There’s something instantly welcoming about a home that blends the warmth of Craftsman style with the rugged elegance of a mountain ranch.
This one draws you in from the very first look, balancing inviting porches, striking gabled rooflines, and a multi-level layout that feels dynamic yet cozy.
You get the convenience of main-level living with extra bonus spaces above, plus a fully finished lower level that adds even more flexibility.
If you imagine cozy family gatherings or lively weekends with friends, this house is ready for anything.
I’d love to show you around every corner and detail so you can see just how adaptable and comfortable this home feels.
Specifications:
- 2,531 Heated S.F.
- 3-5 Beds
- 3.5-5.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
Right away, the front porch sets an easygoing tone. Spanning nearly thirty feet, it’s the kind of spot where you can picture a pair of rocking chairs and some potted ferns along the crisp white trim.
The covered entry isn’t just attractive; it keeps you sheltered from the rain as you come home.
I always notice how these wide porches make you want to linger outside before heading in.
Foyer
As you enter, the foyer gives an immediate sense of order. There’s a coat closet for guests and a handy spot for shoes, so clutter stays out of sight.
You can see right into the great room from here, but there’s no rush. The foyer really gives you a moment to pause, which I think families truly appreciate.
Great Room
Once inside the great room, you’ll notice how the space really opens up. Two-story ceilings add drama and make everything feel bigger, while the overall layout keeps it comfortable.
The room is anchored by a likely fireplace wall, and big windows bring in plenty of light from the covered porch outside.
I like that this room connects directly to both the kitchen and dining areas. No one gets left out during family movie night or parties.
Kitchen
Next to the great room, the kitchen does a great job of balancing style and practicality.
A large island sits at the center, perfect for baking, prepping meals, or serving snacks.
There’s plenty of counter space for cooking as a team, and appliance storage is set off to the side so the kitchen stays open and clutter-free.
I love how the kitchen flows right into the dining room, making it easy to keep the conversation going during meals or holidays.
Dining Room
The dining room feels inviting and comfortable, not too formal. With a wall of windows and direct access to the covered porch, you can have breakfast with a view or open the doors for fresh air at dinner.
The room size works well for a long table, but it doesn’t feel too spread out.
For anyone who enjoys hosting, this space is just right.
Covered Porch and Grilling Patio/Deck
When you open the French doors, you step onto the covered porch. Here, the home’s character stands out with detailed railing and sturdy beams overhead.
The porch runs along the whole back of the home, so you can move easily between indoor and outdoor living.
Off to one side, a grilling patio or deck creates the perfect spot for summer cookouts.
Bring out your grill and some lounge chairs, and you’ll see how naturally the party heads outdoors.
Patio/Deck
At the far end, the deck widens out. This is an ideal place for a hot tub or a large outdoor dining set.
It sits behind the master suite, so you get extra privacy along with a view.
I think morning coffee here feels like a true luxury—just you and the sound of birds.
Master Suite
Back inside, the master suite is placed at one end of the main level for privacy.
The bedroom is spacious and quiet, with windows looking out over the backyard and deck.
There’s space for a reading chair or a desk if you want a private retreat.
What I really like is that the suite is set apart from the main living areas, so there’s no extra noise from the kitchen or great room.
Master Bathroom
The master bathroom is all about relaxation. High ceilings and natural light make it feel open and airy.
A freestanding clawfoot tub sits under a sparkling chandelier, and a generous walk-in shower is lined with gray stone tile.
Double vanities stretch along one wall, topped with marble and anchored by an oversized mirror.
There’s a good amount of space between the tub and shower, while built-in benches offer places to stack towels or sit and unwind.
I think this setup makes mornings easier and evenings much more peaceful.
Master Closets
Right off the bathroom, there are two walk-in closets. No more arguing over hanger space.
One closet even has a bench and a shoe rack with a mirror, so you can check your outfit before heading out.
This kind of separation is a small detail, but it really makes life easier for busy couples.
Laundry (LN)
The laundry area is exactly where you want it—close to the bedrooms and bath, with plenty of room for folding and sorting. You won’t have to haul baskets through the house, which saves time and steps.
Powder Room (R) and Secondary Bath (B3)
On the main level, there’s a powder room beside the foyer for guests, and a full bathroom (B3) near the secondary bedrooms. That means no long waits, even when you’re entertaining a crowd.
