If you’re drawn to homes with open spaces, unique details, and a seamless connection to the outdoors, this sprawling modern farmhouse will catch your eye right from the driveway.
The white board-and-batten siding and sleek black roof give it a crisp, welcoming feel, while the wide front porch and natural wood accents set a relaxed tone.
Inside, the layout stretches comfortably across multiple levels, balancing spaces for gathering with quiet areas for downtime, and offering plenty of practical features for daily living.
Specifications:
- 3,680 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
Step onto the covered front porch and walk into a spacious entry that feels organized yet inviting.
Natural light pours in through the glass-paneled front door, bouncing off pale wood floors and soft gray walls.
A black marble console table sits against one wall—just right for dropping your keys or slipping shoes into the woven basket below.
The wide hallway gives you a clear look into the main living spaces, but still maintains some privacy from the street.
I notice a sense of calm and order here, making coming home feel truly easy.
Dining Room
To your right, the dining room opens up behind a wide doorway. There’s enough space for a table that seats six, and the soft blue walls pair perfectly with the light wood floors.
A minimalist chandelier hangs overhead, providing gentle lighting without dominating the room. I like how this dining area manages to feel cozy and open at the same time, making it just as comfortable for casual breakfasts as it is for holiday dinners.
The large window keeps the room bright, and the flow into the kitchen makes entertaining simple.
Bedroom 3
Across from the dining room, Bedroom 3 sits at the front of the house, creating a private guest or kid’s room that still feels connected to everything else.
The room offers space for a queen bed, a generous closet, and plenty of natural light.
I think guests would feel right at home here, especially with the hall bath just steps away.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 is located just beyond Bedroom 3, still in the front wing of the house.
If you need a suite for older kids or long-term guests, this setup works well.
The closet space is impressive, and being close to the hall bath makes it practical for sharing.
The window overlooks the front yard, bringing in lots of light while still maintaining privacy.
Hall Bathroom and Linen Closet
Between Bedrooms 2 and 3, you’ll find the hall bath and a linen closet. The bathroom feels bright and practical, with a full tub, wide vanity, and enough room for busy mornings.
The linen closet across the hall adds convenient storage for towels and bedding, which makes family routines run smoothly.
Great Room
When you walk into the center of the home, the great room makes a strong impression.
The 13-foot ceilings and wall of windows bring the outdoors inside. Two pale gray sofas face each other across a soft rug, and a wide stone fireplace anchors the space, flanked by built-in cabinetry.
The light wood floors, dramatic stonework, and pops of color from the artwork give this room an elegant yet comfortable feel.
I can picture movie nights or lazy Sunday afternoons here. The open layout lets conversation flow easily to the kitchen and patio, so everyone stays connected.
Kitchen
Next to the great room, the kitchen features a long marble-topped island with seating for five.
This kitchen is truly designed for gathering, whether it’s morning pancakes or evening snacks. The farmhouse sink sits beneath a bright window, and the crisp white cabinetry stands out against dark veined countertops.
A checkered tile backsplash adds a playful touch, while globe pendant lights give the space a modern edge.
I think the layout is especially good for families who like to cook together since there’s plenty of space to spread out without bumping elbows.
Pantry
Just behind the kitchen, you’ll find a walk-in pantry with shelving on both sides. There’s enough room for all your staples, baking gear, and even small appliances you want to keep out of sight.
The extra counter space makes it easy to stay organized, so you’re not searching for ingredients when guests arrive.
Mud Room
Through the back hallway, you’ll come to the mud room. This space feels designed for busy lives, with a built-in bench, lockers for coats and backpacks, and durable flooring that can handle muddy shoes.
The mud room connects directly to both the garage and laundry room, so you can drop off sports gear or school bags without tracking through the house.
Laundry Room
One of my favorite features is the laundry room right off the mud room. With counters on both sides, space for a washer and dryer, and even a dog wash station, this room is set up for maximum efficiency.
There’s plenty of space to fold, sort, and handle laundry without feeling cramped. The counters also make it easy to keep baskets or supplies organized.
