Some homes make a grand first impression, but this one keeps surprising you as you move from room to room.
The European-inspired exterior sets the tone with its stately arches, welcoming columns, and a driveway that brings you right up to the front door.
Once inside, you’ll find three full levels of comfortable living, each with its own unique spaces for every mood and moment.
This home is designed not just for daily life, but for anyone who enjoys a bit of luxury woven into the regular rhythm of family, work, and relaxation.
Specifications:
- 7,814 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 6.5+ Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Entry
You arrive beneath a covered entry that feels both welcoming and impressive, framed by tall columns and an accent of stone.
Double doors lead into a soaring foyer. The first thing you’ll likely notice is the dramatic, curved staircase, which stands out as a sculptural statement and hints at the sophistication found throughout the house.
The foyer itself is spacious, making it easy for groups to gather without feeling crowded.
Just off the entrance, a gallery hallway draws your eye forward, offering a glimpse of what’s ahead.
Dining
To your right, the dining room feels a little set apart—special enough for formal occasions but still close enough for everyday meals.
There’s room here for a large table, and the generous windows bring in plenty of natural light.
I think the placement works really well if you like to host dinner parties or family gatherings.
It’s conveniently close to the kitchen but still stands out as its own entertaining space.
Living
If you keep moving from the foyer, you’ll find yourself in the living room. This space really opens up, with tall windows that flood the area with light and offer a view of the deck outside.
The living room sits at the center of the floor plan and serves as a welcoming hub for quiet evenings or lively gatherings.
Because it connects directly to the gallery hallway, it feels naturally integrated into the home’s flow rather than feeling isolated.
Deck
From the living room, head out to the deck and you’re surrounded by green. This covered space is large enough for outdoor furniture and is perfect for morning coffee or weekend barbecues.
Its position gives you both privacy and a great view of the backyard, making the most of the home’s multi-story design.
Den
Just off the living room, the den offers a quieter spot. It’s a bit removed from the main living areas, so it’s ideal for reading, work, or even casual meetings.
Angled walls and large windows give this room a unique character and a peaceful atmosphere.
Depending on your needs, it could easily serve as a library or home office.
Kitchen
The kitchen sits toward the rear and right, connected to both the family room and the nook.
This spot really drives the rhythm of daily activity. There’s a large island that doubles as both prep space and a place to gather.
What I like most is the walk-in pantry just steps away, giving you storage that’s close but hidden from view.
The kitchen’s open connection to other rooms means you can stay part of the conversation while cooking, which I always appreciate in a well-designed home.
Family Room
Right next to the kitchen, the family room strikes a nice balance between comfort and style.
Picture windows overlook the backyard, and you get direct access to the deck for a true indoor-outdoor vibe.
The room is big enough for a sectional or multiple seating areas, making it perfect for movie nights or just hanging out.
The way it flows with the kitchen and nook keeps everything feeling connected and easy for daily routines.
Nook
Between the kitchen and family room, the nook is all about relaxed meals and morning routines.
Its casual feel makes it a favorite spot for breakfast, homework, or quick snacks. From here, you have views of both the deck and the family spaces, so it truly becomes an everyday hub without ever feeling cramped.
Pantry
A few steps from the kitchen, you’ll find the walk-in pantry. There’s more than enough space for groceries, appliances, and bulk items.
I really like that it’s close to both the kitchen and the gallery, so you never have to go far to grab what you need.
Hall & Powder Room
Along the left side of the foyer, a hallway leads to more private corners of the main floor.
Here, you’ll find a powder room for guests, right between the formal and informal wings of the house.
Being close to the den and guest suite means overnight visitors or party guests always have what they need.
Guest Bedroom
At the front corner, the guest bedroom offers both privacy and space. It gets plenty of natural light and feels separate from the busiest parts of the home.
With a dedicated guest bath and walk-in closet, this room feels more like a second master suite than a typical spare bedroom.
Guest Bath & Walk-In Closet
Guests enjoy their own full bath right next to the bedroom. The attached walk-in closet makes this room comfortable for longer visits or as a flexible space for extended family.
The bathroom is just a few steps from the bedroom, making it very convenient and private.
Mud Room
On the opposite side, near the garage entry, the mud room is built for busy routines.
You have hooks, storage, and a bench to keep bags and shoes organized. I think this kind of drop zone is especially helpful for families who want to keep clutter out of the main living areas.
Coats
Right outside the mud room, a coat closet gives you and your guests a handy spot for outerwear as soon as you walk in. It’s one of those small but smart details that keeps the rest of the house tidy.
Elevator
An elevator is located near the mud room and main staircase. This feature offers a convenient way to reach every floor.
If you’re carrying groceries or want to make the home more accessible, having an elevator makes everyday life much easier for everyone.
3-Car Garage
Connected to the mud room, you’ll find a three-car garage with extra space for bikes, tools, or even a small workshop. With direct access to the main house, unloading groceries is quick and easy, whatever the weather.
Stairs
The sweeping curved staircase in the foyer leads you to the second floor. There’s also a second staircase near the kitchen and elevator, giving everyone more than one way to move through the house and keeping things flowing smoothly.
Now let’s head upstairs to explore the private quarters…
Master Bedroom
At the top of the stairs, you’ll find the master suite set off on its own for maximum privacy.