Utility and Pantry
The utility room sits just off the kitchen and includes a folding counter plus storage for cleaning supplies.
The pantry is right there too, and it’s large enough for serious meal planning or bulk shopping.
It’s easy to bring groceries in from the garage and put them straight into storage—no need to carry everything through the rest of the house.
Entry Hall
As you head down the entry hall, you’ll pass a second walk-in closet before reaching the entrance to the garage. There are hooks, shelving, and another coat closet, making it easy to handle muddy boots or backpacks right when you come in.
Three-Car Garage
A three-car garage is more than just parking space. You’ll have room for cars, bikes, and even a workbench or tool rack.
The angled design keeps the garage out of direct view from the street, so the home’s curb appeal stays front and center.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2, located off the main living spaces, is cozy and bright, with a window that looks onto the backyard.
It’s close to a full bath, making it great for kids, guests, or a dedicated hobby room.
I appreciate that these bedrooms are slightly separated from the master suite, adding a bit more privacy.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 is a bit larger and opens onto its own covered porch. Having private outdoor space here is a great feature.
You could use this room as a home office or a guest suite, with French doors opening up to the morning sun.
Upstairs Bonus Level
Heading upstairs, you’ll find a bonus sitting area that overlooks the great room below. The open railing keeps things bright and airy, and you really notice the home’s impressive volume from up here.
This space is flexible, working as a lounge, library, or playroom—whatever fits your needs.
Bonus Room
Just off the landing, a twelve by twelve foot bonus room gives you more options.
It’s a great spot for workout gear, a studio for hobbies, or even a game room for teens.
There’s an optional closet if you want extra storage.
Bonus Bath (Bonus B4)
This level also includes a full bathroom, so guests or kids using the bonus room have everything they need close by.
In-Law Suite (Bonus)
A half flight above the garage leads to a completely separate bonus suite. This space works well for in-laws, college kids returning home, or long-term visitors.
There’s enough room for a bed and sitting area, plus options for a kitchenette and private bath.
Two large storage rooms line the suite, making it easy to tuck away luggage, out-of-season clothes, or family keepsakes.
Basement Level
Let’s move down to the lower level, where there’s even more to enjoy. The entire back of the basement opens onto a patio that runs the length of the house.
Double glass doors bring in tons of light and create a smooth connection to the outdoors.
The basement is already mapped out for a variety of uses, making it easy to finish however you want.
Family Room
The family room downstairs is nearly twenty feet wide. It’s perfect for a big sectional, a home theater, or even a pool table.
The generous space means everyone can gather comfortably.
Social Room
Right next to that, the social room is bright and open, great for parties or spreading out on a rainy day. I think this is the kind of area where teens and their friends will want to hang out.
Game Room
A dedicated game room stands ready for foosball, ping pong, or your favorite board games. Since it’s open to the rest of the lower level, you’re always a part of the action.
Media Room
For anyone who loves movies, the media room is set into a corner, away from windows. You can create the perfect home theater with blackout curtains and surround sound here.
Kitchenette
In the middle of everything, a finished kitchenette makes the downstairs level truly self-sufficient. It’s easy to grab snacks for movie night or drinks for a party.
Wine Room
There’s also a dedicated wine room—handy for collectors or those who like to keep a few bottles ready for company.
Bedroom 4
Bedroom four is down a quiet hallway, with its own full bath and a window for natural light. This room could easily serve as a home gym, studio, or private office if needed.
Office
A dedicated office sits at the far end, away from the busier living spaces. If you work from home or need a quiet spot to study, this room lets you focus without distractions.
Mechanical and Storage Rooms
The basement also offers a large mechanical and storage area. Storing holiday decorations, tools, or keeping a workshop organized is easy with all this space.
Basement Patio
From the lower level, you can step out onto another long patio that stretches across the back of the house.
There’s a covered section for rainy days, making this a true second outdoor living room.
You can grill, relax, or watch kids play in the yard—all without leaving the comfort of home.
Every level of this home is designed to support your daily life, hobbies, and guests as your needs evolve.
You’ll find spaces that help you connect, unwind, and feel right at home. I think this layout works beautifully for all kinds of families, and I’d love to hear how you’d make it your own.
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