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This Transitional home welcomes you with a blend of mountain majesty and farmhouse warmth.
With its stone and shingle exterior, tall black-trimmed windows, and an inviting front porch, this 4,218 square foot retreat manages to feel both grounded and airy.
As you come inside, you’ll notice a layout that balances everyday comfort with surprise amenities, stretching across two levels designed for real living.
Each room here is more than just a space; it’s a backdrop for the way you want to live, move, and relax.
Specifications:
- 4,218 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 5.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
Right away, the front porch makes a strong first impression. It’s not just for show either.
The vaulted ceiling draws your eyes upward, while the cozy dimensions make it easy to picture rocking chairs or a morning coffee spot.
The natural materials from the outside continue here, setting a tone of durability and beauty that welcomes guests and residents alike.
Foyer
Opening the door, you step into the foyer—compact but welcoming. There’s enough room for a small bench or console, without any wasted space.
I really like how this entry gives you a direct line of sight into the family room, with options to head left or right depending on your plans.
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The stairway sits near the foyer, giving access to the upper level while keeping the flow uninterrupted.
Dining Room
Take a right and you’ll find the dining room, which stands out thanks to its 14-foot ceiling.
Even with a long farmhouse table, you won’t feel crowded. Its location near the front of the house makes it great for formal dinners or holiday gatherings, but it never feels too formal.
Natural light pours in, and you’re only steps from the kitchen when it’s time to serve up a meal.
Kitchen
The kitchen anchors the main level. It features a large island, plenty of counter space, and an easy connection to both the family room and serving area.
The island works for everything from homework to meal prep, and I think the open flow into the living spaces is a big bonus.
There’s a serving area and walk-in pantry nearby, so you have everything you need within reach but without clutter.
Serving
The serving area between the kitchen and pantry adds convenience. It’s a great spot for a coffee bar or setting up dishes for a buffet.
You won’t be dodging anyone who just wants a snack, and everything is placed right where you need it when guests arrive.
Pantry
The pantry is bigger than it first appears. With nearly 50 square feet, you can store bulk items, small appliances, or even add a second fridge if you need more space for batch cooking.
It’s close enough to the kitchen for easy access, but still out of sight.
Family Room
Continue into the family room and you’ll see how open the space feels. Ten-foot ceilings and oversized windows fill the room with sunlight, and the fireplace becomes a gathering spot when it’s chilly.
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I think the connection to the back porch is one of the best aspects here.
It lets you move easily between indoors and outdoors, whether you’re hosting friends or relaxing with a book.
Back Porch
Open the doors to the back porch and you’ll find a true extension of the living area.
The vaulted ceiling brings in mountain breezes and daylight. With enough space for both a dining table and lounge area, you can grill, eat, and relax while enjoying the view.
The rear elevation’s mix of textures and large windows keep the modern farmhouse feel alive.
Bedroom 2
Just off the family room is Bedroom 2. Its location offers privacy, making it perfect as a guest room or for an older child who wants their own space.
A full bath is just steps away, with its own linen closet—handy for quick cleanups or stashing extra towels for visitors.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is nearby, with similar size and easy access to a shared bathroom. You might use this as a child’s room, hobby space, or even a home gym.
The large window makes it feel bright and inviting. I appreciate that the finishes here match the high standard set throughout the home.
Bath and Linen (Main Level)
Between Bedrooms 2 and 3, there’s a full bath and two linen closets. This setup avoids morning traffic jams and helps everyone stay organized.
Both bedrooms can easily use this zone, and it’s convenient for overnight guests too.
Storage/Optional Basement
Near the bedrooms, you’ll find storage space under the stairs. If you need even more room, you can finish this area as a basement for a rec room, workshop, or extra storage.
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Even if you leave it unfinished, the main floor storage is more than most homes offer.
Family Foyer
Head to the right side of the house to find the family foyer, which is the real “everyday” entrance for most families.
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With built-in benches and hooks, it’s easy to keep backpacks, shoes, and jackets organized as soon as you come in from the garage.
Direct access from the garage means muddy boots never make it into your main living spaces.
Utility Room
The utility room connects to the family foyer, which is exactly where you want it.
It’s generously sized, making laundry less of a hassle. There’s space for folding, hanging, and storing cleaning supplies.
The windows brighten the space, and being close to the primary suite makes day-to-day routines feel a bit easier.
Primary Suite
In its own corner of the main level, the primary suite feels like a true retreat.
Vaulted ceilings add a sense of calm, and the location shields you from household noise.
There’s space for a king bed, reading nook, or even a small sofa if you want a spot to unwind.
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The large windows make sure you wake up with the sun.
Primary Bath
Walk into the en-suite bath and you’ll find double vanities, a soaking tub, large shower, and a private water closet.
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The layout is open enough to move around comfortably, but you still have privacy where it matters.
With plenty of storage, it’s easy to keep things tidy.
Closet (Primary Suite)
One of the largest walk-in closets connects right to the primary bath. You get lots of shelving and hanging space, so there’s no need to swap out seasonal clothes.
I love how you can walk straight from the closet into the utility room. This makes laundry day so much easier.
3 Car Garage
The three-car garage gives you room for your vehicles and more. There’s space for bikes, tools, and outdoor gear, which is perfect for mountain or suburban living.
Access to the family foyer means you can carry in groceries without worrying about the weather.
Bath (Garage Side)
On the main floor, just inside from the garage and close to the family foyer, there’s a small but handy bath. It’s perfect for quick wash-ups, especially after outdoor projects or time on the back porch, without tracking dirt through the house.
Now, head upstairs using the stairway off the foyer to reach a second level planned just as well as the main floor.
Upper Landing / Railing
Upstairs, you arrive at an open landing with a railing overlooking the stairs. This area serves as a crossroads, making it easy to get to any of the upstairs rooms without extra steps.
Study
Straight ahead from the landing, you’ll find a study. It’s set up nicely for working from home or as a homework spot, with enough space for a desk and shelves.
The window brings in natural light, creating a pleasant place to focus.
Game Room
The upstairs game room immediately grabs attention. Vaulted ceilings make it feel even larger, with plenty of space for a pool table, home theater, or a comfortable hangout for teens and kids.
It sits between the two upstairs bedrooms, making it easy for everyone to join in.
I can imagine this becoming the go-to place for family movie nights or weekend fun.
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 4 is on one side of the game room. The location offers extra privacy and comfort, with a window to keep things bright.
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The closet is spacious for a secondary bedroom, and there’s a full bath just steps away, shared with the game room and other upstairs spaces.
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5 is on the opposite side of the game room. It matches Bedroom 4 in size and layout, with its own full bath nearby and a roomy closet.
This space works well for guests, older kids, or even as a second office.
Bath and Linen (Upper Level)
Upstairs, the shared bath is placed between the two bedrooms and the game room. Two linen closets are close by, making it easy to keep towels and bedding organized.
Everything you need is right there, so there’s no need to run up and down the stairs for basics.
The flow throughout the home connects gathering spaces and private retreats, offering plenty of room for family, friends, or a little quiet time alone. Each room feels intentional, with just enough detail to make daily living easy without being overwhelming.
This mountain farmhouse isn’t just a collection of rooms; it’s a place where memories are made. I think you’ll find that no matter how you spend your days—hosting lively gatherings or enjoying peaceful afternoons—the multi-level design offers comfort and flexibility for whatever comes next.
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