Walk up to the curb and you’ll notice the character of this modern farmhouse right away.
The symmetry, crisp white brick, and big gridded windows promise light-filled rooms inside. This home isn’t just about looks—its layout is made for easy living and memorable gatherings.
With 3,250 square feet spread over multiple levels, 4 bedrooms, and plenty of bonus amenities, you get a great mix of privacy, function, and style.
I’ll take you through, room by room, so you can see how everything connects to make daily life comfortable.
Specifications:
- 3,250 Heated S.F.
- 4 Beds
- 3.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
The front porch here is more than just decoration. It’s a place where you can slow down, maybe enjoy a morning coffee or chat with a neighbor.
There’s plenty of space for a bench or rocking chairs, and the covered entry keeps you sheltered from the weather as you get your keys or bring in groceries.
Set against the manicured lawn, it really gives the home a welcoming feel.
Foyer
As you come through the door, you’re greeted by a wide foyer filled with natural light.
The 14-foot ceiling makes it feel open, and you can instantly see into the main living spaces.
I like how this area acts as a buffer, giving you a moment to pause before moving further inside.
The openness hints at what’s to come, and since the dining room is just off to one side, guests won’t have to wait awkwardly at the door.
Dining Room
The dining room sits just off the foyer. Thanks to oversized windows and tall ceilings, sunlight fills the space throughout the day.
This openness doesn’t just look good—it encourages you to linger over meals and keeps everything relaxed.
With enough room for a large table, you can host holiday dinners or casual brunches.
The easy sightlines to the foyer and kitchen make it simple to stay connected, whether you’re serving a crowd or enjoying a quiet family meal.
Great Room
From the foyer, you naturally move toward the great room. The space stands out with its high ceilings and exposed wood beams.
Light pours in from the big windows and French doors, bouncing off neutral furniture and highlighting the rich wood accents.
The electric fireplace with its dark, dramatic surround creates a cozy focal point for evenings.
I think this setup is perfect for both entertaining and relaxing, with plenty of room to spread out or curl up for movie night.
Kitchen
Next to the great room, the kitchen features a practical U-shaped layout and a central island big enough for four stools.
The mix of taupe-gray cabinets, marble counters, and brass details feels fresh and welcoming. There’s no shortage of wraparound cabinetry, and the appliances are placed for easy access.
You can prep a meal while chatting with friends at the island or help with homework at the counter.
The kitchen connects directly to both the great room and dining area, so you’ll never feel isolated from what’s happening.
Scullery
Behind the kitchen, the scullery acts like a hidden helper. Here’s where you can stash dirty dishes during a party or keep countertop appliances out of sight.
With a full sink and extra counter space, cleanup and meal prep are simple. If you want an open kitchen but not the mess, I think this little room is a real bonus.
Pantry
Near the scullery, you’ll find the pantry. Deep shelves line the walls, perfect for stocking up on groceries, snacks, or even storing small appliances.
This space keeps the main kitchen looking neat and lets you keep essentials close by.
Wet Bar
The wet bar sits near the kitchen and entry, ready for all kinds of entertaining.
It comes with a mini fridge, sink, and plenty of counter space for making drinks or setting up a coffee station.
This area brings a nice bit of luxury to daily living. Whether you’re hosting friends or just winding down after a long day, it’s a feature you’ll appreciate.
Powder Room
Conveniently located for guests, the powder room sits right off the entry and wet bar.
There’s enough room for a sleek vanity and statement lighting, so it offers privacy without being too far away.
With the right finishes, this practical space can also showcase your style.
Entry and Mudroom
The side entry links directly to the driveway and garages, making it the real workhorse of the house.
You’ll find lockers and built-in storage along the wall, giving everyone a spot for boots, bags, and gear.
I noticed how this setup keeps the busy comings and goings contained, so the rest of the home stays tidy and calm.
Laundry Room
The laundry room has plenty of space, with counters for folding and cabinets for supplies.
There’s even room for a sink, so you can rinse muddy shoes or soak clothes easily.
