This home isn’t just about country charm on the outside. With three spacious levels and a floor plan that puts a fresh spin on classic farmhouse style for modern mountain living, every inch is designed for comfort, connection, and a few welcome surprises.
The wide front porch sets a warm tone, but that’s just the start. Inside, the rooms flow easily, creating a relaxed atmosphere that works well for families, guests, and quiet evenings.
I’m excited to show you how this 6,661 square foot layout brings flexibility and style to every corner.
Specifications:
- 6,661 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch
Walking past lush landscaping with hydrangeas and coneflowers, you’ll be drawn to the broad covered porch.
With chunky wooden beams and stone details, the entry feels relaxed before you even reach the door.
This space isn’t just for coming and going; it’s perfect for summer mornings with coffee or welcoming friends as they arrive.
Entry
As you come inside, the generous foyer greets you with brightness from large front windows.
The staircase ahead hints at more to explore below. The main level opens up to either side, letting you choose where to go next.
There’s a feeling of openness here, but also enough separation to keep the entry calm and welcoming.
Study
Just off the entry sits the study. With its ample size, you have space for two desks, built-ins, or a loveseat for afternoon reading.
It’s far enough from the main living area to stay quiet, which is ideal for work or homework.
If you work from home, I think this spot gives you the right mix of privacy and connection.
Powder Room (Main Level)
Next to the study is a convenient powder room. Its location near the front door means guests don’t have to walk through private areas.
This simple feature makes life and hosting much easier.
Gallery
Moving forward, a wide gallery-style hallway draws you toward the great room, setting the stage for what’s to come.
The long view highlights the home’s generous scale. You could hang family photos here or keep it minimal for a clean, New American look.
Owner Suite
A private hallway off the gallery leads to the owner suite, where privacy takes center stage.
The bedroom is spacious enough for a king bed and a sitting area, with windows that frame the yard beautifully.
I like how the suite is set apart from the main living spaces, so you get a true retreat.
Owner Bath
Walk straight from the bedroom into the owner bath, designed for both relaxation and function.
There’s a soaking tub with a view, a large walk-in shower, and dual vanities along one wall.
The space is filled with natural light, making it extra inviting. The bath connects to a large walk-in closet, so getting ready is seamless.
Owner Suite Closet
The walk-in closet is truly roomy. There’s space for seasonal wardrobes, shoes, and even luggage.
You can set it up with open shelving or built-ins to keep everything organized just the way you like.
Great Room
Back in the gallery, you’ll arrive at the main floor’s gathering spot: the great room.
Tall ceilings and a wall of windows facing the covered deck flood the space with sunshine and mountain views.
A big stone fireplace anchors the room, making it perfect for cozy evenings. The open layout encourages conversation, but thanks to the generous size, it never feels crowded.
I love how this space balances openness with comfort.
Dining
The dining area flows out from the great room and is part of the main living zone, not set apart from the action.
There’s space for a long farmhouse table—perfect for big gatherings. With direct access to the covered deck, serving meals indoors or outside is a breeze.
This area is always ready for everything from holiday dinners to weeknight meals.
Kitchen
Just beyond the dining area, the kitchen is designed for both serious cooks and casual family time.
The large island at the center is ideal for prepping, serving, or gathering with a laptop.
Double ovens, a big cooktop, and lots of counter space make hosting easy. I appreciate the clear sightlines into the great room, so you’re always part of what’s happening.
Pantry
Off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry offers plenty of space. Picture shelves filled with baking supplies, snacks, or bulk groceries.
There’s even room for small appliances or a second fridge—an especially helpful feature for entertaining or a large family.
Mud/Laundry
Beyond the kitchen, you’ll find the mud/laundry room. This area is equipped for daily life, with cubbies for boots, hooks for coats, and a full laundry setup.
There’s a sink for messy projects and a bench for taking off muddy shoes after outdoor adventures.