Dog Wash
If you have pets, the small dog wash station in the laundry room is a huge plus.
No more wrestling muddy paws in the kitchen sink. There’s a low basin with a handheld sprayer and enough elbow room to make bath time easy for both you and your pets.
Guest Bathroom
Right off the kitchen corridor, there’s an extra powder room for guests. It’s set back for privacy, making it easy for visitors to access from the great room or dining area.
The finishes look fresh, with a simple vanity and modern fixtures, so it’s both functional and stylish.
Bedroom 4
On the opposite wing, toward the back right corner of the home, you’ll find Bedroom 4.
This room includes its own closet and direct access to a private bath. If you’re thinking about in-law space, a teenager’s retreat, or even a home office, this setup gives you plenty of flexibility.
The bathroom features a walk-in shower and wide vanity, keeping things comfortable and self-contained.
Office/Desk Nook
Right outside Bedroom 4, there’s a built-in desk area with cabinetry and shelving. This quiet nook is perfect for paying bills, checking emails, or helping kids with homework.
I appreciate when designs offer a dedicated workspace without needing a full office—sometimes a quiet corner is just right.
Garage
Connected conveniently to the mud room, the three-car garage is spacious, with high ceilings and room for vehicles, bikes, and tools.
There’s a dedicated storage room at the back, great for holiday decorations, sports gear, or just overflow from the rest of the house.
A small trash enclosure in the far corner means you can keep bins out of sight and away from critters.
Storage Room
The dedicated storage area inside the garage wing is one of those practical spaces that makes a difference for day-to-day living.
It’s large enough to handle bulky items—think off-season furniture or even a home gym setup.
Having easy access through the garage means you’re not struggling with boxes in tight hallways.
Covered Patio
Stepping out from the great room, the covered patio runs almost the full width of the house.
This space is made for outdoor living, offering plenty of room for a big dining table and a separate lounging area.
With cover from the sun or rain, the patio is usable all year. The view out to the yard is wide open, perfect for watching kids play or enjoying quiet evenings with friends.
Master Suite
Back inside, the master suite is set apart in its own wing on the left side of the home.
The bedroom is spacious, with tall windows on either side of the bed and soft gray-blue walls that create a peaceful mood.
There’s enough room for a sitting area or writing desk if you want your own private space.
I really like how this suite is positioned—close to the main living areas but still completely private.
Master Bathroom
The master bath feels like a retreat. A freestanding tub sits beneath a big window, surrounded by crisp white shiplap and a dramatic black floral wallpaper border.
You’ll find a double vanity with marble tops and brass accents, plus a makeup station.
The walk-in shower is finished with distinctive gray plaid tile that looks fresh and modern.
Storage is plentiful, and the layout keeps everything within reach without feeling crowded.
Master Closet and Island
The master closet really stands out. It features an island for accessories and plenty of hanging space on both sides.
There’s a built-in bench for putting on shoes, and so much organization that you might actually keep your wardrobe tidy.
I like that the closet connects directly to both the master bath and bedroom, making mornings much simpler.
Linen and Mechanical Closets
In the hallway near the bedrooms, there’s a linen closet for towels, bedding, and seasonal items. Just around the corner from the great room, you’ll spot a small mechanical room and extra built-in storage to help keep things neat and out of sight.
Stairs to Lower Level
Beside the mud room and laundry area, you’ll find a staircase leading down to the lower level.
This placement makes it easy to reach from the garage or kitchen. If you ever want to finish the basement for more living space, recreation, or storage, this setup gives you lots of options.
Lower Level (Unfinished/Available)
The lower level isn’t finished in this plan, but the stair access opens up the possibility for a huge bonus area.
You could add a home theater, gym, playroom, or even a guest suite down here.
The space is flexible for whatever your needs might be.
This home balances open living areas with private bedroom wings and plenty of storage. Features like the dog wash, built-in desk, and walk-in pantry make life more comfortable and organized.
I think every space here is designed to help you enjoy daily routines, relax, and entertain—inside and out.
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