With access from both the hallway and the master closet, laundry day is a bit simpler.
You won’t have to carry baskets across the house anymore.
Master Bedroom
At the back of the house, the master bedroom offers peace and privacy. The vaulted ceiling, decorative beams, and oversized windows make it feel like a true retreat.
Soft colors and textures create a restful vibe. French doors open right onto the rear porch, so you can step outside with your morning coffee and watch the sunrise.
Master Bathroom
The master bath feels more like a spa than a standard bathroom. There’s a deep soaking tub below a large window, a walk-in shower lined with sleek tile, and double vanities with lots of storage.
I think the setup works well for two people, since each person gets their own space.
The light finishes keep things airy, and direct access to the walk-in closet keeps your morning routine simple and organized.
Master Closet
The master closet is a dream for anyone who loves organization. The L-shaped layout, generous center island, and floor-to-ceiling shelving make it easy to keep everything tidy.
LED strip lighting keeps it bright, and wood-look floors add warmth. I can see how you’d keep your entire wardrobe ready and in order here.
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 2 is set apart from the main living areas along a quiet hallway. The generous windows and double closet make it comfortable and practical for guests or family.
Access to the hallway bathroom means it feels almost like a private suite within the house.
Bath 2
This bathroom, shared by Bedroom 2, features a tub-shower combo, a large vanity, and a linen closet just outside. It’s perfect for guests or kids, with enough space to store towels and toiletries.
Bedroom 3
Further down the hall is Bedroom 3. Its layout is similar to Bedroom 2 but offers more privacy.
It shares Bath 2 and includes its own double closet. This spot works well for siblings who want their own space but still need to be nearby.
Bedroom 4
At the far end of the hall, Bedroom 4 looks out over the backyard. There’s space for a queen bed and a desk, so it’s great for a teenager or as a home office.
With direct access to Bath 3, this room could easily become a guest suite.
Bath 3
Bath 3 serves Bedroom 4 and the rear of the house. It has a custom shower, a long vanity, and a linen closet just outside for towels and supplies.
This setup gives guests or older kids a comfortable, private bath.
Rear Porch
You can walk out from the kitchen or great room onto the rear porch, which is definitely a highlight.
The covered and spacious design means you can use it all year. There’s room for outdoor dining, a sitting area, and even an outdoor kitchen.
Sliding glass doors and tall windows make it easy to move between indoors and out.
I think this spot is perfect for enjoying coffee in the morning or hosting barbecues on the weekend.
Garage (Main and Side)
This home includes two separate garages. The main garage is oversized and fits two cars with extra space for storage or a workbench.
The side garage is slightly smaller but easily holds a third car, bikes, or garden tools.
Both connect directly to the mudroom and laundry spaces, making it easy to bring in groceries or gear.
Stairs to Basement
Next to the mudroom, you’ll find the staircase that leads down to the basement. This area holds a lot of potential.
You could turn it into a rec room, home gym, or wine cellar, depending on your needs.
The location keeps basement access central but still out of sight from the main living spaces.
Basement Level
Downstairs, the basement mirrors much of the main floor’s layout. There’s generous open space for whatever you want, from a playroom to a home theater.
The mechanical room, extra baths, and bonus storage areas help keep clutter out of the way.
I noticed that the design gives you space to grow and adapt as your needs change.
Mechanical and Storage Rooms
In the basement, you’ll find several mechanical rooms to keep the house running smoothly. Dedicated storage rooms mean you’ll always have a place for holiday decorations, sports gear, or old photo albums.
Lower-Level Bathrooms
The basement bathrooms are positioned for convenience, so you can easily rinse off after a workout or host sleepovers without sending guests upstairs. Having these extra facilities makes the lower level just as functional as the main floor.
Every part of this home shows real attention to how people live. I love how you can relax in the great room, enjoy evenings on the porch, or start new projects in the basement.
The spaces all work together, balancing comfort and function. It’s a layout that grows with you and always feels like home.
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