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Arriving at this home, you’re greeted by a fresh take on modern farmhouse style. The contrast between crisp white stucco and the dark metal roof creates a striking first impression.
Wide stone walkways guide you to a glass-paneled double door, framed by sleek black windows and mountain views in the background.
Once you’re inside, the layout opens up across multiple levels, featuring 4 bedrooms, flexible living zones, and a collection of thoughtful amenities that encourage both relaxation and great gatherings.
I’m excited to walk you through each space this home has to offer.
Specifications:
- 3,853 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 1 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Foyer
As soon as you open the double doors, you’re welcomed by a foyer that feels both inviting and impressive.
The 14-foot vaulted ceiling gives an immediate sense of spaciousness. Directly ahead, the family room beckons, while wide passages on each side lead you toward the more private and formal rooms.
This kind of entryway gives you a moment to pause before exploring the rest of the house.
Office
Immediately to your left from the foyer sits a dedicated office. With a big front-facing window for natural light and a peaceful street view, this space feels just right for focused work.
There’s ample wall space for shelving or built-in cabinetry, which makes it easy to turn into a productive home office.
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I really appreciate having this workspace right at the front—perfect for quiet calls or meetings away from the household bustle.
Dining Room
Turn right from the foyer and you’ll find the formal dining room. There’s room for a generous table, so holiday dinners or family celebrations won’t feel cramped.
Its proximity to the kitchen makes serving easy, while the layout keeps special meals feeling intimate.
A large front window provides a pleasant view of the entry landscaping.
Family Room
Go straight from the foyer and you’ll enter the family room, truly the heart of the home.
The 17-foot vaulted ceiling adds openness, while large windows along the back wall showcase mountain views.
A fireplace anchors one side, and there’s plenty of space for a big sectional and cozy chairs.
The room flows smoothly into the kitchen and back porch, which I think makes it perfect for both relaxing nights and lively gatherings.
Kitchen
Just off the family room, the kitchen is designed for serious functionality. A large island runs down the center, providing space for meal prep, quick bites, or letting guests hang out while you cook.
There’s a full wall of cabinetry for storage, and the open layout lets you stay part of the action in the family room.
I love how the kitchen is set just enough apart to avoid dominating the living area, yet it still feels central to the home.
Pantry
Right next to the kitchen is a walk-in pantry. This isn’t just a small closet—it’s a true storage hub for snacks, dry goods, and all your appliances.
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I think this space would be a lifesaver during meal prep or when hosting big gatherings.
Mud Room
Head toward the garage side of the house and you’ll pass through the mud room.
There’s a built-in bench and hooks for backpacks, shoes, and coats, keeping the rest of the house tidy.
While compact, this room plays a big part in daily organization.
Utility Room
Continue along this wing and you reach the utility room. Here, you’ll find space for laundry, folding, and a deep sink for messy jobs.
I like that this room is away from the main living areas, so laundry noise stays out of the way.
Storage and Mechanical Room
Past the utility room, there’s a dedicated storage space and an adjacent mechanical/storage room. These offer plenty of room for seasonal items, cleaning supplies, and anything else that needs a place to stay tucked away.
The mechanical/storage room is especially helpful for keeping HVAC and water systems out of sight.
Garage
Entering from the mud room, you step into the three-car garage. There’s extra width for bikes, tools, or even a workshop bench.
The transition from the garage to the mud room and kitchen makes unloading groceries or gear quick and convenient.
Bonus Room (Upper Level)
Heading upstairs, you’ll discover the home’s only upper-level space: the bonus room. It’s accessed by a staircase near the mud room and utility area, and sits above the garage.
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With a ceiling that slopes up to almost 10 feet, this room feels open and flexible.
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It could serve as a playroom, home gym, media lounge, or even a guest suite with the right setup.
A large window brings in natural light, and stylish railings keep it visually connected to the rest of the house.
Primary Suite
Returning to the main level, head to the right wing to find the primary suite.
The bedroom is spacious, with a vaulted ceiling for added luxury and big windows overlooking the private porch and backyard.
I think this suite really feels like a retreat, set apart from the home’s busier spaces for maximum privacy.
Primary Closet
Through the bedroom, step into a generous walk-in closet. There’s space for all your wardrobe essentials, plus shoes and maybe even a dressing bench.
I appreciate how the layout keeps everything organized and within reach.
Primary Bathroom
The primary bath is designed for comfort and relaxation. You’ll find a double vanity, a soaking tub, and a spacious walk-in shower.
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Natural light pours in through an exterior window, making the space bright and inviting. It truly feels like a personal spa.
Primary Porch
A door from the primary suite opens to a private porch. This is an ideal spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation, separated from the main backyard for extra privacy.
I can easily picture unwinding here after a long day.
Bedroom 2
Toward the front left of the home, Bedroom 2 offers a comfortable size and plenty of daylight from two windows. Located just off the main hallway with easy access to a full bathroom next door, this room is versatile—great for guests or older kids.
Bath (Near Bedrooms 2 and 3)
A full bathroom sits between Bedrooms 2 and 3, featuring a vanity, tub/shower combo, and a window for natural light. This setup gives both bedrooms convenient, semi-private access for daily routines.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is at the back of the house, overlooking the backyard. It’s large enough for a full bedroom set and shares the hall bath with Bedroom 2.
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The windows let in plenty of sun, making it a cheerful space.
Bedroom 4
In the far back left corner, Bedroom 4 is even more spacious than Bedroom 3.
It boasts a vaulted ceiling for extra style and a big window that brings in the morning sun.
With direct access to its own full bathroom, this room is perfect for guests or teens wanting more independence.
Bath (Bedroom 4)
The private bath for Bedroom 4 is a complete suite, with a vanity, shower, and a private water closet. This en suite design offers a real sense of privacy, which I think is ideal for visitors or family members who value their own space.
Hallway Closets and Additional Storage
Throughout the main level, you’ll find multiple closets built into the hallways—ideal for linens, cleaning supplies, or those odds and ends that never seem to have a home. I love how the designer included so many practical storage solutions.
Back Porch
From the family room, step out through the main doors onto a deep, covered back porch.
This area expands your living space outdoors, with plenty of room for dining and lounging.
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The view stretches over the landscaping and mountains. The porch also connects to the primary suite’s private porch, yet still feels like its own space for gatherings, grilling, or quiet evenings.
Circulation and Flow
As you move through the home, you’ll notice how easily each room connects to the next.
Wide hallways and smooth transitions set a relaxed pace, while the thoughtful layout keeps public, private, and utility spaces clearly defined.
Thanks to the big windows and vaulted ceilings, there’s always a sense of openness and light.
Exterior Features
Outside, the modern farmhouse style ties everything together. The symmetrical front elevation, black metal roof, and simple landscaping create instant curb appeal.
Privacy comes from the deep porch out back and the many windows that let the outdoors in.
The side yard offers easy access to the garage and utility spaces, streamlining daily routines.
This home blends comfort, flexibility, and style across its 3,853 square feet. I can picture daily routines and special moments happening here, with each space ready to adapt as your needs change and grow.
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