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Sometimes a home just feels right from the very first impression. This Craftsman, mountain-inspired ranch brings warmth, space, and smart design together across two levels.
With 6,228 square feet, you get plenty of room for daily living and memorable gatherings.
When you walk up to the front porch, you’ll see how every space connects with the outdoors and with each other.
The flow really does fit almost any lifestyle. Let’s walk through each area, starting with the welcoming main level and moving to the flexible entertainment zones downstairs.
Specifications:
- 6,228 Heated S.F.
- 4-5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
As you approach, a deep, wide front porch greets you, sheltered by broad eaves and classic Craftsman columns.
The stonework feels earthy and inviting, and the cedar shakes with wood detailing set a cozy tone before you even enter.
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Benches on both sides of the entrance invite you to pause or welcome guests. I love how this space feels like an outdoor living room all its own.

Foyer
Once inside, the foyer opens up with high ceilings and lots of natural light. Built-in seats on both sides are handy for setting down bags or slipping off your shoes.
The open feel gives a sense of anticipation and makes you want to explore what’s next.
Every direction from here leads to something interesting.

Office
To your left, French doors open into a private office. This room is generously sized, with a wall of built-ins that make it perfect for work-from-home days or quiet study.
Its location at the front keeps it peaceful for focus, yet close enough to the main living areas.

Master Suite
Keep heading left and you’ll reach the master suite, which sits privately in its own wing.
The bedroom is spacious and has a tray ceiling and windows that look out onto the natural surroundings.
Off to one side, the master bath feels like a spa retreat. You’ll find a steam shower, separate soaking tub, and dual vanities.
There’s more than enough closet space, and even a dedicated laundry area so you can do laundry right where you need it.
A sliding door leads to a private patio with a spa, adding both luxury and privacy.

Great Room
Move back through the foyer to the great room, which really is the central gathering space.
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The paneled ceiling rises overhead, and a fireplace gives the room a cozy anchor. Built-ins on each side provide storage and display, and the massive windows flood the space with sunlight and views of the backyard.
The great room opens right into the kitchen and dining area, so you get a clear line of sight and easy movement for family time or entertaining.

Kitchen
In the kitchen, a large island is front and center. It’s perfect for meal prep or casual breakfasts, with plenty of space for a group to sit.
The layout makes cooking easy, and a walk-in pantry sits just behind the main prep area for quick access.
There’s also a wine nook and a dedicated refrigerator space, which shows that entertaining and daily living were both considered when designing this kitchen.

Dining Room
Just past the kitchen, the dining room offers lots of space for family dinners or holiday gatherings.
Windows wrap around two sides, bringing in views and sunlight. Built-ins along one wall keep serving pieces or barware handy, making this room practical as well as beautiful.

Computer Room
Near the kitchen, a small computer room is ideal for homework, taking care of bills, or managing a busy household schedule. Optional shelving and desk space help keep clutter out of the main living areas while still letting you stay connected.

Banquette
Next to the kitchen, you’ll find a banquette with a built-in bench and a cozy table—a perfect spot for quick breakfasts or coffee breaks. Sitting by the window, this area feels cheerful and is great for starting your day or catching up with a friend.

Pantry
The pantry here is more than just a closet. This is a generous walk-in space with shelves for all your dry goods.
If you love to cook or entertain, this level of storage makes life so much easier.

Porch (Rear)
From the kitchen area, head out to the covered rear porch. There’s enough room for outdoor dining or relaxing, and you can step right onto the main deck.
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The covered area means you can use it in any weather, while the location makes serving meals outside simple.

Deck
The deck runs across the back of the house, offering space for a grill station and plenty of seating.
You’ll get a great view of the backyard here. Since it sits above the lower-level patio, you enjoy privacy from the main floor while still being close to the garden and pool area.
I think this layout is perfect if you love to host outdoor gatherings or just want a spot to soak up the sun.

Mudroom / Utility
On the right side of the main level, the mudroom serves as a practical transition between the garage and the rest of the house.
There are benches for shoes, storage for coats, and a utility sink for messy projects.
The washer and dryer are located here too, so laundry stays out of sight from the main living spaces.

The Main Level Floor Plan

Through the mudroom, you’ll find a spacious double garage with separate doors for each bay.
There’s room for three cars and extra space for tools, bikes, or sports equipment. A small trash room keeps bins tucked away from the main house.

Powder Room
Between the mudroom and main living areas, a powder room stands ready for guests. Its placement ensures privacy, away from the kitchen and main entertaining spaces.

Stairs to Lower Level
Two staircases connect the main and lower levels, making it easy to move around no matter where you are.
One is near the foyer and office, while the other is by the mudroom and garage.
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This setup helps split foot traffic during gatherings, which I find really practical.

Game/Media Room
At the center of the lower level, the game and media room stretches wide. It’s ideal for movie nights, pool games, or kids’ playtime.
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There’s plenty of wall space for a big screen or shelves for games and books.
This room can really change with your family’s needs over time.

Outdoor Living (Lower Level Patio)
Sliding doors open to a covered outdoor living area beneath the main deck. Since this patio is shaded and protected, it’s comfortable in all weather.
There’s room for a fire pit, lounge furniture, or a dining table, and it connects the lower level directly to the backyard for effortless outdoor gatherings.

Bar
Just off the game room, there’s a full bar with a sink, refrigerator, and pantry.
This setup is great for hosting parties or just grabbing a drink while watching the game.
I like how it’s set apart enough to keep the main seating area open and uncluttered.

Hobby/Crafts Room
On the right side, a hobby and crafts room gives you a spot for creative projects.
With space for tables, shelving, and supplies, it could be an art studio, sewing room, or homework zone.
A window brings in natural light, which really makes a difference in this kind of space.

Bedroom 4
Farther to the right, you’ll find Bedroom 4, a large space with its own closet. Since it’s separated from the main game room, the privacy works well for older kids, guests, or even long-term visitors.

Bedroom 5 or Exercise Room
Next to Bedroom 4, this flexible room can be a fifth bedroom or an exercise space. With an ensuite bathroom and plenty of room, it works for a home gym, yoga studio, or a bedroom for a teenager who wants more independence.

The Second Level Floor Plan

Bathroom (Lower Right)
A full bath serves these two bedrooms and the exercise room, so guests or family members can have privacy and comfort.

Storage Rooms
Across the lower level, several storage rooms run along the back walls. They’re ideal for holiday decorations, sports gear, or anything you want tucked away but still nearby.
There’s even a dedicated display space—perfect for collectibles or trophies.

Mechanical Room
An unfinished mechanical room sits in the far right corner, giving you access to home systems and extra storage. Since it’s out of the way, you keep all your living space usable.

Bedrooms 2 and 3
On the left side, Bedrooms 2 and 3 share a private hallway and full bath.
Each bedroom offers generous space, with large closets and windows. This setup is great for siblings or guests, giving them a quiet section away from the rest of the activity downstairs.

Storage (Left Side)
You’ll find even more storage beneath the stairs and along this wing, making it easy to stay organized all year.
With smart details throughout, this Craftsman ranch makes it easy to picture a vibrant, comfortable life.
If you’re searching for places to gather, quiet corners for retreat, or creative spaces to make your own, you’ll find a blend of connection and privacy on both levels.
The transitions between indoor and outdoor living are smooth and well-planned, giving you options for every season.
I can really see this as a place to put down roots and make it your own.

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