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You don’t find a mountain cabin like this every day. Picture a rustic lodge that feels both grand and relaxed, with 5,543 square feet spread across two well-planned levels.
As you arrive, the combination of heavy timber beams, stone accents, and a deep covered porch creates a welcoming, woodsy vibe.
This is the kind of home built for gathering, stretching out, and enjoying every view, yet it always keeps that cozy, mountain retreat feeling.
I can’t wait to walk you through it, starting right at the inviting front entry.
Specifications:
- 5,543 Heated S.F.
- 5 Beds
- 4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch and Foyer
As you step onto the broad covered porch, you’re welcomed by a space that invites you to pause, even before you reach the front door. The timber beams and wood ceilings offer shelter from rain or snow, and there’s plenty of room to relax with a mug of coffee while you watch the weather roll in.
Inside, you’ll enter a double-height foyer. The ceiling rises overhead, natural light pours in, and the open staircase catches your eye.
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There’s a coat closet on the left, perfect for dropping boots and jackets after a hike.
Straight ahead, the house unfolds dramatically, giving you a taste of just how much space you’re about to explore.
Great Room
As you move forward, you come into the great room, where the sense of space and light really stands out.
The vaulted ceiling is accented with sturdy timber beams, highlighting the craftsmanship. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the view, letting sunlight dance across the wood floors and inviting you to settle in and enjoy the changing sky.
The stone fireplace makes a strong statement without overwhelming the room. It’s a natural spot for family board games or curling up with a good book.
There’s plenty of room for deep sofas and armchairs, but the space always feels connected to the rest of the main floor.
Dining Area
Just to the left of the great room, the dining area unfolds in an open plan.
The long, rustic table easily fits a crowd—think holiday dinners or birthday brunches without anyone feeling squeezed.
I like how this space bridges the kitchen and living areas, so you’re always part of the conversation, whether you’re serving up pancakes or topping off coffee.
The wood ceiling and soft lighting add warmth, making this a favorite spot for relaxed evening meals or early breakfasts.
Kitchen
The kitchen flows right from the dining area, with a generous island at its center.
I think the dark shaker cabinetry gives it an inviting, classic feel, while the white subway backsplash and marble island top add crisp contrast.
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The workspace is arranged so the fridge, double ovens, and pantry are all within easy reach.
There’s plenty of room for two cooks to work together comfortably. If you love to entertain, you’ll appreciate how open this kitchen is—you can chat with friends at the island while keeping an eye on everything happening in the great room and dining area.
Pantry and Laundry
Located just behind the kitchen, the pantry offers extra storage for everything from baking supplies to small appliances.
I love how this keeps the kitchen counters clear, so you actually get to enjoy using the space instead of fighting clutter.
Around the corner, the laundry room runs along the back of the house. There’s space here for a bench and hanging storage, making it a perfect landing spot for backpacks, muddy shoes, or sports gear.
Having laundry on the main level is especially practical in a home this size.
Half Bath
Across from the kitchen, you’ll find a half bath that’s perfectly placed for guests. It’s close to the main living areas, so no one needs to wander through the bedroom wing, but it still offers privacy thanks to its location.
Guest Bedroom Suite
Off the kitchen and dining side, the guest bedroom feels like a true retreat. The vaulted ceiling gives an airy feel, and large windows keep the space bright.
Any overnight visitors will appreciate the en suite bath with a roomy shower and double vanity.
A walk-in closet lets guests settle in comfortably for longer stays. I noticed the designer included a barn door here, which fits the rustic style and also saves space.
Mudroom
Next to the guest suite, the mudroom connects directly to the garage. With built-in cubbies, hooks, and a bench, it’s perfect for dropping boots after outdoor adventures.
I think families with kids or dogs will find this space invaluable because all the muddy or wet gear stays here instead of getting tracked through the house.
Garage and Storage
The three-car garage is oversized, leaving extra space for bikes, tools, or even a small workshop. From the garage, you have direct access to the mudroom and laundry, which makes unloading groceries or sports gear so much easier.
Master Suite
On the opposite side of the house, the master suite is set apart for privacy.
