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There’s something magnetic about a home that blends mountain lodge comfort with timeless country appeal and a touch of craftsman detail.
This vacation-ready retreat makes a big impression before you even cross the threshold. It stretches across two spacious levels with covered porches, a breezeway-linked three-car garage, and all the amenities you could want for family gatherings or relaxed weekends away.
The floor plan lets you picture slow mornings on the porch, lively game nights in the great room, and plenty of private corners for quiet moments.
Let’s take a full tour, following the natural flow from the welcoming entry all the way to the hidden nooks upstairs.
Specifications:
- 4,623 Heated S.F.
- 4-6 Beds
- 5.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Grand Covered Porch
As you approach the wide wraparound porch, you’ll notice the earthy green shingles, wood trim, and chunky stone columns, all coming together to create a cozy, lodge-like vibe.
Deep overhangs give you shelter, rain or shine, and a breezeway connects directly to the three-car garage.
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I think this porch is more than just an entry—it’s an outdoor room in itself, perfect for rocking chairs, evening chats, or simply listening to the wind in the trees.
Foyer
When you walk through the double doors, you’re welcomed by an airy foyer with soaring ceilings.
The grand staircase draws your eye immediately, while the balcony above hints at the open flow between both levels.
There’s space for a classic entry table, and the rustic finishes add character. I love the warm wood floors and the soft glow from the chandelier overhead, which make this spot feel instantly inviting.
Great Room
Just beyond the foyer, the great room opens up with a double-height ceiling and a dramatic wall of windows, making the whole space feel bright and open.
The stone fireplace rises up as a stunning focal point, ready for cozy winter evenings or to simply anchor the room during the day.
Leather sofas, tufted chairs, and a classic chandelier keep things inviting without feeling stuffy. This room connects directly to the outdoors, giving you views straight through to the covered living area and the natural scenery beyond.
Kitchen
Off to one side, the kitchen unfolds with plenty of space for cooking, gathering, and daily life.
The main island sits at the center, topped with a mix of marble and butcher block, surrounded by crisp white cabinetry and glass-front cabinets perfect for displaying your favorite dishes.
There’s a walk-in pantry, double ovens, and loads of prep space. Even on busy nights, there’s room for kids at the island or friends sipping wine while you finish up dinner.
I really appreciate the thoughtful mix of classic style and practical storage here.
Hearth/Breakfast Room
Beside the kitchen, the hearth and breakfast room is designed for slow starts to the day.
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A built-in corner fireplace brings warmth and creates a relaxed spot for coffee, cereal, or those long weekend brunches.
With so much morning light, this area stays bright but never feels exposed.
Covered Outdoor Living and Grilling Porch
Heading out through the great room’s tall doors, you step onto the covered outdoor living deck.
This area stretches across the back of the house, giving you space for lounge chairs, a big dining table, or even a hammock.
A dedicated grilling porch sits just to the side, keeping smoke away from the main entertaining zone.
Ceiling fans and heaters overhead help you enjoy the outdoors well into spring and fall.
I think this setup truly delivers on that vacation home feeling—outdoor meals, river views, and plenty of fresh air.
Master Suite
Inside, the master suite is set apart for maximum privacy. It’s generous without being overwhelming, with windows framing backyard views and easy access to the patio.
The layout gives you the chance to wake up slowly with sunlight peeking in, then head straight to the bath or out to the porch for your morning coffee.
Master Bathroom
In the master bath, you’ll find plenty of room to stretch out. A freestanding tub sits under a large window, double vanities run the length of one wall, and there’s a spacious glass-enclosed shower with mosaic tile accents.
Rich dark wood cabinets, marble counters, and gold hardware add a classic, polished touch. No matter if you want a quick shower or a long soak, this bathroom makes it easy to relax.
Study/Bedroom 2
Just off the foyer, there’s a flexible space labeled as Study or Bedroom 2. With its own closet and immediate access to a full bath, it works well as a home office, guest room, or even a semi-private spot for a teenager.
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The windows let in good light all day, so the room always feels open.
