Would you like to save this?
We'll email this post to you, so you can come back to it later!
Approaching this home, you can almost hear the crunch of gravel underfoot and feel the gentle breeze on the porch.
Blending mid-century modern, farmhouse, and southern charm, the exterior hints at the style inside. The layout is multi-level and gives every family member a spot to relax or gather, thanks to a mix of welcoming porches and flexible living spaces.
Every room feels both inviting and intentional. I’m excited to walk you through each area and show you how it all connects to daily living.
Specifications:
- 3,251 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch and Entry
Before opening the door, the front porch offers wood beams, crisp white brick, and a cozy spot for a rocking chair or two.
When you enter, a bright foyer greets you, with sightlines stretching through the heart of the home.
On one side is a flex room, and ahead, the open flow draws you further in.
Flex Room
Just to the left as you enter, the flex room is a blank canvas. It’s large enough for a home office, a quiet study, or even a music room, depending on your needs.
YOU’LL ALSO LOVE2-Story Coastal Contemporary House Plan with 2 Master Suites – 5570 Sq Ft (Floor Plan)
With its location near the foyer, this space sits apart from the main living areas, which makes it great for focused work or a creative studio.
Foyer
The foyer is wide enough for a bench or entry table, and the staircase gently guides your eye upward.
Plenty of natural light from the front-facing windows keeps this area bright. The open layout makes it easy to move toward the family room just beyond.
Family Room
This is the space where everyone naturally comes together. Anchored by a central fireplace, the family room feels open and comfortable, with wide-plank wood flooring that adds warmth.
Large windows draw in sunlight, making the room airy, yet still cozy. I think the layout is especially smart for families who like to host friends or enjoy movie nights.
The flow between the living, dining, and kitchen areas is smooth, with no barriers to get in the way.
Dining Area
Next to the family room, the dining area is positioned perfectly for both daily meals and special gatherings.
The open setup means you’re always close to the action in the kitchen or the relaxed vibe of the family room.
There’s room here for a long table, so hosting a crowd during the holidays is easy.
Kitchen
The kitchen is the center of daily life here. The oversized island is perfect for homework, coffee, or casual breakfasts.
You’ll find modern cabinetry and plenty of counter space for meal prep, with a direct connection to the pantry and mudroom.
I love how the proportions feel just right. The kitchen isn’t cramped, and you have a clear view out to the covered porch, keeping you connected to family and guests while cooking.
Pantry
Situated right by the kitchen, the walk-in pantry is a huge plus for anyone who likes to stay organized.
YOU’LL ALSO LOVETransitional Farmhouse Plan with Two-Story Great Room and Outdoor Fireplace – 2768 Sq Ft (Floor Plan)
There’s space for groceries, small appliances, or even a second fridge if you want one.
Everything is within arm’s reach, which makes meal planning and prep simple.
Mudroom
Coming in from the garage, you pass through the mudroom. This area is a lifesaver for busy families.
There’s space for coats, backpacks, and shoes, so clutter stays out of the main living areas.
The mudroom leads straight into the kitchen, so carrying groceries inside is quick and easy.
Laundry Room
Adjacent to the mudroom, the laundry room offers plenty of space for sorting, folding, and hanging clothes.
I know how important it is to have a big laundry area, especially near the garage entry.
This setup makes laundry day much less of a hassle.
Powder Room
A few steps from both the kitchen and foyer, the powder room is conveniently located for guests. It keeps private areas of the home out of sight and means visitors don’t need to wander far.
Two Car Garage and One Car Garage
On the right side, you’ll find a two-car garage and a separate one-car garage. This arrangement gives you options if you have multiple vehicles, need extra storage for bikes, or want a workshop space.
Both garages connect directly to the mudroom, so you can come in from the weather with ease.
Primary Suite
The primary suite is a peaceful retreat on the main floor, set apart from the main living areas.