Windows here bring in morning light and offer views across the property. Thanks to its size and placement, this room truly feels like a retreat.
I always love when the primary bedroom is set apart from the home’s busiest areas.
Master Bath
Connected to the master bedroom, the bath is both spacious and luxurious. Features include a soaking tub, a separate shower, dual vanities, and generous counter space.
The layout makes sharing simple, and the quality finishes create a spa-like atmosphere. It’s definitely a place where you can unwind after a long day.
Walk-In Closet
The walk-in closet is impressively large, offering space for all your clothes, shoes, and accessories, with room to spare. It connects directly to both the bedroom and the bath, making organization and daily routines effortless.
Bridge
Upstairs, a bridge connects the master suite to the other bedrooms. With open railings that overlook the foyer and living room, the hallway feels bright and airy, adding a sense of openness to the second floor.
Open to Below
Several areas on the second story are open to below, offering views down to the main living spaces. This design floods the home with light and keeps the upstairs feeling connected to everything happening below.
Bedrooms 2 and 3
On the right side, there are two bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet and easy access to its own full bathroom.
These rooms are generously sized—plenty of space for beds, desks, and play areas. I think they’re perfect for kids or teens who want some independence.
Bath 2 and Bath 3
Each bedroom upstairs has its own bathroom, so mornings are much less hectic. These baths are designed for practicality, with tubs, showers, and enough storage for everyone’s essentials.
Linen
A linen closet in the hallway makes it easy to keep towels and bedding organized. It’s a simple feature, but I promise you’ll appreciate it on laundry day.
Laundry
The laundry room is upstairs right where you need it most. It’s oversized, with plenty of room for folding, sorting, and even ironing.
With its storage and sink space, this area is truly set up for real-life tasks, not just appearances.
Bedroom 4
If you follow the hall to the back, you’ll find the fourth bedroom upstairs, separated from the others for extra privacy. With its own bathroom and walk-in closet, this space is perfect for a teen, older child, or even a live-in relative.
Bath 4
This bathroom sits right next to the fourth bedroom, keeping up the theme of privacy and convenience. It’s a full bath with a shower, vanity, and storage.
Balcony
Bedroom 4 opens onto a private balcony. You can step outside to enjoy the backyard view or take a quiet break.
Having a balcony off a secondary bedroom is a real luxury you don’t see often.
Storage
There’s a small storage area upstairs, just right for seasonal items or extra linens. I think this kind of built-in storage always makes life easier.
Elevator (Upper Level)
The elevator also serves the second floor, so every bedroom remains easily accessible.
The lower level extends your living space even more…
Rec Room
Head downstairs and you’ll find a massive rec room. This flexible space is perfect for games, parties, or family movie nights.
There’s direct access to a covered deck outside, so entertaining can easily move outdoors.
Bar
Next to the rec room, you’ll spot a built-in bar. It’s perfectly placed for social events, with seating and counter space that brings everyone together.
I think this setup is ideal for casual evenings or bigger celebrations.
Theater
For movie or sports lovers, the dedicated theater room is a special treat. It’s separated from the rest of the basement, creating a cozy, dark space for an authentic cinema feel.
The size lets you add big, comfy seats or even set up a projector.
Games
Adjacent to the bar, the games room has space for a pool table, ping pong, or whatever games you love most. Because it’s open to the rec area, it stays lively, while its spot in the basement means noise won’t travel upstairs.
Play Rooms
On this level, there are two separate play rooms, each spacious and versatile. Kids can spread out here, but these rooms could also be used as hobby areas, home offices, or extra guest space if needed.
Powder Room 2
A second powder room is conveniently located for guests using the rec, play, or theater spaces. No one has to go upstairs during game night.
Storage
A dedicated storage room on this level is perfect for holiday decorations, sports gear, or anything else you want out of the way but still close by.
Deck (Lower Level)
The covered deck off the rec room gives you another outdoor spot, ideal for morning stretching or evening drinks.
Stretch
Near the gym area, there’s a room labeled “Stretch. ” This space is perfectly suited for yoga, pilates, or winding down after a workout.
I think having a dedicated room for stretching is a really nice feature for anyone who values fitness or wellness.
Weights
Right next to the stretch room, the weights area serves as a complete home gym. There’s room for machines, free weights, and mats, all near daylight windows to keep workouts energizing.
Steam and Sauna
The lower level also includes both a steam room and a sauna. These amenities are rare and add a true spa vibe to the space.
Spa
The spa room, right beside the steam and sauna, creates a private area for relaxation and self-care. It could easily house a massage table or hot tub, making your wellness routine even more complete.
Wine
A wine cellar sits near the games and storage rooms, perfect for collectors or anyone who enjoys entertaining with a special bottle on hand.
Mechanical/Storage
The mechanical and storage room keeps all the essential systems organized and out of sight from the main living spaces.
Elevator (Lower Level)
The elevator makes its final stop on this floor, connecting all three levels so every space is within easy reach.
Slab on Grade
The lower level includes a large slab on grade area. This is ideal for extra storage, a workshop, or finishing out the space as your needs change over time.
What stands out to me most is how this home isn’t just about the square footage; it’s about the way each space is designed for how you want to live.
You can gather with friends, enjoy peaceful privacy, or dive into your favorite hobby—all within a layout that feels welcoming and well thought out.
This house really is ready for whatever comes next.
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