Bath (Main Floor Adjacent to Study/Bedroom 2)
This full bath is easily reached from both the study and the foyer, making it convenient for guests and daily routines. Features like a walk-in shower, classic fixtures, and ample storage give it real utility while keeping the look timeless.
Great Room Guest Room/In-Law Suite
Behind the foyer, you’ll find an in-law or guest suite with its own bath. This space offers privacy with a separate entrance from the main hallway.
It’s ideal for extended family or visitors who want their own space. I think having this option is great for multigenerational living or for hosting friends who stay the weekend.
Guest Bath (In-Law Suite Bath)
This guest bath serves the suite with a walk-in shower and plenty of counter space. It’s all designed for comfort, so older guests or young kids have everything they need close by, all on the main level.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Down the hall from the kitchen, you’ll come to the laundry and mudroom. Cabinets line the walls, ready for all your outdoor gear, and there’s room to drop boots or park muddy dogs before heading inside.
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A second door connects right to the breezeway, making it easy to unload groceries from the garage.
3-Car Garage and Bonus/Storage Room
Across the breezeway, the detached three-car garage goes beyond simple parking. A stairway at the back leads up to a large bonus and storage area.
You could use this as a home gym, hobby space, or just a spot for all your outdoor equipment.
I like that this extra space is away from the main living areas but still easy to access.
Stairs to Basement (Optional)
Beside the foyer, there’s a staircase that leads to an optional basement. While these plans don’t include details for this space, you could use it for extra storage, a play area, or even a wine cellar.
This flexibility means the home can change along with your needs.
Grand Staircase and Transition to Upper Level
As you head upstairs, you’ll notice the open railings and a plant ledge that add character to the staircase. At the top, a wide balcony looks down over the foyer and great room, creating a sense of openness and connection between the two levels.
Grand Balcony
The grand balcony upstairs is more than just a hallway. It’s a gathering spot where you can look out over the great room or foyer, making it easy to stay connected—no matter if you’re hosting a big group or just enjoying a family movie night.
Game Room/Home Theater
On one side of the upper floor, there’s a spacious game room or home theater.
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The room is large enough for a pool table, arcade games, or a full media setup with comfy chairs and blackout curtains.
I think this is an ideal place for noisy play or movie marathons, all without disturbing anyone downstairs.
Bedroom 3
Bedroom 3 sits off the balcony, offering space for a queen bed, desk, and maybe even a window reading nook. It includes its own en suite bath, making it a comfortable pick for older kids or guests who value privacy.
Bath (Bedroom 3)
The attached bath features a shower-tub combo and has plenty of vanity space for daily routines. There’s a door connecting directly to the bedroom, so late-night trips remain easy and private.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bedroom 4
On the other side of the balcony, Bedroom 4 matches Bedroom 3 in both size and layout, complete with its own bath and great natural light. It works well as a shared kids’ room or a peaceful guest retreat.
Bath (Bedroom 4)
Every upstairs bedroom has a full bath, so there’s no need to compete for sinks in the morning. The bath for Bedroom 4 mirrors the setup in Bedroom 3, with smart storage and classic finishes.
Bedroom 5
At the far end of the balcony, Bedroom 5 stands out with a slightly larger footprint and direct access to a bath. This room could be a second primary suite, a bunk room for sleepovers, or even a private office if you don’t need all five bedrooms.
Bath (Bedroom 5)
The bath for Bedroom 5 is bright and practical, offering both a shower and a deep vanity. It’s easily up to the challenge of busy mornings, no matter how many people are staying.
Bonus/Storage (Garage Upper Level)
Don’t forget about the bonus/storage space above the garage. It’s perfect for holiday decorations, sports equipment, or finishing out as a hobby room—or even a nanny’s quarters.
Having this much dedicated storage outside the main living spaces is a huge plus, especially if you’re coming and going with lots of gear.
This home gives you more than just 4-6 bedrooms and 4,623 square feet. It’s designed with real life in mind.
You’ll find spaces that encourage everyone to gather and connect, as well as plenty of quiet corners for personal downtime.
Whether you picture lazy afternoons on the porch or lively celebrations moving from kitchen to great room, I think this layout gives you options for every season and every stage of life.
Each space feels thoughtfully designed to welcome you in and make you want to stay awhile.
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