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The bedroom features a vaulted ceiling and a cozy sitting area by the windows—perfect for watching the sunrise or enjoying a quiet read.
There’s built-in shelving along one wall, a great spot for your favorite books or family photos.
Step into the master bath and you’ll find a double vanity, a large walk-in shower with a seat, and a deep soaking tub beneath a window.
I think the size of this bathroom makes it feel like a real retreat. The walk-in closet next door is even more impressive, with plenty of room for every season’s wardrobe and built-in drawers for organization.
The Main Level Floor Plan
Through the great room or dining area, you can access the back covered porches that stretch across the entire rear of the main level.
The vaulted ceiling finished with heavy timber rafters helps the space feel solid and protected from the elements.
There are multiple zones for relaxing. One side is set up for outdoor living with seating, while the other features a grilling porch with a built-in hood and space for a smoker or grill.
If you’re hosting a summer cookout or simply want to soak in the sunset, this porch will likely become a favorite gathering spot.
Stairs and Transition to Lower Level
Inside, the main staircase just off the foyer connects both levels. The transition between floors feels easy, thanks to wide treads, open railings, and a view of the great room that makes moving between levels feel like part of the experience.
Game Room
Downstairs, the atmosphere shifts from lodge retreat to mountain hangout. The game room takes center stage, stretching across the back of the lower level with enough space for a pool table, ping-pong, or even a home theater.
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This is where kids can gather with friends or you can host movie nights without worrying about noise.
There’s a wet bar nearby, so snacks and drinks are always close.
Bedroom 3
Off to the left, Bedroom 3 is a comfortable spot for guests or older kids.
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It features a large window for natural light, a closet, and easy access to the shared bath.
I think the size here makes it a flexible space—it could be a guest room, teen hangout, or even a home office, depending on your needs.
Optional Bunk Room
Right next to Bedroom 3, there’s an optional bunk room. This space is perfect for big families or anyone who enjoys hosting a crowd.
Built-in bunk beds make sleepovers simple, and a closet keeps things organized. Being right across from the bathroom is especially helpful when you have several kids staying over.
Bath and Mechanical Room
A full bath with shower sits in the hallway, making it convenient for both the bunk room and Bedroom 3. The mechanical room is located nearby, keeping utilities out of sight but still easy to access for maintenance.
Storage and Unfinished Space
To the far left of the lower level, the storage room is both deep and wide—plenty of space for holiday décor, outdoor gear, or anything you only need occasionally. There’s also a large unfinished storage area that could easily become a workshop, gym, or hobby space if you want to expand in the future.
Laundry and Linen
A second laundry room sits off the central hallway. I find this extremely practical in a house of this size, especially if you have long-term guests or want to keep things running smoothly.
A linen closet next door makes it easy to keep towels and bedding organized.
The Second Level Floor Plan
Bedroom 4 and Bath
On the opposite side of the game room, Bedroom 4 is spacious and bright, with a large closet and a private bath.
This layout would be great for older kids, live-in family, or anyone wanting extra privacy.
The bathroom here is roomy, with a tub-shower combo and a long vanity for plenty of elbow room.
Seasonal Closet
Just past Bedroom 4, the seasonal closet is a unique bonus. With its generous size, you can rotate wardrobes for the weather, store bulky ski gear, or keep extra bedding and coats out of sight until you need them.
If you like to stay organized, you’ll really appreciate this feature.
Covered Patio
Similar to upstairs, the lower level opens onto a wide covered patio that mirrors the porch above.
This is a great spot for outdoor games, sheltered seating, or even a hot tub.
The patio connects directly to the game room and bedrooms, so everyone stays close to the action but still has space to spread out.
Storage (Lower Level)
On the far left, there’s another storage area, this one lined with built-in bunk beds. This could be used for extra sleeping space during big family gatherings or as a flexible option as your needs change.
With all these rooms, you’ll notice a real connection between indoor and outdoor living—thanks to the covered porches, patios, and windows that frame the views.
Every part of this home is designed for comfort, connection, and flexibility. I can easily imagine life unfolding here through every season.
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