage along one wall, perfect for bikes, tools, or even a workbench.
The angled entry gives you a wider drive approach, making getting in and out much easier.

Stairs to Bonus Room
In the mudroom area, you’ll find stairs leading up to the optional bonus room above the garage. The transition space is wide, so you can move furniture or gear with ease.

Optional Bonus Room (Upper Level)
Climb the staircase, and you reach the bonus room—an enormous, open space with flexible potential.
You could use this as a game room, home theater, teen lounge, or art studio.
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There’s so much square footage here that you really can tailor it to whatever your family needs.
Because it’s separated from the main house below, it stays quiet in the living areas even when the bonus room is lively.

Main Hallways
Throughout the home, halls are wide and keep traffic flowing smoothly. The open layout means you always feel connected, but there are enough tucked-away spots for everyone to have their own retreat.

Storage and Closets
Storage is never an afterthought here. Each bedroom has its own closet, and the extra linen and storage spaces throughout the plan help you stay organized.
I noticed how the designer included both practical built-ins and out-of-the-way closets, which makes a big difference in everyday living.

Mechanical/Utility
Near the garage, there’s a mechanical or utility space that keeps the home’s systems set apart from the living areas. This helps with noise and maintenance, and it’s a detail I always appreciate in a well-designed house.
After exploring both levels, you get a real sense of how this home brings together comfort, flexibility, and modern farmhouse style.
Every room has a purpose, and every transition feels natural. This is the kind of place where you’ll want to settle in, spread out, and enjoy both the busy and the quiet moments that make a house truly feel like home.

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