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There’s something instantly welcoming about a modern farmhouse, especially when it blends classic country character with smart, family-friendly amenities.
This two-level home stretches out over 3,096 square feet, giving you five bedrooms, spacious open living, and plenty of unexpected bonuses tucked into every corner.
The layout feels intentionally crafted for comfortable daily living, but also packs in thoughtful details that make gatherings feel easy and natural.
Let’s step inside and take a look at how this home flows, from the wide front porch all the way up to the loft retreat.
Specifications:
- 3,096 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
Right away, you’re greeted by an inviting front porch that runs the full width of the house. With its crisp white siding, wood columns, and deep overhang, you’ve got a spot that’s perfect for a couple of rocking chairs or a swing bench.
Whether you’re sipping coffee on a misty morning or waving to neighbors in the evening, this porch really sets the tone—it’s both practical and relaxed, a true country welcome.
Foyer
Step through the front door and you’ll find yourself in a foyer that strikes a nice balance between open and defined.
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There’s enough space to greet guests without feeling cramped, and the hallway gives a clear view into the heart of the house.
A coat closet is tucked just off the entry, making it easy to corral jackets and shoes before you head further inside.
Den
Just off the foyer sits a cozy den. It’s sized right for a home office or study space, with a window facing the front porch that brings in soft natural light.
I notice the location here is smart—it’s slightly removed from the main living spaces, so you can focus during work hours, but still be close enough to keep an ear on family activity.
If you need a spot for homework or reading, this room delivers.
Mud Room
Walk past the den and you’ll hit the mud room, which is one of those features I think every busy household appreciates. There’s a bench for pulling off boots, lockers for organizing backpacks, and a closet for seasonal gear. Positioned between the garage breezeway and the kitchen, it works as a natural drop zone, helping keep messes contained before anyone steps further into the home.
Half Bath
You’ll find a powder room tucked conveniently beside the mud room. It’s just right for quick stops after coming in from the garage or for guests to use without wandering through private areas.
The location makes it accessible without being front and center, which I find practical.
Breezeway
Connecting the main house to the garage, the breezeway is more than just a hallway. With access to the backyard patio on one side and the driveway on the other, it becomes a flexible indoor-outdoor buffer.
If you’re carrying groceries in from the car or hustling kids into the kitchen after soccer practice, this space keeps foot traffic organized. Plus, with windows on both sides, it stays bright and welcoming.
Laundry Room
You can’t overlook the laundry room here. It’s full-sized, with room for side-by-side washer and dryer, plus a folding counter and cabinets above.
There’s even a handy utility sink and a window over the machines that keeps the space cheerful. It sits close to the kitchen and mud room—ideal for multitasking laundry with dinner prep.
Kitchen
Move into the kitchen, and you’ll see why it’s such a highlight.
There’s a large island with seating for three, perfect for casual snacks or keeping the chef company while dinner bubbles away.
The cabinetry comes in a soft sage or pale gray, depending on finishes, paired with brass hardware and marble-look countertops.
A trio of eye-catching pendant lights adds warmth.
There’s a dedicated coffee bar along one wall—great for morning routines—and a walk-in pantry tucked just out of sight, so you can keep clutter away from the open counters. The layout encourages conversation and makes it easy to flow right into adjoining spaces.
The layout encourages conversation and makes it easy to flow right into adjoining spaces.
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Dining Room
From the kitchen, the dining room opens up under a vaulted ceiling. Here, a wall of oversized windows pours natural light across a dark wood table and woven chairs.
It’s a flexible space, roomy enough for big family meals but not so formal that you’d hesitate to linger with a board game after dinner. With its proximity to the kitchen and direct access to the backyard patio, you can shift easily from indoor to outdoor meals when the weather’s right.
Great Room
The great room sits alongside the dining area, separated only by the rhythm of the vaulted ceiling and the shift to a plush area rug. You’ll notice the herringbone-patterned fireplace with its deep wood mantel as a natural focal point.
Comfy neutral furniture invites you to settle in and enjoy the view out of oversized windows looking to the backyard. This is a space that works just as well for lively gatherings as it does for quiet evenings curled up by the fire.
Master Bedroom (Main Floor)
Tucked off its own hallway for privacy, the main floor master bedroom offers a peaceful escape. Large windows on two sides fill the room with soft daylight, while light walls and a ceiling fan keep the vibe airy and comfortable.
There’s plenty of space for a king bed and cozy reading corner, so mornings can start slowly if you want them to.