With direct access to the covered breezeway and garage, you can contain the mess here instead of tracking it through the house.
Powder Room (Mud/Laundry)
A second powder room sits in the laundry area. This addition is especially helpful when coming in from the garage or after working outside and needing a quick cleanup.
Covered Breezeway
Connecting the main house to the garage, the covered breezeway shields you from rain or snow as you move between spaces. It adds to the farmhouse feel and functions as both a practical link and a charming design feature.
Four-Car Garage
The four-car garage is as spacious as you’d expect for a mountain home. There’s room for daily drivers, ATVs, bikes, or even a workshop.
Plenty of storage lines the walls, and carriage-style doors give it extra curb appeal, blending function and style.
Covered Deck
Out back, the covered deck stretches along the rear of the house. You can walk out from the great room or dining area and picture relaxed evenings by a fire pit or weekend barbecues with a view.
The shelter allows you to enjoy the outdoors regardless of the weather.
Ready to see the lower level? Let’s head down the stairs, where the home’s flexibility really shines, making it inviting for play, entertaining, and everyday living.
Stairs
The staircase from the main entry leads directly to the lower level. It’s wide and easy to use, not tucked away or cramped.
At the bottom, the open feeling continues, with large windows and access to the covered patio brightening the space.
Family Room
The family room serves as the hub of the lower level. Here, you’ll find another fireplace and space for a big sectional or game tables.
It’s perfect for movie nights, parties, or spreading out with hobbies. Patio doors let in natural light, so it never feels like a basement.
Game Room
Just off the family room is the game room. There’s enough space for a pool table, ping pong, or even a home gym.
I think this area adds a fun, casual energy to the lower level, making it easy for everyone to unwind.
Kitchenette
Entertaining is simple thanks to the kitchenette. There’s room for snacks, drinks, a sink, and storage.
No need to go upstairs for refreshments during movie marathons or when friends visit. For guests or teens hanging out, this feature is a real bonus.
Powder Room (Lower Level)
Close to the main activity areas, the lower level has its own powder room. It’s handy for everyone and keeps things convenient.
Storage
You’ll find two dedicated storage spaces on this floor. One is just off the kitchenette, perfect for party supplies or seasonal décor.
The larger storage and mechanical room sits toward the back and includes a safe room.
This feature gives you a secure space for valuables or storm protection, something I find both practical and reassuring.
Safe Room
The safe room comes with reinforced walls and secure access, adding an extra layer of security to the home. Even if you never use it, having this space brings confidence and peace of mind.
Deck (Lower Level)
A special bonus on this floor is the dedicated deck, accessible from the game room. It offers a unique view compared to the main deck upstairs and is perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or some late-night stargazing.
Covered Patio
The covered patio on the lower level mirrors the main deck above but offers more shade and privacy. With entrances from the family room, it extends your living space outdoors—think outdoor games, a spot for kids to play, or a sheltered area for pets.
Bedroom 2
On the far side of the lower level, you’ll find two bedrooms. Bedroom 2 features its own walk-in closet, making it comfortable for guests or older kids who want extra storage.
Large windows keep it bright and inviting.
Bath 2
Bedroom 2 has a private en-suite bath with all the essentials. It’s both private and practical, ideal for visitors or family who want their own space.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 also includes a walk-in closet and connects to Bath 3 in a Jack-and-Jill style. This flexible setup works well for siblings, guests, or if you want to use it as an office with private access.
Bath 3
Bath 3 is shared between Bedroom 3 and the hallway, making it practical for private or guest use. The straightforward layout is ready for whatever the day brings.
From top to bottom, this home feels intentional and welcoming. With open entertaining spaces, private retreats, and features like a safe room, game room, and multiple outdoor living areas, you get the best of country living blended with real-life practicality.
The three-level layout keeps everyone connected, but there’s always room to spread out or gather together—just as you need.
I think this home is ready for whatever you imagine next.
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