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When you first see this home, you instantly feel warmth and welcome. The style blends farmhouse simplicity and mountain retreat comfort, all wrapped in a timeless, modern package.
The covered front porch, with its inviting timber beams and beautiful landscaping, sets the stage for what’s inside.
The layout is thoughtfully designed for both family life and peaceful moments, creating spaces that invite gatherings while still giving you privacy.
With over 5,400 square feet across two distinct levels, there’s a lot to take in.
I’m excited to walk you through every part of this floor plan and show you what makes it special.
Specifications:
- 5,408 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Porch
Right from the curb, the covered porch draws you in. There’s room for a pair of rocking chairs or a porch swing, perfect for morning coffee or greeting friends as they arrive.
The entry feels grounded and protected, thanks to the stonework and sturdy timber accents around the doorway.
Entry
As you enter, you’ll find yourself in a bright, generous entry. High ceilings and wide sightlines across the main living areas give an immediate sense of openness.
The foyer is spacious enough for a welcoming bench or a console table, and natural light pours in from nearby windows.
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To your left are quieter, more private rooms, and straight ahead, the home opens into the main gathering spaces.
Living Room
Just off the entry, the 10 by 12 living room sits to one side. I love how this flexible space could be a piano room, library, or quiet reading nook.
You can use it as a formal sitting area or a peaceful spot for work or hobbies.
Its location lets you slip away from the busier parts of the home while still being connected.
Office
Continue left from the living room and you’ll find a dedicated office just steps from the entry.
There’s a built-in bookcase and large windows, making it a bright and productive place to work or study.
Its proximity to the front door is great for anyone running a home-based business or hosting clients, but it’s still far enough from the main living area for quiet focus.
Owner Suite
Past the office, you arrive at the owner suite. This is truly a retreat, set apart from the main living spaces for extra privacy.
The bedroom is spacious, with plenty of room for a sitting area by the window.
I can picture winding down here after a long day or enjoying a lazy morning with sunlight streaming in.
Owner Bath
A private hallway leads from the bedroom into the owner bath. You’ll find a separate tub and shower, dual sinks, and generous counter space—so there’s no crowding during busy mornings.
A high window brings in natural light while keeping things private. The bath connects directly to the closet area, making mornings feel easy and streamlined.
Walk-In Closet
The walk-in closet in the owner’s suite makes staying organized simple. There’s space for plenty of built-ins and even a dresser, plus its own window—something I think adds a surprising sense of luxury to a room that usually feels purely functional.
Great Room
As you return toward the center of the home, the great room opens up with 17-foot ceilings.
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This is where everyone comes together. The room connects to the kitchen and nook, making it the main hub for gathering.
A fireplace adds a cozy focal point, and oversized windows bring in beautiful views of the outdoors.
I think this space works for both casual evenings and bigger celebrations because it also opens right out to the covered deck.
Kitchen
At the center of the action is the kitchen, flanked by the great room and the nook.
You’ll find a huge island for prepping and serving, plus ample cabinet space. I think the layout is really functional, with clear zones for cooking, entertaining, and everyday meals.
From here, you can keep an eye on what’s happening in the great room while still enjoying a bit of separation when you want it.
Nook
Next to the kitchen, the nook feels like the natural spot for casual dining. Surrounded by windows, it’s bright and inviting in the mornings and connects easily to both the kitchen and the outdoor living area.
This is likely to be the everyday hub for quick breakfasts and weeknight dinners.
Covered Deck
From the nook or the great room, you can access the covered deck. This outdoor space is generous, stretching across much of the back of the home.
There’s plenty of room for an outdoor dining table, grill, or lounge area. Because the deck is covered, you can enjoy it in any weather, and you’ll always have a great view of the backyard—and maybe even the mountains.
Pantry
Just off the kitchen, the walk-in pantry is a real workhorse. There’s space for bulk groceries, small appliances, and even a second fridge or freezer if you need it.
I appreciate a pantry that’s both spacious and set apart from the main kitchen, so your counters stay clear and tidy.
Mud Room
Near the garage entry, the mud room acts as a buffer between the outdoors and the heart of the home.
