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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 1,859
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3
Floor Plan
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The main floor centers on a great room flanked by a kitchen, breakfast room, and grilling porch. The master suite sits privately on the left wing. Two additional bedrooms share a hall bath on the right. A covered front porch and foyer anchor the entry.
Floor Plan
Upper level highlights a bonus room at 21′-4″ x 21′-5″ with attic storage and optional third garage. Main floor connects a kitchen, breakfast room, and great room with faux beams. Two bedrooms, a guest room, grilling porch, and covered porch complete the layout.
Material Matters: Faux beams in the great room deliver visual warmth without the structural weight of solid wood. They work well in farmhouse designs because they draw the eye upward and add texture to large open spaces. Pairing them with a vaulted ceiling amplifies that effect considerably.
White Board-and-Batten Exterior with Covered Porch and Metal Roof Accents
Vertical board-and-batten siding covers the facade in crisp white. Dark asphalt shingles meet standing-seam metal sections over the porch and dormers. Stone foundation details anchor the base. Columns frame a welcoming front porch, while black window trim and a two-car garage complete the classic farmhouse exterior.
Fun Fact: Board-and-batten siding dates back to mid-1800s agricultural buildings, where the overlapping vertical boards helped seal barns against wind and rain. Modern versions mimic that same profile but use engineered wood or fiber cement for greater durability. The style became a defining exterior element of the contemporary farmhouse revival.
Open-Concept Living Gets an Airy Lift with Vaulted Ceilings and Natural Light
Cream sectional, marble coffee table, wood floors, and white shaker cabinets anchor this open layout.
Ceiling Fans in Vaulted Spaces
Mounting a ceiling fan on a vaulted ceiling requires a downrod long enough to position the blades at an effective height, typically 8 to 9 feet from the floor. Too short a drop and the fan sits near the peak, circulating air that never reaches the people below. In rooms like this one, where the pitch runs steeply toward a central ridge, that downrod length becomes one of the more important decisions in the whole electrical plan.
Stone Fireplace Wall Anchors an Open Living Space with Farmhouse Character
Floor-to-ceiling stacked stone surrounds a gas fireplace insert with a wood mantel shelf. Light gray sectional, white marble coffee table, and exposed ceiling beams connect to a white kitchen with pendant lights and bar seating.
Try This: Pairing a stone fireplace wall with a mounted TV works best when you recess the TV slightly into the stone rather than surface-mounting it. Recessing pulls the screen back visually so the stonework stays the dominant feature in the room.
Moving inside, the kitchen shows how much work an open floor plan can do.
Marble Island and Black Pendants Ground a White Farmhouse Kitchen
Six counter stools line a marble-topped island that anchors the space. White shaker cabinets run floor to ceiling. Subway tile backs the range wall. Stainless appliances and black pendant lights add contrast without competing with each other.
Mismatched Pendant Shapes Above a Round Table Create Casual Dining Drama
Warm oak tabletop pairs with white slipcover chairs and three different pendant styles overhead. White flowers, silver candlesticks, and place settings complete the open-plan dining space.
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Exterior rendering shows a white farmhouse with covered porch; floor plan below details three bedrooms, grilling porch, and open living spaces.
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