YOU’LL ALSO LOVELuxury Transitional House Plan with Multiple Master Suites – 6983 Sq Ft (Floor Plan)
There’s plenty of room for a king-sized bed and a reading nook. Windows along one wall bring in the morning light, and the suite flows naturally into the bath for a calm start to your day.
The Main Level Floor Plan
The en suite bath is more than just practical. You’ll find dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate shower.
The layout allows both partners to have their own space, and you can choose finishes to match your style.
There’s direct access to a spacious walk-in closet, making mornings less rushed.
Primary Closet
This walk-in closet has room for two wardrobes, with built-in shelving and hanging space. I like how it connects right to the bath, so your bedroom stays peaceful and free from clutter.
Vaulted Porch
From the primary suite or the family room, you can access the vaulted porch. The high ceiling in this outdoor area makes it feel open and closely connected to nature.
Would you like to save this?
We'll email this post to you, so you can come back to it later!
If you enjoy outdoor dining or a quiet cup of coffee in the morning, this area will quickly become a favorite.
Covered Porch
Stretching across the rear of the house, the covered porch is perfect for gatherings. It’s roomy enough for a big table, comfy seating, and even a TV above the stone fireplace.
The wood ceiling and railings add a welcoming touch, and the views of the yard make it a great spot for anything from family barbecues to quiet nights by the fire.
Stairs and Second Floor Landing
Heading up the stairs from the foyer brings you to a spacious landing. There’s plenty of room to move between the upstairs spaces without feeling crowded.
The private quarters upstairs are laid out with as much care as the main floor.
Bedroom (18’ x 13’)
At the top of the stairs, the largest upstairs bedroom measures 18 by 13 feet.
YOU’LL ALSO LOVE2-Story Transitional House Plan with Main Floor Master Bedroom and 3-Car Garage (Floor Plan)
It includes its own closet and has easy access to a full bath just across the hall.
With windows overlooking the backyard, this room would work well for an older child, guest, or as a shared sibling suite.
Bedroom (17’-1” x 13’)
Next door, another spacious bedroom at 17 feet 1 inch by 13 feet offers privacy because it’s at the end of the hall. This room is just a few steps from a private bath, so it’s a great option for a teenager or overnight guests.
Bedroom (11’-8” x 12’-4”)
The third upstairs bedroom sits closer to the stairs, with its own closet and access to the main upstairs bath. It’s a comfortable size for a child’s room or a guest space.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Shared Bathrooms
There are three full baths on this floor, each set up for convenience. One serves two bedrooms from the hallway, while another sits between the other two bedrooms for easy access.
Each bathroom is fully equipped, so there’s no competition for mirror space in the mornings.
Closets
Each upstairs bedroom comes with a dedicated closet, giving everyone their own storage. The hallways are wide, so everything feels open and connected, not closed off.
Optional Bonus Room
At the end of the upstairs hallway, you’ll spot the optional bonus room. This space could serve as a playroom, home theater, gym, or even a fifth bedroom.
Because it’s located away from the main bedrooms, you can use it for noisy activities or late-night movies without disturbing others.
I see this as a huge bonus for families whose needs might change over time.
Upstairs Hallways
The upstairs hallways are wide enough for easy movement, and I like how the bedrooms are grouped for privacy but still allow quick access to shared spaces. For big families or frequent guests, this layout is especially practical.
Outdoor Living Spaces
Heading back downstairs and through the family room, you can head outside to the backyard patios.
Maybe you picture summer barbecues, cozy nights by the fire, or relaxing with a good book.
These outdoor spaces are ready for anything, and the covered and vaulted porches feel like natural extensions of the home.
The indoor and outdoor areas blend easily, so you always feel connected.
Finishing the tour, you can see how each room and space flows together. The design balances privacy and togetherness, and every transition feels natural.
I think this home truly offers something for every lifestyle, making it easy to imagine your own story unfolding here.
Interested in a modified version of this plan? Click the link to below to get it from the architects and request modifications.