Country Farmhouse-Style 3-Bedroom Home with Front Porch and Bonus Room (Floor Plan)

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Specifications

Sq. Ft.: 1,828
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2.5

Floor Plan

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The main floor centers on an open kitchen, dining, and living area with deck access. A den and utility room sit near the garage entry. Stairs lead both up and down to a basement. The covered front porch connects to the entry foyer, keeping the layout practical and easy to move through.

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Floor Plan

Upper level features owners’ suite, two bedrooms, a bonus room, a shared bath, and a stair hall.

Fun Fact: Bonus rooms with sloped ceilings and 5-foot-plus high walls are common in farmhouse designs built over attached garages. They work well as home offices, playrooms, or media spaces. The 19’6″ x 14′ dimensions here offer enough square footage to serve multiple functions.

Raised Rear Deck Brings Outdoor Living to a Modern Farmhouse Back Elevation

White board-and-batten siding wraps both stories, paired with black-framed windows for contrast. A raised wood deck with dark metal railings includes a grill station and dining area. Below the deck, a sheltered patio holds a wicker chair. Stone boulders and white flowering shrubs anchor the backyard landscaping naturally.

Common Mistake: Builders often install deck posts without adequate footings for elevated structures, which causes settling and rail instability over time. Any deck raised more than 30 inches off grade requires frost-depth footings sized to carry the full load of the structure and occupants.

Marble Fireplace and Warm Lighting Make This Living Room Hard to Leave

Few living rooms nail the balance between warmth and restraint quite like this one.

Marble surrounds the fireplace on three sides, paired with hardwood floors and a cream area rug. Pendant arms branch from the ceiling fixture like bare winter branches. Woven accent chairs and a wood coffee table anchor the seating area without crowding it.

Sage Cabinets and Rattan Pendants Give This Kitchen Its Quiet Character

Sage lower cabinets pair with light wood uppers and a concrete-look backsplash. Two rattan pendant lights hang above a waterfall island with three wood barstools. Open shelving holds potted plants near the window, and stainless steel appliances anchor each wall zone.

Material Matters: Quartz countertops with a concrete finish offer the raw, industrial look of poured concrete without the maintenance demands of sealing and staining. Unlike actual concrete, quartz resists scratching and does not absorb liquids. It holds up well in kitchens where heavy daily use is the norm.

Globe Pendants and Round Table Pull This Dining Space Into Focus

Brass-and-globe pendant light anchors the dining area over a round pedestal table with a dark slatted base. Six upholstered chairs in warm cream surround it. Light hardwood floors reflect natural light pouring through black-framed windows overlooking a rear deck and trees.

In The Details: Round dining tables improve traffic flow in open-plan layouts because they eliminate sharp corners and allow chairs to tuck in at any point along the base. Pairing a dark pedestal base with a light stone top creates visual contrast without requiring additional decorative elements in the space.

Warm Wood Tones and Layered Neutrals Define This Farmhouse Bedroom

Weathered wood furniture anchors the room without overpowering it. Matching nightstands flank a platform bed dressed in soft whites and a single teal accent pillow. Linen lampshades cast warm light against grey textured walls. Two abstract panels hang centered above the headboard. Sheer curtains diffuse natural light from a large side window.

Designer’s Secret: Pairing two smaller art panels instead of one large piece above a bed allows for easier swapping and repositioning as styles change. The gap between panels should stay between two and four inches to read as a connected grouping rather than two unrelated pieces. Wood frames in a finish that matches the bed keep the look cohesive without feeling too coordinated.

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Exterior rendering shows a two-story farmhouse with covered front porch and attached garage. Floor plan below reveals first-floor layout including living room, kitchen, den, utility room, and rear deck.

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