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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 1,809
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
Floor Plan
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Single-story layout features a master suite with a walk-in closet, an open family room with a fireplace, three bedrooms, two full baths, and an angled attached garage.
Floor Plan
The walkout basement holds two unfinished zones, a garage bay, and a porch slab. The layout opens toward the rear patio slabs on two sides. Ceiling height reads 9′-1″ throughout.
Covered Balcony, Pool Deck, and Vertical Siding Define This Rear Elevation
Board-and-batten siding in a warm off-white anchors the rear facade, while the covered upper balcony pulls the eye inward toward wood-toned curtains and outdoor seating. A staircase on the right side connects both levels to the pool deck below. That rectangular pool sits close to the house, making the whole backyard feel intentional.
In The Details: The covered upper balcony runs nearly the full center width of the house, giving it genuine shelter from rain without blocking the view down to the pool. Cable railing keeps the sightlines open from both levels. That stair connection on the right side means you’re never walking back through the house just to get to the water.
Slatted Wood Panels and Open Shelving Anchor This Living Room’s Focal Wall
Vertical wood slat panels wrap the fireplace wall and continue into flanking built-in shelves, giving the room a cohesive backdrop without feeling heavy. The light hardwood floors keep things airy. Two armchairs with woven rope detailing add texture against the cream sofa, and a small bronze side table grounds the seating arrangement without competing for attention.
Pro Tip: Rope or woven furniture works best when you limit it to one or two pieces per room. Pair it with smooth upholstery, like that cream sofa, so the contrast reads as intentional rather than mismatched. Too much texture in one space tends to feel busy instead of layered.
Warm Wood Base, White Quartz Top, and Four Stools Make This Island Work Hard
The walnut-wrapped island base anchors the pale kitchen without fighting it. Pendant lights hang low enough to actually illuminate the counter. Open shelving on the right keeps daily items close without hiding them behind doors.
Designer’s Secret: Mixing cabinet finishes vertically, matte uppers paired with a wood base on the island, draws the eye down and makes ceilings feel taller without touching a single wall. If you’re choosing between two finishes you love, put the warmer one lower. It grounds the room in a way that feels instinctive rather than designed.
Fluted Pedestal Table and Slatted Accent Wall Pull This Dining Room Together
Two pendant lights hang low over a fluted-base dining table surrounded by bouclé chairs with caramel seat backs. The wall behind is clad in vertical wood slats, and a pair of abstract black-and-beige prints hangs without frames, crowding each other. Clean and considered.
Quick Fix: Bouclé chairs show every crumb and pet hair, so look for performance-grade versions with a tight, dense weave rather than a loose loop. They clean up with a damp cloth and hold their shape far longer than standard upholstery fabric.
Slatted Walnut Accent Wall and Cream Upholstery Give This Bedroom Real Staying Power
Wood slat walls work best when they run floor to ceiling without interruption, and this one does exactly that.
Paired with cream upholstery and a low-profile bench at the foot of the bed, the dark walnut paneling keeps the room grounded. Light hardwood floors prevent it from feeling heavy.
Vessel Sinks, Wood Grain Cabinetry, and Globe Pendants Pull This Bathroom Together
Floating wood cabinetry anchors the vanity wall, with white quartz countertops hosting two vessel sinks that sit noticeably high off the surface. Globe pendants hang between the mirrors rather than flanking them, which is an unconventional placement that actually works. Brown square tiles create a strong horizontal band across the mid-wall, grounding the softer gray above.
History Corner: Vessel sinks date back thousands of years, predating modern plumbing by centuries. Ancient cultures used stone and clay basins set above a surface in much the same configuration seen here. The style fell out of favor with built-in undermount designs but returned strongly in the early 2000s as homeowners sought fixtures with more sculptural presence.
Smoked Glass Wardrobe Doors and Open Bag Shelving Make This Closet Feel Like a Boutique
Bronze-tinted glass panels let you see what’s inside without fully exposing the contents. Open shelving on the right keeps bags accessible. Light hardwood flooring keeps the narrow corridor from feeling heavy despite all that dark cabinetry.
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A rendered exterior shows a modern farmhouse with board-and-batten siding, a dark roof, and an angled two-car garage. Below it, the first-floor plan lays out three bedrooms, a family room with a fireplace, an open kitchen and dining, a mud room, a walk-in closet, and covered front and rear porches.
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