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Stepping up to this modern farmhouse, you’ll see right away how the mix of crisp board-and-batten siding, rugged stone, and black-trimmed windows creates a sense of warmth and character.
The inviting front porch, with its lantern-style lights and welcoming gabled rooflines, practically begs you to linger outside for a moment.
But there’s far more beyond the front door. With three finished levels, seven bedrooms, and a collection of spaces for work, play, and relaxing, this home really covers every need.
Let’s start at the main entrance and look at how each area flows together.
Specifications:
- 3,911 Heated S.F.
- 5-7 Beds
- 3.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch
The broad front porch instantly sets the tone. It’s spacious enough for a pair of rocking chairs or even a porch swing. The covered entry gives you shelter from the weather while creating a true sense of arrival.
From here, you’re protected from the elements and welcomed by the details that carry throughout the house: elegant columns, rich materials, and those black-framed windows hinting at the blend of traditional and modern style waiting inside.
Entry
Stepping inside, you’re greeted by a foyer that feels both open and defined. The staircase is positioned right ahead, making it easy to head upstairs or downstairs, but you’re also drawn forward by the natural light pouring in from the back of the home. I appreciate the small closet tucked just off the entry—perfect for coats and shoes. There’s a sense of organization right from the start.
Office
Just off the entry, the office sits behind a door, giving you privacy for calls or focused work. With a window looking toward the front porch, this room is a comfortable spot for productivity. It’s large enough for a substantial desk and shelving, and I think it’s flexible enough to work as a guest space or even a reading room.
Owner Suite
The owner suite is down a private hallway to the left of the entry, tucked away from the main living spaces.
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You’ll notice the generous proportions; there’s easily space for a king bed, sitting area, and a bit of breathing room. Natural light filters in from windows overlooking the backyard, making it feel restful and secluded.
Master Bath
Connected directly to the owner suite, the master bath is a standout. Dual vanities line one wall, with a window above to keep things bright. There’s a generous walk-in shower, a soaking tub, and a private water closet. This space feels like a true retreat—spa-like without being overdone.
Walk-In Closet
Through the master bath, you’ll step into a spacious walk-in closet.
There’s no shortage of storage here. Built-in shelving and rods offer practical organization, and there’s even room for a center island or a bench if you want to add one.
The closet connects conveniently to the laundry, which I think is a brilliant detail for everyday living.
Great Room
Taking a few steps back toward the heart of the home, you’ll enter the great room.
The open feeling here is immediate—soaring ceilings and a wall of windows connect you visually to the backyard patios. The fireplace is a natural focal point, flanked by space for built-ins or art.
This is where you can really stretch out with family or entertain guests, and the flow into the kitchen and dining areas keeps everything connected.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits just off the great room, anchored by a huge island that works as both prep space and casual dining.
I like how the work triangle is efficient, with appliances and sinks arranged for easy movement. There’s a double set of refrigerators and freezers, perfect for big families or anyone who loves to entertain.
The walk-in pantry is tucked off to the side, so bulk groceries and small appliances stay out of sight.
Dining
Adjacent to the kitchen, the dining area enjoys light from two sides and direct access to the covered patio.
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There’s plenty of room for a large table here, making daily meals or big gatherings feel comfortable.
The transition from kitchen to dining is practical, and the proximity to the outdoor living areas sets the stage for easy summer dinners outside.
Covered Patio and Uncovered Patio
Step outside from the dining or great room, and you’re on the covered patio, which feels like an outdoor living room. With plenty of space for a dining table and lounge furniture, you’ll find yourself using this area for everything from lazy Sunday brunches to evening get-togethers.
If you want a little more sunshine, the uncovered patio off to the side is perfect for grilling or catching some rays. The seamless connection from inside to outside really enhances the way you can live in this home.
Mud Room
Coming in from the garage, you’ll pass through the mud room. This is the kind of detail I always look for in a busy family home. There’s a spot for coats, shoes, sports gear—whatever tends to pile up by the door. It’s also perfectly placed so you don’t drag mess into the main living spaces.
Pantry
The pantry, just off the kitchen and mud room, is larger than you might expect. With floor-to-ceiling shelving and a clever layout, it makes storage easy. You can keep bulky items hidden away but still within reach.
Powder Bath
Near the mud room and study, there’s a powder bath. This makes it easy for guests to freshen up without wandering through private spaces. It’s a simple room, but its location really adds to the functionality of the main floor.
Study
At the far end of the main floor, past the dining room and just off the one-car garage, there’s a dedicated study. With windows facing the side yard and a door for privacy, this is an ideal spot for focused work or creative projects. If you need two work-from-home spaces, this home certainly delivers.
