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Step up to this northwest-inspired modern home and you’re greeted by a sense of calm sophistication.
Clean geometric lines, lots of glass, and a low, sheltering roof set the mood even before you walk inside.
At 2,440 square feet and spread across two levels, this home captures the best of contemporary and mid-century influence, offering open, airy spaces, practical connections, and just enough warmth to make every room feel inviting.
I’ll start at the front entry and walk you through how each space unfolds.
Specifications:
- 2,440 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch & Foyer
You approach the home along a generous covered porch. The crisp white stucco, dark brick, and wood accents invite you in, balancing the architecture’s boldness with a friendly welcome.
Once inside the foyer, light pours in from the nearby rooms. There’s room here to pause and shake off the day, with easy access in every direction.
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The foyer grounds the home, making it easy to orient yourself.
Office
Right off the foyer, a glass door leads to a compact office. This spot is set apart just enough to offer privacy but is still close enough for quick access to the entry.
With its wide window and built-in shelving, this is a great place for focused work or catching up on mail.
I think it’s especially handy for anyone who works from home or likes to keep home management tasks out of the main living space.
Powder Room
Across from the office, the powder room is easy for guests to find. It’s small but efficient, and with its convenient location, nobody needs to wander through the house just to freshen up.
The understated finishes keep things modern and cohesive.
Garage
Heading left from the foyer, a door reveals the spacious two-car garage. There’s plenty of space here for cars, storage, or even a workbench along the side.
It connects directly to the house, so bringing in groceries or gear is quick and easy, no matter the weather.
From here, a small hallway leads to the mechanical room and into the rest of the home, keeping utility access straightforward.
Mechanical Room
Between the garage and the master suite sits the mechanical room, keeping all the essential systems—like the furnace and water heater—out of sight but within easy reach. By placing it here, noise is kept away from the main living areas while maintenance remains simple.
Master Suite
Head further left into a private wing and you’ll find the master suite. You’ll immediately notice how secluded it feels.
This isn’t a bedroom you’ll pass through by accident. Generous windows frame the outdoors and fill the room with natural light.
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The space easily fits a king bed and a reading nook. I really appreciate the direct access to a covered porch here—perfect for quiet mornings or unwinding with a view.
Master Closet
Connected to the master suite, the walk-in closet is ideally sized. Double rods, shelves, and even a spot for a bench or hamper make organizing simple.
Located between the bedroom and bathroom, it allows you to move easily from shower to closet to bedroom.
Master Bathroom
Step through to the master bath and you’ll notice a spa-like atmosphere. There’s a soaking tub set under a window, a walk-in shower, dual sinks, and quality finishes that reflect the home’s modern style.
It’s a retreat in every sense. You can start and end your day here with a touch of luxury.
Covered Porch (Master)
A private door from the master suite opens to a smaller covered porch. There’s just enough room for a couple of chairs or a small table.
Morning coffee or late-night stargazing feel especially peaceful in this private outdoor space. It’s a detail that makes the master wing feel even more special.
Laundry Room
Heading back toward the center of the home, you’ll see the laundry just off the hallway.
There’s room for a side-by-side washer and dryer, plus shelves for storage. With its location near the master suite, laundry day feels much less of a chore.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Moving into the center of the house, you step into the kitchen. Natural light streams from the back windows, bouncing off marble-look countertops and warm wood cabinets.
The central island is the real workhorse here. It’s big enough for prepping, serving, or chatting with friends while you cook.
Woven barstools line one side, offering a spot for casual meals or homework sessions. Slide open the glass doors and you’re instantly connected to the outdoors.
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I love how this design keeps you close to the action, no matter if you’re entertaining or just making breakfast.
Pantry
Just off the kitchen, a walk-in pantry gives you serious storage. Shelves line the walls, ready for bulk groceries, appliances, or even a wine rack.
With the pantry so close to both the kitchen and garage, unloading and organizing are super easy.
Dining Room
The kitchen opens directly into the dining area. There’s room for a long table, perfect for gatherings or weeknight dinners.
Oversized windows let you look out to the backyard, and the openness to the living area means everyone stays connected.
The layout is flexible enough for anything from holiday feasts to board game nights.
Living Room
This is where everyone gathers for social time. High ceilings and a dramatic stretch of windows fill the living room with light, instantly making the space feel larger.
The black brick fireplace draws your eye and adds a cozy touch for cool evenings.
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Neutral furnishings and light wood floors keep the vibe relaxed and sophisticated. You might be curled up with a book, hosting friends, or just enjoying the garden view.
The sliding doors here open to the main covered porch, making it easy to move between inside and out.
Covered Porch (Main)
Step through the living room’s sliding doors and onto a generous covered porch. There’s plenty of space for outdoor dining or a lounge set.
The roofline gives shelter while letting light pour in, so you can enjoy this space rain or shine.
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This porch is perfect for gatherings and makes backyard access easy. In summer, I can picture this area buzzing with conversation and laughter.
Bedroom Hallway
On the right side of the home, a private hallway branches off from the kitchen and dining area. This wing is dedicated to two additional bedrooms and a full bath, making it ideal for kids, guests, or even as a quiet retreat for a home office or gym.
Bedroom Two
The first of these bedrooms sits right off the hallway. Large enough for a queen bed or a pair of twins, it features a good-sized closet and a big window for natural light.
The setup is flexible, so you can use it as a guest room, nursery, or a teenager’s space.
Bedroom Three
Next door, another bedroom mirrors the layout of the second. Both rooms share similar square footage and closet space, making it easy for siblings to have equal rooms, or for guests to feel at home.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Shared Bathroom
Serving both bedrooms and easily accessible from the hall, the full bath includes a tub-shower combo, single vanity, and enough space for morning routines without feeling cramped. The finishes match the rest of the house, keeping things clean, modern, and inviting.
Stairs to Second Floor
Back in the main living space, an open staircase rises beside the dining area. The railing keeps the sightlines open, adding to the airy, connected feel of the home.
You can chat with someone in the living room even as you head up the stairs.
Study (Loft Office)
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find a wide-open study loft. There’s a nice balance of privacy and connection up here.
The loft overlooks the great room below, so you feel included while having a quiet workspace.
Built-in shelving stretches across one wall, providing a spot for books, art, or keepsakes. Horizontal windows run the length of the study, filling the space with light.
You might use this area for working from home, setting up a homework station, or getting creative with hobbies.
I think this is a brilliant place to get things done without losing touch with the rest of the house.
Overview of Upstairs View
Looking over the railing, you get a bird’s-eye view of the living and dining areas.
The double-height windows are even more dramatic from up here, and you really get a sense of how the spaces connect.
This upstairs study isn’t just an extra room. It’s an important part of the whole home, bringing in more light and offering new perspectives on daily living.
All in all, this home connects every square foot in a way that feels natural and inviting.
Each room serves a purpose, from the sunlit main living areas to the private bedrooms and the lofted study above.
As you walk through, you’ll notice how the design adapts to modern life—ready for family, guests, work, and play, all under one striking roofline.
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