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You’ll find a built-in bench and lockers, which help keep muddy boots and backpacks out of the kitchen.
This is a spot you’ll use every day, and I think the designer made it roomy enough for a busy family.
Powder Room
Connected to the mud room is a powder room. This bath is handy for guests or anyone coming in from the garage or yard.
Its location helps keep traffic away from the home’s more private areas, which I think is a thoughtful touch.
Hobby Room
Right next to the kitchen, you’ll find a dedicated hobby room. With its own sink and natural light, this is the perfect spot for creative work like arts, sewing, homework, or even a home-based side project.
I like the idea of having a space that can stay messy without affecting the rest of the house.
2-Car and 1-Car Garages
The home offers two separate garages—one for two cars and another for a single vehicle.
If you have extra cars, need a workshop, or want storage for bikes and gear, there’s plenty of space.
The garages connect directly to the mud room, making it easy to bring in groceries or unload after a day out.
Stairs to Lower Level
At the center of the home, the stairs lead down to the lower level. The landing is wide, with enough space for art or family photos.
This entire level gives you even more options for living and entertaining, with dedicated areas for family, guests, and hobbies.
Lower Level Family Room
Downstairs, the family room opens up and feels spacious enough for a big sectional, game table, or even a home theater.
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High ceilings and natural light from the patio doors keep it from feeling like a typical basement.
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You can imagine kids and friends gathering here for movie nights or hangouts.
Kitchenette
Just off the family room is a kitchenette that turns this level into a great spot for guests or long-term stays. There’s room for a fridge, microwave, and sink, so you can stock snacks and drinks or even prepare small meals without heading upstairs.
Covered Patio
Walk out from the family room onto the covered patio. This outdoor space matches the deck above and provides a sheltered spot for enjoying the backyard, even if the weather isn’t perfect.
It’s a great place for gatherings or quiet afternoons with a book.
Bedroom #2
To the left of the family room, Bedroom #2 sits in its own corner. There’s enough space for a full bedroom set, plus built-in bookshelves and a window bench.
It connects directly to a full bath, making it ideal for guests or an older child who wants more privacy.
Bath (Bedroom #2)
The adjoining bath for Bedroom #2 includes a full shower, vanity, and plenty of storage. Everything is close at hand, making mornings easy for whoever uses this suite.
Bedroom #3
Bedroom #3 is found at the far end for even more seclusion. It’s slightly smaller but still has a walk-in closet and is close to another full bath.
This room could work for younger kids, guests, or even as a second office.
Bedroom #4
Bedroom #4 stands out for its size—almost thirty feet long. This could be a bunk room, playroom, or a shared space for siblings.
There’s a walk-in closet here, and it’s right off the lower-level hallway, so it’s easy to get to the family room and baths.
Bath (Lower Level)
The lower level features another full bath, accessible from both Bedroom #3 and the hall. This makes things convenient, especially for overnight guests or if you have a busy household.
Exercise Room
To the right, you’ll find a dedicated exercise room. It’s generously sized, ready for your treadmill, weights, or yoga mat.
I appreciate that it’s set apart from the main gathering areas, so your workouts won’t disturb others.
Dance Room
Next to the exercise space is a dance room. If you’re into ballet, home fitness classes, or just want a quiet area for stretching, this room adapts to your routine.
The angled walls give it a unique and energetic feel.
Storage
A separate storage room is accessible from both the family room and the covered patio.
This is where you stash seasonal décor, sports gear, or anything you want nearby but out of sight.
There’s also extra cold storage near the lower stairwell, which is a real bonus if you buy in bulk or do home canning.
Mechanical Room
At the center of the lower level is the mechanical room. It’s set apart from living and sleeping areas, housing the home’s HVAC and other systems.
Everything stays out of sight, but it’s still easy to reach when needed.
This home’s floor plan offers so much more than just square footage. Every space supports the way you actually live, combining open gathering areas with plenty of quiet places to relax and recharge.
As you move from one level to the next, you’ll notice how well everything connects, ready to adapt as your needs change.
I think the flow and thoughtful details make this a home you’ll enjoy for years to come.
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