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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 1,801
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
Floor Plan
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Single-level layout features three bedrooms, an open family room flowing to the kitchen, a covered rear porch, an open deck, and an angled two-car garage.
Floor Plan
The walkout basement layout shows a large unfinished basement with 9-foot ceilings, an unfinished garage bay, stair access, crawl space, and two patio slabs above. A separate angled garage slab sits at the front right corner.
Dark Shingle Cladding and Cedar Framing Define This Rear Outdoor Living Setup
Charcoal shingle siding wraps the two-story exterior while warm cedar posts frame a covered upper deck. A rectangular pool sits level with the lower yard, backed by lounge chairs and an open umbrella.
In The Details: The covered upper deck connects directly to what appears to be the main living level, making it a natural extension of interior space rather than an afterthought. Cedar structural posts contrast sharply against the dark cladding, and that pairing carries through the garage door panels below. Stone retaining walls anchor the right side of the house into the slope, suggesting the lower level walks out at grade.
Step inside and the living room makes clear why the exterior detailing isn’t just for curb appeal.
Slatted Wood Shelving and a Low Fireplace Anchor the Main Gathering Space
Open shelving with wood slat frames a wall-mounted TV above a linear fireplace with a wood mantel.
Fluted Pedestal Table and Slatted Accent Wall Set the Tone for Dining
Ribbed column legs on the dining table echo the vertical wood slat wall behind it. Two pendant lights hang low over cream bouclé chairs with tan seat cushions. Abstract geometric art keeps the wall from feeling bare. Natural light pours in through floor-to-ceiling black-framed windows.
History Corner: Vertical wood slat walls gained popularity in Scandinavian interiors during the mid-20th century as a way to add texture without heavy ornamentation. The style was later adopted widely in Japanese minimalist design, where the rhythm of repeating lines is valued for creating calm rather than visual noise.
Warm Wood Island Base and Pendant Cylinders Make the Kitchen Worth Lingering In
Four backless stools with tan cushions pull up to an island that pairs a white stone top with a walnut-toned base. The bridge faucet sits noticeably off-center, shifted toward the prep side. Pendant lights hang at staggered heights above.
- Mixing island base materials (stone top, wood sides) keeps the look grounded without feeling cold
- A bridge-style faucet adds visual height without requiring additional fixtures
- Overhead cabinets flush to the ceiling eliminate the awkward dust-collecting gap above standard upper cabinets
Fluted Accent Wall and Bench Foot of Bed Ground This Primary Suite
Light oak flooring and cream upholstery keep the palette quiet, letting the dark walnut slat wall do the heavy lifting behind the bed.
Material Matters: Upholstered bed frames without a traditional footboard have become a go-to in contemporary primary suites because they let accent benches do double duty as both visual anchors and functional seating. The bench here pairs a cream fabric body with dark leather bolsters, tying it directly to the nightstands and dresser without matching them exactly. That kind of tonal coordination across different finishes is harder to pull off than a straight match, but it reads as far more considered.
Vessel Sinks and Warm Wood Cabinetry Pull Double Duty in This Shared Bath
Two oval vessel sinks sit atop a white stone counter with a wood vanity base that runs nearly wall to wall. Globe pendants hang between the mirrors rather than flanking them. Natural light does most of the heavy lifting here.
Style Math: Floating vanities with wood fronts pair well with vessel sinks because the visual weight stays low, keeping the upper half of the room feeling uncluttered. Brown square tile on the backsplash wall adds warmth without competing with the pale gray floor tile. It’s a contrast that works quietly rather than loudly.
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Exterior rendering shows dark shingle cladding and an angled garage, paired with a single-story floor plan featuring three bedrooms and a covered rear porch.
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