Specifications:
- 2,232 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
Welcome! I’m excited to take you through this charming one-story country farmhouse. The layout offers modern comfort while retaining a classic, inviting feel.
Its three dormer windows punctuate the covered front porch, adding character and appeal right from the curb. As we step inside, let’s explore how each room caters to different activities and needs, offering the versatility you’ll love.
The Floor Plans:
Foyer and Home Office
The foyer welcomes you warmly with its expansive feel. Right off this entrance, barn doors open to a home office that faces the huge front porch.
This is a fantastic option for remote work or a quiet reading nook.
The wide windows provide ample natural light, making this an inspiring workspace. I find this particularly appealing; it keeps work separate from the more relaxed spaces of your home.
Great Room
Moving forward, we enter the great room.
This space harmoniously blends comfort and style. The vaulted ceiling adds grandeur, while the centrally positioned fireplace becomes the room’s focal point.
It’s an open concept, so the great room flows seamlessly into the kitchen. It’s designed for gatherings and quality family time.
You can customize the décor to make it either cozy or sleek.
Eat-In Kitchen
It’s designed for functionality, but it doesn’t sacrifice aesthetics. With an island that’s perfect for quick meals or breakfast, the layout promotes easy navigation between cooking, cleaning, and dining areas.
Open to the great room, it ensures you’re never left out of the action when entertaining guests or keeping an eye on the kids while you cook. You might want to consider adding high stools here—I envision it as the perfect casual dining spot.
Rear Porch and Summer Kitchen
From the kitchen, let’s step out to the large rear porch, where you’ll find a summer kitchen.
The porch provides substantial outdoor living space, great for hosting barbecues or relaxing on a sunny day. This is where indoor comfort meets outdoor enjoyment seamlessly.
This area will be your favorite spot if you love grilling and entertaining.
Master Bedroom
Located on the right side of the home, your master bedroom offers privacy and tranquility. The design places it away from the common areas, acting almost like a retreat.
The master bath boasts five fixtures, and trust me, having these makes a world of difference in terms of convenience and luxury. The walk-in closet is sizable, offering plenty of space for clothes, shoes, and accessories.
Family Bedrooms and Bath
Opposite the master suite, you’ll find the family bedrooms.
There are three in total, sharing a compartmentalized bathroom. This layout is brilliant because it allows for multiple people to use the bathroom area without stepping on each other’s toes.
Each bedroom has its own personality, with adaptability for conversion to guest rooms, office spaces, or hobby rooms as your needs evolve.
Laundry and Mudroom
Next to the garage entrance lies a highly functional laundry and mudroom area. It has everything you’ll need, from the built-in lockers and organized storage for coats, backpacks, and shoes.
The mudroom also houses a powder bath – super convenient for quick clean-ups or guests.
Two-Car Garage
The two-car garage is conveniently attached to the rear of the home. I love how it keeps your vehicles secure and offers additional storage space. The position means comings and goings don’t disrupt your everyday activities.
Bonus Room Option
The bonus room above the garage is a fantastic addition for those who crave a bit more space. It adds 433 square feet of expansion space. This area can be a game room, a guest suite, or even a private gym.
Imagine the flexibility you gain with this option. It’s the perfect spot to adapt as your family grows or your interests change over time.
Additional Stairs and Third Bay Option
Some variations of this plan provide additional stairs and even a third bay for the garage. These options increase accessibility and storage, making it easier to incorporate future changes like a separate entrance to an in-law suite or an expanded workshop area in the garage. It’s these thoughtful additions that make the house incredibly adaptable.
Questions to Consider
Is the home office positioned well enough to balance work and relaxation? Would you prefer an area with less traffic flowing by?
How would you utilize the bonus room? The possibilities are endless, but sometimes too many options can be overwhelming.
Are the built-in lockers in the mudroom sufficient for your family’s daily needs, or would you consider adding more storage solutions?
How do you feel about the proximity of the family bedrooms to the common areas? Is it a positive aspect for your lifestyle?
When you think about the rear porch and summer kitchen, do they align with your entertainment style, or would you like an additional indoor dining area more beneficial?
This floor plan offers a well-rounded mix of privacy, functionality, and open spaces that can evolve as your needs change.
I think it would work beautifully for a wide range of modern occupants.
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