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A sprawling rustic craftsman style home that is a perfect balance of wood and stone with beautiful details and enough room for a large family at 3500 square feet. This home features four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a three-car garage in addition to the fireplace, outdoor terrace, spa, home office, and recreation room. This design is a variation on a traditional bungalow style and upgraded with fantastic features. So no matter whether you plan to live in this home year around or stay in it during vacations, you’ll always be in perfect comfort.
Keep an eye out for the open floor plan of the first floor, which combines kitchen, dining room, and great room and connects them to the foyer. Also look for the high-end upgrades that have been placed into this home, including multiple dishwashers, beautiful stone fireplaces, and multiple decks and terraces.
We hope you’ll enjoy this fantastic sprawling home full of rustic elegance.
The kitchen from the left side, showing the dual dishwashers on either side of the two-basin farmhouse sink and the L-shaped bar with a built-in butcher’s block cutting board.
Another view of the spacious kitchen. The series of seamless windows that follow the L shape of the cabinets on the right wall light this space beautifully.
A close-up of the stove and oven, which features six burners and two ovens–perfect for cooking for a crowd.
The adjacent dining room has a rustic natural wood table with seating for four. A buffet is set against the stone wall. Large double glass doors lead out onto the backyard patio.
The home’s open foyer opens up directly into the great room, which has soaring ceilings and a large enclosed fireplace with a stone and wood hearth and mantle.
One of the two primary bedrooms on the main floor in ivory walls and light brown carpeting. The large wood bed frame is matched with smaller nightstands, each with a large pillar candle in a glass holder.
The entrance to the walk-in closet from the primary bedroom has a small nook that contains a beautiful antique dresser.
The primary bedroom’s suite continues the dark wood and bold orange-red of the bedding, but adds bronzed tile to the mix. A white square vessel sink pops against the countertops.
The second primary bedroom on the main level is quite different from the first, employing low-profile furniture and layered patterns. A series of large floor-to-ceiling windows look out on the backyard. A singular tufted leather seat with an ottoman sits in front of the windows.
A spacious primary bedroom with his-and-hers vessel sinks and towel storage beneath the right sink.
A close-up on the sinks, highlighting the texture of the tile countertops and the two modern sculptures between the sinks.
Across from the vanity is the large soaking tub in a tile enclosure and the glass-enclosed shower stall.
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A small den area with a game table and a television on the main floor that connects to a outdoor terrace.
The upstairs bathroom is in light gray tile with rich dark wood and a white vessel sink. The tile used for the backsplash also appears as a singular stripe in the midst of the gray tile around the bathtub.
The upper level’s bonus room includes a small study area with beautiful antique furniture.
A final look at the exterior of the home from the left side behind some of the landscaping, showing the deck above the grand stone and wood entryway.
The floor plan for the main level of the home.
The floor plan for the upper level of the home.
Source: LotPlans.com
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