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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 2,542
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2.5
- Stories: 1
- Garage: 3
Main Level Floor Plan

Lower Level Floor Plan

Front Entry

Deck

Kitchen Style?
Rear View

Rear View

Details
This contemporary home features a striking exterior with a blend of modern farmhouse and craftsman influences. The facade showcases a mix of board and batten siding with stone accents, creating a warm yet sophisticated appeal. A dramatic covered entryway with exposed beams leads to a sleek front door with glass panels, enhancing the home’s modern aesthetic.
The main level is designed for open and functional living, with the great room, kitchen, and dining area flowing together seamlessly. A spacious deck extends the living area outdoors, providing an excellent space for entertaining.
The primary suite is privately located with a well-appointed bath, a walk-in closet, and direct deck access. A secondary bedroom and a den, which can be used as an office or flex space, add to the versatility of the home. A mudroom and laundry area near the garage entry enhance everyday convenience.
The finished basement offers additional living space with a large family room, perfect for gatherings or recreation. Two additional bedrooms provide comfortable accommodations, while ample storage space makes this level practical and functional.
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