There’s something about a modern farmhouse with timeless Craftsman lines that feels instantly comforting. With nearly 3,400 square feet spread across multiple levels and 5 to 6 bedrooms, this home gives you space to spread out, entertain, or just unwind at your own pace.
From the inviting front porch to the practical mudroom and the flexible bonus space upstairs, every inch seems designed for real life.
Let’s take a walk through together and see how it all fits.
Specifications:
- 3,311 Heated S.F.
- 5-6 Beds
- 3.5-4.5 Baths
- 1 Stories
- 2 Cars
The Floor Plans:
Front Porch
You’ll notice the wide front porch right away. There’s plenty of depth for rocking chairs or a porch swing, with those natural wood posts and sturdy stonework you saw in the exterior photos.
Covered and welcoming, this feels like the kind of spot where you’d enjoy coffee in the morning or chat with neighbors at dusk.
Step through the double front doors and you’re ready to explore the main level.
Foyer
Inside, the foyer sets an open tone. There’s a handy built-in bench for stashing shoes or backpacks, plus a coat closet nearby.
Light gray tile floors and crisp white walls keep things bright, giving a clean and uncluttered first impression.
From here, you can glance left to see the home office or head straight into the great room.
Office
Just off the foyer, you’ll find a private office with double doors. There’s enough space for a full desk and bookshelves, and the front-facing window fills the room with natural light.
If you’re looking for a quiet spot to focus, but still want to feel connected to what’s happening in the house, I think this setup works really well.
Bedroom 2
Further down the entry hall, Bedroom 2 sits to your right. This room is incredibly flexible — it makes a great guest room, nursery, or even a second office.
There’s a double closet for storage and enough space for a full bedroom setup. The large window keeps it airy, and its location near the foyer means guests can come and go easily without walking through the whole house.
Great Room
The great room grabs your attention right away. High ceilings and exposed beams bring in warmth and openness, while wide plank wood floors and a stone fireplace create a cozy focal point.
Oversized windows let in tons of light and frame backyard views. You might host movie nights here, or just curl up by the fire with a book.
I love that this space works for both big gatherings and quiet nights in.
Kitchen
The kitchen opens up to the great room, and you can’t miss the generous island in the center.
White cabinetry and quartz countertops keep the look fresh, with matte black hardware and pendant lighting for a touch of style.
There’s plenty of prep space and a walk-in pantry conveniently located behind the main kitchen.
The layout lets you chat with family or keep an eye on the kids while you cook.
Personally, I think the island doubling as a breakfast bar is perfect for busy mornings.
Dining Room
Just off the kitchen, the dining room feels bright and welcoming thanks to tall windows and access to the rear porch.
The space is open but defined, so you can fit a long table for a crowd.
A modern chandelier adds flair, and the French doors leading outside make it easy to imagine summer dinners that spill onto the patio.
Rear Porch
Step outside onto the covered rear porch, which features an outdoor kitchen setup. There’s room for a dining table and a couple of lounge chairs, with the roof keeping you protected from the weather.
This is the spot for weekend barbecues or simply enjoying the backyard view with a drink in hand.
Indoor and outdoor entertaining is easy here, thanks to the direct access from both the dining room and great room.
Master Bedroom
Back inside, the master suite sits in its own private wing. The bedroom is spacious, with plenty of room for a king bed and a seating area.
Large windows overlook the backyard, and a tray ceiling adds architectural interest. I appreciate how this bedroom feels peaceful and secluded but still keeps you close to the main living spaces.
Master Bathroom
Step into the master bath and you’ll find a long layout with double vanities and a glass-enclosed shower.
Light wood cabinets and white counters keep things sleek, and marble-look tile brings a touch of luxury.
Dual sinks and plenty of storage make mornings easier. The walk-in shower with dual showerheads and built-in niches is both stylish and practical.
Master Closet
Beyond the bathroom, the master closet offers generous space for clothes, shoes, and more. With hanging space, shelving, and even room for a dresser, you’ll find it easy to stay organized.
