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This 4-bedroom mountain contemporary home features a sprawling floor plan that includes plenty of amenities and expansive outdoor spaces for the family to enjoy.
Inside, the foyer runs to a gallery which then opens to the rear patio. A sliding barn door on the right reveals a study with corner glass windows. On the other side, an open living space combines the formal dining room, great room, and kitchen. A modern fireplace creates a focal point in the area while a collapsible rear wall blurs the line between the indoors and the outdoors.
The main floor includes two primary suites where one has direct access to the rear patio. The second primary suite near the garage would make a nice guest room or in-law suite.
A floating staircase beside the dining room takes you to an open loft that connects the second floor to the main level. It opens to an enormous bonus room where you’ll find two additional bedrooms. One of the bedrooms includes a private full bath.
Jon Dykstra owns an interior design company in North Vancouver, British Columbia. He's fascinated by architecture and interiors. He also enjoys gardening at his "house in the burbs" and "homesteading" at his off-the-grid boat-access cabin.
Combine all that with a love of writing and Homestratsophere.com was born. He balances his working time between running his interior design company, working on his off-the-grid cabin and publishing homestratosphere.com.
