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There’s something irresistible about a mountain home that feels both rooted in its natural setting and refreshingly modern.
This one combines crisp lines with rustic charm, wrapping 3,756 square feet of living space around open gathering areas, large windows, and quiet retreats.
The layout stretches comfortably across two levels, with room for family, friends, work, and play.
Even with all this space, it never feels crowded or cold. Come along with me as I walk through each area, noticing how the rooms connect and pointing out the details I think you’ll appreciate.
Specifications:
- 3,756 Heated S.F.
- 3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
You step outside onto a broad front porch accented by natural stone and warm wood paneling.
The wide steps and generous overhang create a true sense of arrival and give you plenty of room to pause, remove your boots, or chat with neighbors on a summer evening.
With oversized black-trimmed windows and vertical wood siding, the exterior already hints at the rustic-meets-modern style waiting inside.
Entry
As you enter through the front door, the foyer features tall ceilings and warm wood floors.
The open entry flows directly into the main living area, with built-in shelves and cabinetry along one wall—ideal for displaying art or dropping your keys.
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Right away, you’ll notice the openness, thanks to wide sightlines toward the living room and beyond.
Bedroom 2
Just off the entry, you’ll find Bedroom 2. A large window faces the front of the house, making this room a great choice for a guest suite or a teenager’s retreat.
The generous size easily fits a queen bed plus a desk or reading nook. Two walk-in closets flank the entry, giving you loads of storage—one for clothing and another perfect for gear or seasonal items.
Full Bathroom
Next to Bedroom 2, there’s a conveniently located bathroom. The layout is practical, with a floating wood vanity, creamy countertop, and oversized mirror.
This spot works well for guests or anyone staying in Bedroom 2, making morning routines simple.
Powder Bath
A few steps away, a powder bath is tucked off the main hallway. This is the bathroom guests will use, close to the living spaces but still private.
With clean lines and warm finishes, it feels intentional, not like an afterthought.
Bedroom 3
Continuing past the entry, Bedroom 3 sits on the far side of the home. Its location provides privacy from the main living areas and from the other bedrooms.
There’s a roomy closet and an adjoining full bath with its own tub and single vanity.
This setup is ideal for an older child, live-in relative, or long-term guest who wants their own space.
Office
Between Bedroom 3 and the living room, the office has a peaceful vibe thanks to a large glass door leading to an uncovered patio.
Light pours in, making this a wonderful spot to work, read, or use as a hobby space.
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I think the direct outdoor access really sets this office apart. On nice days, you can open the door for fresh air and a view of the yard.
Mudroom
As you head toward the garage, you’ll see a compact mudroom. It’s perfect for catching boots, coats, and backpacks before they clutter the house.
With built-in cubbies and a bench, staying organized is easy. This space connects directly to both the laundry and garage, which, in my opinion, makes daily chores much more manageable.
Laundry Room
The laundry room sits right next to the mudroom. There’s space for side-by-side machines, a folding counter, and storage.
Natural light and good organization keep it from feeling like a chore zone. Since you’re right by the garage, muddy gear never has to pass through the main house.
Storage
A dedicated storage room connects to the garage area. If you’ve wished for a place to stash outdoor gear, holiday decorations, or those “just-in-case” items, you’ll appreciate this extra space.
It’s out of the way but easily accessible.
Garage
On the right side of the house, the garage spreads across two sections: a standard two-car area and an extra-deep tandem section.
This flexible space is great for trucks, bikes, a workshop, or even a small boat.
The wood-paneled doors tie back to the rustic exterior style.
Living Room
Back inside, the living room is the central gathering place on the main level. Vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams draw your eye up, while a wall of windows and sliding glass doors fill the room with light.
A floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace anchors one end. Picture yourself curling up here on chilly evenings.
There’s space for a generous sectional, and the open layout is perfect for hosting a crowd or relaxing on movie night.
Floating shelves beside the fireplace and neutral-toned floors add warmth without clutter.
Kitchen
Just behind the living room, the kitchen is designed for both beauty and function. The long island seats five comfortably, making it perfect for casual breakfasts or for friends to gather while you cook.
Pale wood cabinetry, creamy countertops, and a herringbone tile backsplash create a cozy, modern look.
