A home like this doesn’t just greet you at the door; it invites you in, making it easy to picture your daily life unfolding within its walls.
With its modern Southern style, this 3-bedroom, two-level design combines clean lines with cozy details, giving you 2,383 square feet where comfort and function meet in a relaxed, welcoming way.
From the welcoming front stoop to the backyard pool and fire pit, there’s a rhythm here that lets you imagine lively weekends, peaceful mornings, and everything in between.
Specifications:
- 2,383 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Stoop
The front stoop makes a strong first impression with its 12-foot-4 ceiling and classic symmetry.
It’s wide enough for a couple of rocking chairs or a bench, so it feels both grand and familiar.
You’re protected from the weather before you step through the front door, which always makes coming home feel special.
Foyer
When you walk in, you immediately notice the sense of openness. The 12-foot-high ceiling in the foyer brings in plenty of light, and there’s enough room to greet guests without leading them straight into your main living spaces.
The foyer acts as a central hub, connecting you to almost every important area in the house and setting the stage for everything beyond.
Office
Just off the foyer, there’s an 11 by 11-foot office that’s great for work, homework, or managing the household.
Large windows fill the space with natural light, and the 12-foot ceiling makes it feel even bigger.
I think placing the office here is smart. You get a quiet spot to focus, but you’re still connected to the rest of the home.
Great Room
Heading further in, the great room is where the house really opens up. This impressive space measures 21 by 19 feet and has a vaulted ceiling peaking at 17 feet.
An electric fireplace provides a cozy focal point, while large rear windows bring in sunlight and offer a view of the backyard.
I love how the open layout lets the great room flow directly into the kitchen and dining area.
It makes gatherings and family nights feel easy and connected.
Kitchen
Turn slightly and you’ll enter the kitchen, which is both practical and welcoming. The 12 by 15-foot space includes a large island, ideal for quick breakfasts or spreading out ingredients for baking.
Open shelving adds a modern touch, and a walk-in pantry behind the kitchen gives you plenty of room for dry goods and kitchen gadgets.
The island faces the great room, so you can chat with family or guests while you prep meals.
Pantry
The pantry stands out as a true walk-in space, measuring 11 by 5 feet with deep shelves for everything from canned goods to small appliances.
I really appreciate having a pantry this size. It keeps your kitchen counters clear and helps keep meals organized.
Dining
The dining area, right next to the kitchen, feels both formal and relaxed. You can easily fit a table for eight, and the 10-foot ceiling keeps things feeling open.
There’s just enough separation from the great room for special meals, but you’re still close enough to be part of the action, whether you’re hosting brunch or a holiday dinner.
Rear Porch
Go through the glass doors at the back of the great room and you’ll find the rear porch—22 by 16 feet of covered outdoor living.
A built-in outdoor kitchen sits nearby, making it easy to grill or prep food for backyard get-togethers.
This porch works for every season, and the view of the pool and fire pit is perfect for summer evenings or cool fall nights with friends.
Outdoor Kitchen & Patio
The outdoor kitchen is built right into the porch, with a grill, counters, and storage.
Beyond that, the stone patio wraps around a curving pool and spa, with a fire pit and space for a big wooden table.
I can picture lazy afternoons here, with kids swimming, friends relaxing, and someone at the grill while laughter fills the air.
This backyard really encourages both relaxation and celebration.
Bedroom 2
Back inside, if you turn off the foyer you’ll reach Bedroom 2. At nearly 12 by 12 feet, it’s flexible enough to work as a kid’s room, guest room, or hobby space.
There’s a private closet and a large window for natural light. Its location near the foyer keeps it accessible, but still private.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is right beside Bedroom 2. It’s a bit smaller at 12 by 11 feet, but just as comfortable, with its own closet.
The way these two bedrooms are arranged makes them perfect for siblings, guests, or even a live-in relative.
Both rooms are set apart from the main living spaces, so everyone has a quiet retreat.
Bath 2
Bath 2 serves Bedrooms 2 and 3 and is designed for shared use. It has a tub and shower combo, a single vanity, and easy hallway access.
Its location offers convenience while still protecting the privacy of the bedrooms.
Bath 3
Bath 3 is just around the corner and has a layout similar to Bath 2, with a tub/shower, vanity, and direct access from the hall. It works well for guests or as an extra bath when everyone’s getting ready at once.
Study Nook
Between the two secondary bedrooms, you’ll find a study nook—a small, quiet spot for homework, reading, or organizing household tasks. Its size encourages focus without crowding the hallway, and its placement keeps it separated from the busier areas of the house.
Laundry
The laundry room is a great feature for busy families. It’s just off the main bedroom wing, with direct access to the master closet and hallway.
There’s room for a washer and dryer, a built-in sink, and upper cabinets for storage.
One wall has lockers, which I think is a big plus for keeping backpacks, shoes, and sports gear organized.
Entry
The main entry from the garage opens into a hallway lined with more lockers and storage, leading right into the laundry area.
This drop zone is set up to handle daily clutter before it reaches your main living spaces.
I like knowing there’s a spot for groceries, muddy shoes, or even just the mail.
Mud Room / Lockers
The mud room—part of the laundry and garage entry—features practical built-ins for coats, boots, and bags. It gives you a place to pause and drop your things, making it easier to keep the rest of the home clean and organized.
Garage
The garage is roomy at 24 by 27 feet, with two overhead doors. One is large enough for trucks or SUVs, and the other works well for a second car or even a workshop.
There’s also a pull-down stair for attic storage, perfect for holiday decorations or off-season items.
With direct access to the mud room and entry, you’re never far from the main living areas, even when you have your hands full.
Master Bedroom
The master suite sits in a quiet corner of the home, almost like its own wing.
The bedroom itself is 14 by 16 feet, with a vaulted ceiling over 15 feet high, giving it a spacious feel.
Windows look out onto the backyard, and there’s space for a king bed, reading chairs, or a small desk.
I like how private this suite feels, while still being connected to the rest of the house.
Master Bath
The master bath is directly connected to the bedroom and really feels like a retreat.
It includes a custom shower, a large soaking tub with a seat nearby, and dual vanities so there’s no crowding at the sink.
A separate toilet area adds privacy, and a linen closet makes storing towels and toiletries easy.
Master Closet
This nearly 10 by 12-foot closet connects the master bath to the laundry room. With built-in shelves and hanging space on three sides, it’s designed for real, usable storage.
I’m a fan of connecting the closet to the laundry—it makes daily routines simpler.
Powder / Extra Bath
A small powder bath is located near the laundry and entry. It’s great for guests or quick stops in from the garage, while keeping the main bathrooms private.
Storage Room
If you head upstairs, you’ll find a storage room just off the landing. Measuring about 5 by 7 feet, it’s ideal for seasonal items, hobby supplies, or anything you want out of sight but still easy to grab.
I find having storage on the upper level really helpful, especially if you use that floor for less-frequented activities.
Stairs / Basement Access
The stairs to the basement are located near the storage room and master suite. Even though the basement isn’t detailed in these plans, having easy access from both the main and upper levels makes it simple to expand your living space later, possibly adding a gym, playroom, or home theater.
What stands out to me in this home is the way indoor and outdoor spaces connect, how thoughtfully each area is designed, and the balance between privacy and togetherness.
Every room has a clear purpose, and moving from one space to another feels easy and natural.
If you want a home that’s ready for quiet moments or lively gatherings, I think this design delivers on all fronts.
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