Keeping everything tucked away here really helps the bedroom feel calm and clutter-free, and I always prefer that.
Laundry Room
On the way toward the garage, you’ll find a roomy laundry setup. Counters wrap around two walls, giving you plenty of space for folding or even small projects.
A big window brings in natural light and the farmhouse sink is perfect for soaking or rinsing.
The subway tile backsplash and herringbone floor add style. I think this is a laundry room you won’t mind spending time in.
Pantry
Next to the kitchen, the walk-in pantry offers a hidden spot for food storage, small appliances, or even a second fridge if you need it. This is one of those features that makes daily life much easier, especially for big families or anyone who loves to entertain.
Powder Room
Right around the corner is a powder bath set up for guests. It has a sleek single vanity, oil-rubbed bronze fixtures, and a mosaic tile floor.
The space is clean and modern, set just off the main traffic areas for a bit of privacy.
Mud Room
The mudroom connects the laundry area to the garage entrance. With built-in lockers and a bench, it’s designed to catch coats, bags, and muddy boots before they make their way inside.
I always appreciate a drop zone like this, especially if you have kids or pets.
Storage
There’s an extra storage room attached to the garage, perfect for yard tools, sports gear, or anything you want handy but out of sight. If you like working on projects, this could even become a small workshop.
Garage (Three-Car or Two-Car Option)
Depending on the plan, you’ll have either a three-car garage or a two-car option. Both give you plenty of space for vehicles and storage along the sides.
The larger garage goes deeper, which can be handy for big trucks or hobbies that need extra space.
Bedroom 3
Down the secondary hallway, Bedroom 3 comes with a large closet and enough space for a full bedroom suite. The window brings in lots of light, and being just across from the main bath makes it an easy fit for kids or regular guests.
Bedroom 4
Bedroom 4 sits just next door, mirroring Bedroom 3 with a similar closet and big window. These rooms are ideal for kids, but you could easily use one as a playroom or for hobbies.
Bath 2
This shared bath stretches along the hall, with a double vanity for busy mornings. The separate alcove for the tub and shower lets two people use the space at once.
Dark wood cabinets and white subway tile keep things classic and fresh.
Bedroom 5
Bedroom 5 anchors the end of the hall, with a corner window and a private closet.
It works well as a teen suite, a guest retreat, or a quiet homework spot.
Having a full bath nearby makes it even more convenient.
Bath 3
Bath 3, next to Bedroom 5, has a walk-in shower with pebble-style tile and a built-in niche.
Matte black fixtures give it a modern feel, and the compact layout is easy to maintain.
It’s ideal for guests or older kids.
Upstairs Bonus Room
Now, let’s head upstairs. Off the mudroom, a staircase takes you to a versatile bonus space.
The bonus room is surprisingly large, with sloped ceilings and tons of light. Use it as a game room, home theater, or even a sixth bedroom if you need one.
There’s a closet for storage and a full bath with double sinks and a separate shower, so it’s ready for whatever you have in mind.
If you have older kids, I think this would be a fantastic hangout spot.
Bath 4 (Bonus Room Bath)
Connected to the bonus room, Bath 4 includes a double vanity and a roomy shower. No matter how you use the bonus space—bedroom, guest suite, or playroom—this bath adds lots of flexibility.
Closet (Bonus Room)
The upstairs closet off the bonus room provides plenty of storage for clothes, games, or seasonal decorations. It’s practical touches like this that make a bonus room truly useful.
Basement Stairs (Optional)
Back on the main floor, some versions of this plan include a staircase to the basement. The basement itself isn’t shown in the current floor plans, but having the stairway gives you the option to finish the lower level for a gym, media space, or extra storage if you want.
Every room in this home has been thoughtfully designed, connecting naturally to the next and offering the right balance of openness and privacy.
You’ll find it easy to host a crowd or enjoy a quiet night in, and every space supports the way you want to live.
As you walk through, you might start picturing how your own life could fit into these walls.
That’s when a house truly starts to feel like home—at least, that’s how it feels to me.
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