Oversized matte black pendant lights add a striking accent overhead. I love how the kitchen feels open but still has its own sense of space.
You can prep dinner and keep an eye on everything happening in the living areas.
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Dining
The dining area sits next to the kitchen, with large windows that overlook the backyard.
This spot is filled with natural light, making it inviting for both holiday meals and quiet dinners.
Since it’s close to the kitchen, serving is easy, and there’s enough room to expand the table for guests.
Service Kitchens and Food Pantry
Hidden just behind the main kitchen, you’ll find not one but two service kitchens plus a walk-in pantry.
The first service kitchen is perfect for prepping big meals and keeping any mess out of sight.
The second service kitchen gives you even more flexibility, serving as a spot for drinks, small appliances, or party trays.
The pantry is nearby, with shelves for everything from snacks to bulk groceries. I think having two service kitchens and a walk-in pantry is way more useful than one oversized pantry.
It keeps the main kitchen looking tidy, even when you’re busy cooking behind the scenes.
Outdoor Living: Covered and Uncovered Patios
Three distinct patio areas wrap around the back of the main level. The central covered patio extends from the living room, offering protection from sun or rain so you can use this spot nearly all year.
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Uncovered patios on both sides give you options for grilling, sunbathing, or finding a quiet moment with a book.
Since you can access these patios from the office, living room, and primary bedroom, it’s easy to step outside whenever you want.
Primary Bedroom
The primary suite sits in its own corner, offering true privacy from the rest of the house.
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This space feels like a retreat, with sliding doors leading out to a private covered patio.
Warm wood floors, a stone fireplace, and high ceilings create a calm, textured backdrop. There’s room for a reading chair or even a small sofa.
Imagine waking up to morning light or unwinding by the fire at night.
Primary Bathroom
Directly connected to the bedroom, the primary bathroom is spacious and organized for comfort. Dual vanities run along one wall with a big mirror and enough room for two people to get ready together.
A glass-enclosed shower and a separate soaking tub invite you to relax. The finishes echo the home’s modern rustic style with light wood, creamy stone, and matte black fixtures.
Just beyond, a large walk-in closet keeps everything organized and in easy reach.
Stairs to the Lower Level
Back at the entry, a wide staircase leads to the lower level. This transition feels natural, with plenty of light following you downstairs.
The lower floor is set up for fun, hosting guests, and flexible living.
Rec Room
At the bottom of the stairs, the rec room opens up into a huge space ready for just about anything.
With over 40 feet of floor, you can set up a game area, home gym, or even a second living room.
There’s a built-in bar in one corner, making it easy to host parties or casual get-togethers.
Media Area
Connected to the rec room, the media area is perfect for movie nights. The space is large enough for a massive sectional, a projector, or a full entertainment system.
Soft carpeting and recessed lighting create a cozy, theater-like feel.
Bedrooms 4 and 5
Branching off from the rec room, two additional bedrooms provide plenty of space for guests, older kids, or a live-in nanny.
Each is generously sized with big windows and ample closet space. Bedroom 5 is a bit larger and features a private bath, while Bedroom 4 has easy access to a shared hall bathroom, making it great for siblings or weekend visitors.
Gym
Across from Bedroom 4, you’ll find a dedicated home gym that’s 15 feet wide. There’s room for weights, cardio gear, and mats.
If you’ve been wanting a space to work out without leaving home, this setup is just right.
Natural light from nearby windows keeps the room feeling energetic.
Flex Space
Down the hall, a massive flex space awaits. The room’s size makes it ideal for many uses, like a studio, music room, or a quiet spot for yoga.
You can close it off when needed, so the options are wide open. I think it’s great to have an area that can adapt as your needs change.
Unfinished Storage
Finally, there’s a large unfinished storage area on this level. It’s perfect for holiday décor, keepsakes, or overflow from upstairs, helping the rest of the house stay uncluttered and organized.
With every space thoughtfully included on both levels, this home is ready for all aspects of life: family, work, play, and entertaining.
I really like how the rooms flow together and how there’s a mix of private retreats and spacious gathering areas.
It’s easy to picture living here year-round, surrounded by mountain views and modern comforts.
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