Designed for a narrow lot, this home spans over 2,890 square feet. The home offers a harmonious blend of old-world charm and modern luxury. Its striking exterior immediately draws the eye, promising an equally impressive interior.
The Facade Is Teeming With Arches!
Arched windows and doorways define the facade of this Mediterranean-style residence. Brick and stone cladding create visual interest through textural contrast, while the wooden garage doors add warmth to the exterior palette. Mature trees frame the property, softening the home’s lines and providing natural shade.
Main Level Floor Plan
At the heart of the house, there’s a family room. The master bedroom sits at the back of the house, enjoying lots of privacy. And you’ll find the study near the foyer, tucked away from the main living areas.
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Second Level Floor Plan
Upstairs, we see a clever use of space. All in all, you have three bedrooms and a game room. The bedrooms are nowhere as large as the one downstairs. But they have the advantage of being close to the balcony.
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A Rustic Wooden Double Door and a Printed Blue Rug Welcome You Home
This door makes quite the first impression with rich wood tones and intricate ironwork. The cherry on top is the printed mat. It adds a homey touch without cluttering the entry!
A Grand Foyer Makes the House Feel More Spacious Than It Actually Is.
As you walk into this foyer, your eye is immediately drawn upward to the soaring ceiling height. Luckily, the neutral walls provide a calm backdrop, allowing the rich tones of the stair treads and the round table to shine.
A Sputnik-Style Chandelier and a Geometric Coffee Table Take Center Stage in This Living Room
I like the room as-is, but the decor just takes things to the next level. Take the statement light pendant, for instance. It brings a modern vibe to the space. Meanwhile, the blue and white rug injects some personality and ties the color scheme together.
Oh, There’s a Fireplace With an Ornate Mantel, Too
Notice how the room strikes a perfect balance between modern and classic elements. One nitpick: the TV above the fireplace feels a bit high for comfortable viewing.
Open-Concept Layout Connecting the Living Room and the Kitchen
You wouldn’t have guessed it from the previous pictures. But this angle shows how close the living room and kitchen peninsula actually are.
A Square Island Stands in the Middle of the Kitchen
White cabinetry keeps this kitchen fresh and clean. The distressed finish complements the hardwood flooring and granite countertops, creating a cohesive and lived-in look.
Arched Windows, a Tray Ceiling, and an Ornate Dining Set All in One Room
Tall arched windows flood this dining area with sunlight. I adore the ornate chandelier and tapestry. They just ooze old-world elegance, don’t they?
Step Ceiling and Bow Window Give the Master Bedroom Lots of Character and Charm
There’s a lot that I like here. For one, the large bow window and the step ceiling make the room look grand. Yet, the upholstered headboard is the focal point of the room. That’s probably because of the color contrast going on here. I’d use a colorful rug to define the seating area, though.
Dark Bed Frame With Intricate Carvings
This bedroom features a hefty, intricately carved bed frame. I appreciate how the dark wood contrasts nicely with the neutral walls and carpet. The red lampshade? It provides a much-needed pop of color.
End Your Tour by Checking out This Outdoor Dining Area
A metal dining set is the perfect choice for this outdoor dining area. It pops up against the wooden ceiling and the stone flooring. My only concern is that the intricate design might make cleaning a bit of a chore. But I guess you could remove the cushions and pressure-wash the metal.
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