One-Car Garage and Two-Car Garage
The home includes both a one-car garage and a separate two-car garage on a precast concrete slab. This setup is a dream if you have multiple drivers or want extra storage for bikes, tools, or even a golf cart. Both garages connect directly to the mud room or side entry, so groceries and gear can go straight inside.
Stairs to Upper Level
Heading back to the foyer, the open staircase draws you upward to the private family spaces. The landing at the top gives you a moment to take in the open railings and the way light moves between levels.
The Main Level Floor Plan
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find Bedroom #2. It overlooks the front yard and porch, getting plenty of daylight. The size works well for a guest room or child’s bedroom, with a closet for storage. Its location near the stair landing makes it easily accessible.
Bedroom #5
Down the hall is Bedroom #5, slightly larger and equipped with its own walk-in closet. The position at the end of the hallway means extra privacy, and the window brings in good light. This could be a perfect spot for an older child or a guest who wants space to spread out.
Bath
The upstairs bath is shared between Bedroom #2 and Bedroom #5. Double sinks and a separated tub/toilet area make it practical for busy mornings. I noticed how the layout keeps things moving efficiently, so everyone can get ready with minimal hassle.
Bedroom #3
On the opposite side of the upper floor is Bedroom #3. It feels peaceful with its rear-facing window, and there’s a walk-in closet that makes storage simple.
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This room connects to a shared bath that’s also convenient for Bedroom #4.
Bedroom #4
Bedroom #4 is the largest on this level. A pair of windows look over the backyard, and the generous walk-in closet is a definite plus.
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This room’s size and position would make it ideal for an older teen, or maybe even a shared sibling room.
Bath (Upstairs)
The second upstairs bath serves Bedrooms #3 and #4. Like the other bath, it’s designed for smooth mornings, with double sinks and plenty of counter space.
I think families will appreciate how each side of the home has its own bathroom access—no waiting in line during rush hour.
Laundry (Upstairs)
The upstairs laundry room is a lifesaver for busy families. Located right near the bedrooms, it eliminates endless trips up and down stairs.
There’s space for side-by-side machines, folding counters, and even a window for natural light. Laundry day just got a little less daunting.
Open to Below Spaces
The “open to below” cutouts over the great room and entry make the upper hallways feel airy and keep the connection between floors alive. These architectural moments let you hear laughter drifting up from below and keep the upstairs from feeling isolated.
Stairs to Lower Level
Back at the main-level staircase, you can head down to the lower level. This floor stretches out your living options even further, especially for entertaining, hobbies, or long-term guests.
The Second Level Floor Plan
The lower-level family room runs almost the entire width of the house.
Large windows make it bright, and the open space is perfect for movie nights, games, or casual hangouts.
There’s plenty of flexibility for how you use this space.
Kitchen (Lower Level)
Near the family room, you’ll find a full kitchenette—complete with sink, range, and fridge. This feature is perfect if you have guests staying long-term, or if you want to host parties without running upstairs for snacks. I love how it makes the lower level completely self-sufficient.
Bedroom #6
Bedroom #6 is on the lower level, tucked away for privacy. It includes its own walk-in closet and easy access to a powder bath. This would work well as an in-law suite, teen retreat, or private guest room.
Powder Bath (Lower Level)
The powder bath near Bedroom #6 and the exercise room is really handy, especially when you’re using the lower level for active pursuits. No need to run upstairs in the middle of a workout.
Exercise Room
Tucked next to the family room, the exercise room is ready for your home gym setup. There’s enough space for equipment, yoga mats, or whatever fits your routine. With its location next to the living area, it’s easy to stay motivated.
Storage and Cold Storage
Between the main living spaces and the mechanical room, you’ll find a large storage area. The cold storage is particularly useful for pantry overflow, canning, or just keeping seasonal items out of the way.
The Third Level Floor Plan
Theatre
Down the hall, the dedicated theatre room brings movie night home. There’s room for tiered seating, a big screen, and surround sound. With no windows, light control is perfect for the full cinematic effect.
Bedroom #7
On the far side of the lower level, Bedroom #7 is set apart for extra privacy. It has its own bath just steps away and is close to the kitchenette, making it an ideal suite for an older teen, live-in help, or long-term guests.
Bath (Lower Level)
The lower-level bath serves Bedroom #7 and the family room. Having a full bath down here is a thoughtful touch, especially if you have guests staying on this floor.
Mechanical Room
Near the kitchenette, the mechanical room is out of everyday sight, but easily accessible for maintenance or storage.
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As you finish exploring, you’ll notice how each level and room has been carefully considered for comfort, convenience, and flexibility. Whether you’re looking for private retreats, big open gathering spaces, or extras like a theatre and gym, this home brings it all together. Every space feels connected and purposeful, ready to adapt to however you want to live.
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