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Master Bathroom (Main Floor)
En suite to the master, the bathroom is laid out for both style and function. You’ll appreciate the double vanity with generous counter space, a glass-door shower in its own nook, and a private toilet area with floating shelves above. Dark wood cabinets and marble counters give it a crisp, organized look. I especially like the two walk-in closets—one directly accessed from the bath—so you can keep everything organized without ever feeling crowded.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Both the master suite and the hallway offer walk-in closets. Ample shelving and hanging space make it easy to keep wardrobes separate and tidy. If you’ve ever struggled for storage in a bedroom, these closets are a definite step up.
Coffee Bar
Positioned near the kitchen but out of the main traffic flow, the coffee bar is a small but thoughtful touch. Open shelving means your mugs and supplies are always at hand, and there’s room to set up a full coffee station. Whether you’re brewing a morning espresso or prepping hot chocolate for a chilly night, it keeps the main kitchen counters open for other tasks.
Pantry
The walk-in pantry is just off the kitchen, giving you space to stash everything from dry goods to extra appliances. With shelving that goes up to the ceiling, it helps keep the kitchen clean and uncluttered. I think having a pantry like this is a game changer for day-to-day meal planning.
2 Car Garage
Let’s head through the breezeway to the garage. With its barn-style doors, high gabled roof, and room for two vehicles, you’ve got space for both cars and weekend projects.
Overhead storage keeps seasonal gear stowed away, and there’s easy access to the house via the breezeway stairs. For families with lots of hobbies or just a need to keep things organized, this space really delivers.
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Now, let’s move upstairs to see how the private spaces unfold.
Loft
At the top of the stairs, you step into a central loft area. This space works as a second living room or play area. It’s open to the great room below, so you still feel connected to the main floor but have just enough separation for games, movie nights, or study time. The loft acts as a hub for the upstairs bedrooms, making it a flexible zone for the whole family.
Bedroom 2 (Upstairs)
Turning down the hallway, you’ll find Bedroom 2. With its double windows and walk-in closet, this room feels bright and comfortable. It’s big enough for a full-sized bed and even a desk, so older kids or guests have plenty of space to settle in. The closet offers deep storage, which is always a bonus.
Bedroom 3 (Upstairs)
A bit further along is Bedroom 3. The footprint is similar, and you get another walk-in closet, which I think is a standout feature for a secondary bedroom. The space is flexible enough for kids of any age, or even as a craft or hobby room if you don’t need all five bedrooms.
Bathroom (Upstairs)
Serving the upstairs bedrooms, the hall bath is equipped with a full tub-shower combo and a long vanity with storage underneath. It’s accessible from the loft and both bedrooms, keeping morning routines streamlined.
Master Bedroom #2 (Upstairs)
Toward the back of the upper floor, the second master bedroom feels like a true suite. With its own double-door walk-in closet and private master bath, you get a retreat that rivals the main floor suite. The bath offers a double sink, walk-in shower, and a separate toilet area. If you need multi-generational living or frequent guests, this setup gives everyone their own space to unwind.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Walk-In Closets (Upstairs)
Each of the upstairs bedrooms features its own walk-in closet. I think this is a detail that makes everyday life easier, whether you’re moving in teenagers, guests, or using the space as a workout room.
Loft Apartment: Living
On the upper floor above the garage, you’ll find a loft-style apartment. The loft living area has a sloped ceiling, which makes it feel cozy yet airy. There’s enough space for a sofa and small dining setup, so it can function as an in-law suite, college student hangout, or even a rental. This section of the home has its own staircase from the garage entry, so it really operates independently if needed.
Loft Kitchen
The galley kitchen in the loft is surprisingly efficient, with matte black cabinets, open wood shelving, and a deep farmhouse sink. Brass hardware and white tile keep the space feeling bright. It’s a perfect spot for prepping meals without bumping into anyone, and the layout flows directly into the living area.
Loft Bedroom
The loft bedroom includes a walk-in closet and just enough room to stay functional without feeling cramped. A window keeps it cheerful, and the location feels private and tucked away from the rest of the house. The sloped ceiling adds a bit of architectural charm.
Loft Bathroom
Serving the loft apartment, the full bathroom provides a tub-shower combo, vanity, and smart storage. It’s sized well for long-term guests or independent living arrangements.
Every space in this home feels carefully considered, from the open gathering areas to the private retreats upstairs and over the garage. Whether you’re coming home after a long day, hosting family for the weekend, or just enjoying a quiet morning on the front porch, there’s a sense of comfort and possibility built right into the layout. This is the kind of home that grows with you, offering flexibility and warmth at every turn.
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