Mountain Craftsman Home Plan with Private Master Floor (Floor Plan)

It’s not often you find a home that feels like it was designed for both everyday living and those “wow” moments you catch yourself daydreaming about.

This three-level mountain-style blend brings together rustic charm, modern lines, and just the right touch of lodge-inspired comfort.

With details like exposed timber beams, oversized black-trimmed windows, and spaces built for both family time and entertaining, you get the best of both worlds.

I’ll walk you through the house so you can see how each space connects, flows, and has its own surprises.

Specifications:

• 3,794 Heated S.F.
• 3 Beds
• 2.5+ Baths
• 2 Stories
• 4 Cars

The Floor Plans:

Raised Foyer

Step through the covered entry and you’re greeted by a raised foyer that immediately sets the tone for the house.

A curved staircase leads up and down, and you get open sightlines throughout the main level.

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There’s room here for a statement light or maybe a long bench for slipping off boots.

That first impression is both grand and welcoming, thanks to the combination of stonework outside and the warmth of wood accents you’ll notice as you move in.

Great Room

Move forward and the great room opens up with a 22 x 20 footprint that feels even larger because of the tall ceilings and all those windows framing the rear.

Sunlight pours in, bouncing off wood beams overhead. There’s a central fireplace that cuts the chill on cold nights, and there’s enough wall space for big art or even a gallery of family photos.

I love how this room works for both quiet mornings and larger gatherings.

Kitchen

A quick glance to the right and you’re in the kitchen, where things get seriously functional without losing any style.

The oversized island can easily seat five, making it perfect for everything from pancakes to homework help.

I noticed the crisp white cabinetry and brass hardware right away. They’re classic but on trend.

Open shelves and a geometric backsplash add subtle interest, while the wood beams and matching stools keep it grounded and homey.

There’s plenty of room to move, so whoever is cooking stays connected to the great room and dining area.

Dining

Just beyond the kitchen, the dining area is defined enough for special meals but still feels open.

It’s tucked next to a wall of windows, so you get a view out to the back deck.

The room is spacious enough for a large table and maybe even a buffet along the wall.

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I can picture you lingering here after dinner, watching the sky change colors through those black-trimmed windows.

Sun Deck & Screened Covered Deck

Sliding doors off the kitchen and great room open to outdoor living that’s hard to beat.

The sun deck is wide and open, great for container gardens, grilling, or just soaking in the view.

Step over to the screened covered deck and you’ve got a spot shielded from bugs and rain.

It really feels like a second living room for much of the year. Timber posts, stone columns, and all that glass give the rear of the house a mountain-lodge vibe that stands out.

Mudroom

Come in from the garage through the mudroom and you’ll appreciate the built-in storage. Hooks, benches, and cubbies keep gear organized, like muddy boots or winter coats.

This space acts as a buffer to keep the main living areas tidy and uncluttered.

Butler’s Pantry

Between the mudroom and kitchen, the butler’s pantry is a real workhorse. With its own prep sink and plenty of storage, you can tuck away small appliances or lay out snacks for parties.

I think this is a fantastic bonus if you love to cook or entertain but want the main kitchen to look tidy.

Lavatory

Just off the mudroom and close to the garage entrance, there’s a conveniently located lavatory. Guests and family can freshen up here without trekking through the entire house, which is a small but meaningful detail.

Storage (Main Level)

Next to the garage, the main level storage room is oversized and easy to access.

It’s perfect for sports gear, holiday decorations, or anything you want out of sight but not buried in a basement.

I think families will find this especially helpful since it’s close to both the garage and mudroom.

Garage

The three-car garage spans over 40 feet wide, so you’re not just squeezing in vehicles.

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There’s room for bikes, a workbench, or even a golf cart. Wide doors and the attached mudroom make for easy transitions, whether you’re hauling groceries or heading out for a weekend adventure.

Office

Tucked off the great room, the office is set apart without feeling isolated. Natural light streams in, and the space is large enough to work comfortably or use as a reading retreat.

I could see this becoming a guest bedroom or playroom if you need extra flexibility.

Hobby Room

Right next to the office is the hobby room, which feels like a bonus for anyone who enjoys creative projects.

Built-in counters and storage maximize the space. This could easily double as a homework zone or hobby area, and being close to the office makes multitasking easy.

Main Level Bath

Serving both the hobby room and office, the main level bath is a full bathroom.

Overnight guests or those working late have everything they need close by. I think this setup is great for families who entertain or want to avoid bathroom traffic in the mornings.

