Variation On A Mountain Masterpiece (Floor Plan)
This mountain-inspired home blends Craftsman, rustic, and vacation styles for a warm, welcoming feel across its generous 6,325 square feet and 4 bedrooms.
The layout is designed for both lively gatherings and quiet moments, so you always have just the right space—whether you want to host a big weekend or relax with your family.
Every room feels thoughtfully planned. There are two full levels, each offering its own style of living, from cozy fires and panoramic views to a lower floor packed with entertainment options.
I’d love to walk you through how this home comes together, one space at a time.
Specifications:
- 6,325 Heated S. F.
- 4 Beds
- 4 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 4 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Covered Porch and Entry
As you arrive, the covered porch immediately creates a sense of arrival. Stone columns and rich wood details set the rustic mood, and the porch is perfect for rocking chairs or seasonal décor.
Inside, the entry has a vaulted ceiling and open sightlines. Tall windows bring in natural light, giving the foyer a bright, airy feeling. Exposed beams, wood trim, and a peek at the stone fireplace beyond anchor the space and make it feel like home right away.
The curved staircase is a focal point here. With its wrought iron railings and plush neutral carpet, it adds character without being over the top.
You’ll have plenty of room to greet friends, set down your bags, or just take in that inviting first impression.
Great Room
Moving forward, the great room opens up and feels both spacious and full of rustic charm.
The dramatic stone fireplace rises all the way to the vaulted ceiling, with built-in shelves on either side for books and keepsakes.
Exposed wood beams above draw your eyes up, and the wide windows let sunlight flood the space.
Wood flooring and thick trim add even more warmth.
I can picture movie nights by the fire or a big game day with everyone gathered around.
The open concept makes it easy to fit a large sectional without feeling crowded.
Dining Room and Nook
The dining room sits at the heart of the main level, semi-open but still set apart.
It’s the kind of spot where big holiday meals feel special, but you’re still connected to the action in the surrounding rooms.
Wide openings link it to both the great room and the kitchen, so serving up dinner is always simple.
On the back of the house, the nook gives you a more casual space for breakfast or coffee.
Oversized windows look out over the deck and yard, making the space feel bright in the mornings.
I think it would be a great spot for a puzzle or a quiet afternoon read.
Kitchen
If you love to cook—or just love to gather—this kitchen will be your favorite place.
The centerpiece is a huge island with seating for four, perfect for prepping food, chatting, or helping with homework.
Rich wood cabinets, granite counters, and a stainless range hood give the kitchen a high-end vibe, while pendant lights over the island add style.
There’s a double-door fridge, a walk-in pantry close by, and plenty of counter space. The kitchen flows into both the nook and great room, so you’re always connected to what’s happening.
Laundry
Just off the kitchen, the laundry room is bigger than you might expect. Instead of being hidden away, it offers lots of counter space for folding, cabinets for storage, and direct access to the garage.
That means muddy shoes and wet jackets stay out of the main living space. If you’re practical like me, you’ll really appreciate this smart setup.
Den
Past the kitchen, you’ll come across the den near the front of the house. It’s a flexible spot—maybe it becomes your home office, library, or music room. Generous windows bring in daylight, and its location keeps it quiet enough for focused work or unwinding with a book.
4-Car Garage
The attached four-car garage is a real standout if you need space for hobbies, vehicles, or storage.
It connects straight into the laundry area, so bringing in groceries or gear is easy.
There’s enough room for cars, bikes, and even a workbench, so you can organize all the extras life brings.
Bedroom Two and Bedroom Three
On the opposite side of the main level, you’ll find two secondary bedrooms that offer plenty of space for family or guests.
Each one is generously sized, with large windows and good closet space. They share easy access to a full hallway bath, making this part of the house ideal for kids, grandkids, or even a creative studio if you don’t need both rooms for sleeping.
Master Suite
Stretching along one side of the house, the master suite is set apart for extra privacy.
The bedroom is spacious, with room for a king bed and a seating area.
Windows frame outdoor views, and the quiet location means you’ll get a peaceful night’s sleep.
The suite’s bath is roomy and features a soaking tub, separate shower, double vanities, and a private water closet.
The walk-in closet is large enough that you won’t have to worry about storage. Personally, I think this setup is perfect for anyone who wants a true retreat at the end of the day.
Bath
A full bath sits close to both the master and the secondary bedrooms, with a smart layout that serves everyone without sacrificing privacy.
You’ll find ample counter space, a linen closet, and quality finishes that make it practical and welcoming.
Covered Decks
You can step out from the great room, nook, or master suite onto an expansive covered deck that runs along the back of the house.
This is where indoor living seamlessly meets the outdoors.
Multiple seating areas mean you could host a summer barbecue, enjoy morning coffee, or find a quiet place to read—all while protected from the weather.
Stairs lead down to the lower patio, adding even more space for entertaining.
Downstairs to the Lower Level
Head down the curved staircase and you’ll notice the atmosphere shifts from daily living to pure fun.
The lower level is designed for hosting, with spaces that remind me of a private lodge or an upscale getaway.
Billiards and Gaming Area
At the center of this floor is the billiards room with space for a full-sized pool table.
There’s a dedicated gaming area nearby for cards, board games, or poker nights. This whole section is wide open, so it’s easy to socialize without feeling cramped.
Bar
Behind the gaming area, the curved bar stands out as a gathering point. It’s fully equipped and makes it simple to serve drinks or snacks.
The walk-in wine cellar is close at hand, which is really convenient if you enjoy entertaining.
The bar connects all the lower level’s entertainment zones, making it the core of the action.
Media Area
If you’re into movies or love catching the latest series, the media area is perfect.
There’s room for a big-screen TV and plenty of comfy seating. The space flows into the billiards area and bar, so everyone can mingle and stay part of the fun, even during a big game or movie night.
Home Theater
For a more immersive experience, the dedicated home theater sits off to the side. With angled walls and its own spot on the floor plan, it’s ready for surround sound, plush recliners, and a projector.
This is the place for movie marathons or concert nights when you want to turn up the volume.
Guest Suite
Your guests will feel pampered in their own private suite on this level. The room is large enough for a seating area and has its own full bath.
Located in a quiet area of the lower floor, it offers both privacy and comfort—almost like a boutique hotel stay.
Additional Storage
Both wings of the lower level include generous storage rooms. These spaces are ideal for keeping holiday decorations, outdoor gear, or anything else out of sight but easy to grab when needed.
In my opinion, extra storage like this is a real lifesaver in a busy home.
Covered Patio
From the lower level, you can walk straight out onto a covered patio that mirrors the deck above.
It’s a great spot for outdoor games, grilling, or simply relaxing in the shade. The patio connects the indoor entertainment areas with the beauty of the outdoors, making every gathering feel even more special.
Wine Cellar
Just off the bar and staircase, you’ll find a dedicated wine cellar. It’s climate-controlled and built for both collectors and casual wine lovers. Having your favorite bottles close to where you entertain makes hosting even easier.
Lower Level Bath
A full bath on the lower level serves both the media area and guests. No one needs to go upstairs, whether you’re watching a movie or enjoying the patio.
This home is much more than just a collection of rooms. Every level flows smoothly into the next, and each space feels both connected and thoughtfully placed.
I love how the grand entry, cozy living areas, and entertainment-rich lower floor create a lodge-style retreat that’s perfect for making everyday moments feel special.
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