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There’s something about a home that instantly gives you a sense of comfort, even before you walk through the front door.
This modern farmhouse stretches across three beautifully planned levels, each offering its own blend of style and practicality.
With 5 to 6 bedrooms and over 3,500 square feet, the layout feels generous yet inviting.
If you’re gathering with family, hosting friends, or searching for a quiet nook to relax, every part of this house seems to provide a unique experience.
Specifications:
- 3,585 Heated S.F.
- 5-6 Beds
- 3.5-4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
Approaching the covered front porch, you immediately feel welcomed. I can picture enjoying a morning coffee here or watching a summer storm roll in while staying dry under the deep eaves.
As you enter, the foyer leads directly into the main living spaces, but let’s check out what’s just off to the sides first.
Den
To your left, there’s the den. At 14 by 11 feet, this room flexes easily for your needs—think reading room, home office, or a quiet spot to focus.
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I think the location works well; it’s set apart enough for privacy but still connected to the main traffic of the house.
Great Room
Moving straight from the entry, you find yourself in the great room. The two-story ceiling gives this space an open and airy feeling.
There’s plenty of room for large furniture and big gatherings, but it never feels too vast.
The windows draw in natural light, and access to the covered patio makes outdoor living feel like a natural extension of your day, especially on nice evenings.
Covered Patio
Step out from the great room onto the covered patio, which spans the width of the house.
This is a spot for grilling, dining outdoors, or watching the kids play in the backyard.
It connects seamlessly to the main living area, and I love how it lets you bring fresh air right into your daily routines.
Kitchen
Inside, the kitchen opens to both the great room and dining area. The 11-foot island instantly stands out as a gathering spot.
There’s space for prepping meals, doing homework, or keeping friends company while you cook. Storage is a strong point, with cabinets lining the range wall and a walk-in pantry nearby for all your groceries and small appliances.
This kitchen truly feels ready for real life.
Dining Room
The dining room sits right next to the kitchen, so serving is easy. There’s plenty of room for a big table, and with direct access to the patio, you can switch between formal and casual meals without missing a moment.
I appreciate that the flow here keeps you close to the action, so conversations and laughter easily move from one space to another.
Suite
Beyond the kitchen and dining areas, you’ll find a private suite. At 12 by 12 feet, it’s roomy enough for guests or even dedicated in-law space.
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A closet handles storage, and there’s a full bathroom just outside in the hall for convenience.
Living Room
Next to the suite, the living room offers a quieter, more intimate space away from the busy great room.
Measuring 11 by 17 feet, it’s perfect for movie nights, reading, or unwinding after dinner.
I think having this extra living space makes the home much more flexible, especially for families with different interests.
Mud Room
Off the living room and by the garage entrance is the mud room. Here, you’ll find bench seating, lockers for bags and shoes, and a washer and dryer set apart from the main living areas.
This setup keeps muddy boots and backpacks out of your main spaces, which I think is a huge win for any busy household.
Pantry
Directly across from the mud room, the pantry sits conveniently close to the kitchen. At 7 by 6 feet, it gives you space for dry goods, cleaning supplies, and extra cookware.
Open shelving keeps everything organized and within easy reach.
Garage
Connected to the mud room, the garage fits two cars. It offers a direct route inside for groceries or gear and has enough side space for bikes, tools, or seasonal decorations.
Master Bedroom (Mbr.)
On the left side of the main floor, you’ll reach the master bedroom. At 14 by 16 feet with a 9-foot ceiling, this room feels peaceful and away from the busier parts of the house.
There’s a nice sense of retreat here, and a built-in bench by the entry is perfect for slipping on shoes or keeping your favorite throws handy.
Master Bathroom
Through double doors from the master bedroom, the ensuite bath welcomes you in. It features dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower.
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There’s ample counter space for two people to get ready at once, and the walk-in closet at the end has plenty of room for any wardrobe.
Stairs and Flow
Before heading upstairs, take a moment at the central staircase. From this spot, you can go up to the family bedrooms or down to the finished lower level.
The staircase sits right in the center of the home, so it’s always easy to reach anyone on any floor.
I think this design really encourages togetherness.
The Main Level Floor Plan
At the top of the stairs, there’s an open space overlooking the great room below. This view keeps the upstairs connected to the main level, and each bedroom has its own private corner.
Bedroom 2 (Br. 2)
To the left, Bedroom 2 sits at the front corner. There’s room for a queen bed and a large window that lets in lots of light.
The closet is roomy, and each upstairs bedroom feels like its own space.
Bedroom 3 (Br. 3) and Study
Bedroom 3 is just across the hall, about the same size as Bedroom 2. Right outside is a study nook with a built-in desk—a great spot for homework or crafts without using up a whole room for an office.
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I like how this study area fits into the upstairs flow but doesn’t intrude on the bedrooms.
Bathroom and Laundry (Upstairs)
A full bathroom and laundry area run along the hallway, making life easier for everyone upstairs. With laundry right by the bedrooms and a linen closet in the hall, towels and bedding are always close at hand.
Bedroom 4 (Br. 4)
Bedroom 4 sits at the back and features a cathedral ceiling for extra character. It’s a bit smaller, but the ceiling height and ample closet space make up for it.
Depending on your needs, this could be a bedroom, hobby room, or even an upstairs media space.
Open to Below
The upstairs landing opens up to the great room below, letting natural light pour in and keeping both floors connected. It’s easy to call everyone for dinner from here, for better or worse.
Heading Downstairs
Let’s head down to the lower level, which really feels like an entertainment zone with lots of surprises.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Downstairs opens into a family room that measures 17 by 19 feet. There’s plenty of space for a big sectional, gaming setup, or even a pool table.
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This is where families can relax together or where teens can hang out with their friends.
Bar and Table Area
Next to the family room, you’ll find a wet bar and table area. The bar is perfect for snacks and drinks, while the table space could handle everything from board games to holiday meals.
I think this layout works especially well for parties, and the shelves above the bar let you display your favorite glassware or collectibles.
Theatre
Off the bar and table area, there’s a dedicated home theatre. At 22 by 16 feet, it has enough space for tiered seating, a full projection setup, and a huge screen.
This is the spot for movie marathons or game-day gatherings. The direct connection to the rest of the lower level makes it easy to grab snacks and jump right back into the action.
Storage (Stor.)
Next to the theatre, you’ll find a large storage room. Stash away off-season decor, sports gear, or anything else that needs a home.
This keeps clutter out of sight and out of mind.
Bedroom 5 (Br. 5)
Along the main hallway, Bedroom 5 is flexible enough to serve as a guest suite, teenager’s retreat, or even a gym.
At 19 by 12 feet, it’s surprisingly spacious for a lower-level room, with good lighting and close access to the full bathroom.
This makes it ideal for visitors or anyone using the playroom.
Playroom
Just off Bedroom 5 is the playroom, accessed through a Murphy door for a bit of hidden fun. This could be a kids-only zone, a creative studio, or a quiet reading space—whatever fits your family’s changing needs.
The Third Level Floor Plan
Mechanical Room (Mech.)
The mechanical room organizes your home’s systems, like the furnace, water heater, and laundry hookups for the lower level. Everything stays accessible but never gets in your way.
Lower-Level Bath
A full bathroom serves both Bedroom 5 and the family room, making the lower level comfortable for guests or longer stays.
Wrap-Up
Each floor of this home has its own personality, from bright gathering spaces upstairs to the lively entertainment areas below.
The layout is practical and flexible, ready for everything from quiet evenings to busy holidays with everyone you care about.
As you walk from room to room, it’s easy to imagine how your life could unfold here, with something special waiting every day.
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