Let’s take the staircase up to the second floor, where privacy and comfort become the focus.

Loft

At the top of the stairs, you’ll find an open loft overlooking the great room below.

Light streams in from all sides, making this a cheerful spot for a lounge, library, or media area.

It keeps the upstairs feeling open and connected, even as you move into more private spaces.

Master Bedroom

The master suite is tucked away from the busiest parts of the house, with its own vestibule entry for extra quiet.

The bedroom itself is generously sized and positioned for treetop views. Large windows let you wake up with the sun or watch a storm roll in from your bed.

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I think the placement here makes it feel like a true retreat.

The Main Level Floor Plan

Past the bedroom, the ensuite bathroom is designed for both function and luxury. There’s a deep soaking tub, a large shower, dual sinks, and enough floor space that you never feel cramped.

If you enjoy a spa-like start or end to your day, this arrangement will hit the mark.

Toilet

The water closet is separate from the rest of the bath, giving you privacy when you need it. It’s a small feature that families really appreciate.

Vestibule

This vestibule area serves as a mini hallway, keeping the master suite distinct from the more public loft space. It creates a gentle transition from busy to calm.

Walk-In Closet (W.I.C.)

The walk-in closet is sized more like a boutique, with ample shelving, hanging space, and room for shoes and accessories. There’s enough space for everyone’s things, so no more fighting for a hanger or squeezing past each other in the mornings.

Dressing Area

Connected to the walk-in closet, the dressing area brings in natural light and gives you space to get ready at your own pace. This could easily fit a bench or dressing table, making mornings feel less rushed.

Hidden Room

One of the fun surprises upstairs is the hidden room behind the walk-in closet. You could use this for valuables, a safe room, or just as secure extra storage.

It’s something you don’t see in most homes and adds a cool touch of intrigue.

From there, the staircase leads down to the lower level, extending your living space and opening up more options for fun and guests.

Sitting Area

At the base of the stairs, a generous sitting area opens up. It’s perfect for casual hangouts, a second family room, or a play space.

Because it’s central to the lower-level rooms, the space feels lively and welcoming.

Games Room

Heading left, you’ll find the games room. This flexible area can host a pool table, ping pong, or even a giant sectional for gaming marathons.

The location right by the wet bar makes it easy to grab snacks or drinks without missing out.

Wet Bar

This wet bar turns the lower level into a true entertaining hub. There’s space for a fridge, sink, and glassware, so hosting is simple—whether you’re watching the big game or having a movie night.

The Second Level Floor Plan

Behind the wet bar, the wine room is ready for serious collectors or casual wine lovers. There’s wall space for racks and a tasting table, so it makes a statement as soon as you walk in.

Theatre

Maybe the best surprise down here is the theatre. At over 25 feet long, there’s room for tiered seating, a huge screen, and soundproofing to keep it quiet for the rest of the house.

I think this is the spot everyone will want to claim for movie nights.

Lavatory (Lower Level)

A half bath sits off the main hall, handy for guests or anyone using the theatre or games room. No need to run upstairs when nature calls.

Cold Room

Not every home has a cold room, but this one does. For anyone who cans, preserves, or just loves having extra freezer space, this is a practical bonus.

If you like to stock up or garden, you’ll appreciate it.

Bedroom #2

Bedroom two is tucked into the back corner with a window and easy access to the main lower-level bath.

It’s perfect for teens, guests, or even a live-in nanny. The room has plenty of closet space and privacy.

Bedroom #3

Bedroom three is just next door, slightly larger, and with the same easy bathroom access. Both rooms get good light and are separated from the main entertaining areas for quiet nights.

The Third Level Floor Plan

Bath (Lower Level)

Serving both bedrooms is a full bath with double sinks and a tub-shower combo. The way it’s set up keeps things moving smoothly when more than one person needs to get ready.

Mechanical Room

The mechanical room is placed for easy access without cutting into living space. Maintenance is simple, and you can check on systems or change filters without wandering deep into storage.

Storage (Lower Level)

Finally, a massive storage room stretches along the back—ideal for seasonal items, sports gear, or that holiday decor collection everyone has.

This home brings together rustic warmth with well-planned details and plenty of room to grow.

If you’re looking for a creative workspace, a spot for epic movie nights, or simply a place to relax with family after a long day, I think you’ll find a space here that fits your life.

The layout flows smoothly on every level, giving you flexibility and comfort without feeling boxed in.

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