Welcome to this 3,160-square-foot farmhouse! It includes 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a workshop, a 2-car garage, and a basement. With its spacious layout and high-end finishes, this home is an ideal retreat for families or those seeking a peaceful and luxurious lifestyle.
White Siding + Dark Gray Roof = Timeless Contrast
From the facade, you can tell that the house features a modern farmhouse style characterized by its clean lines, traditional wood siding, and large, symmetrical windows. The warm lighting makes the facade look even better.
Main Level Floor Plan
On the first floor, you have an open layout connecting a great room with a double-height ceiling to the kitchen. Practical spaces like the mudroom/laundry and pantry are all squished in one corner. There are no bedrooms on this floor, though.
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Second Level Floor Plan
You’ll find all three bedrooms upstairs. A private master suite equipped with an ensuite bathroom and a walk-in closet is on the right side, above the garage. The other bedrooms share a bath.
Potential for Customization in the Basement
Think of the unfinished areas in the basement as a blank canvas. You can customize them according to your needs and preferences.
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Look at That Curb Appeal!
A beautifully landscaped front yard with neatly trimmed bushes and a welcoming walkway enhance the curb appeal.
The White Facade Is a Perfect Choice for This Lot
A lush green lawn in the front and a row of tall trees in the back create the sort of setting that accentuates this home’s architectural beauty and color scheme. They also help create a sense of seclusion and tranquility.
The Backyard Is as Full of Greenery as You’d Expect
A generous patio, complete with a seating area and an umbrella, invites gatherings. Lush greenery and well-maintained garden beds improve the overall appeal. I love how the wooden fencing adds a touch of charm, too.
A White Stoop Leads to the Outdoor Seating Area
Here, we have a small round table with a few metal seats. This seating area is perfect for entertaining on a sunny day.
A Closer Look at the Covered Porch and Its Decorate Columns
Yes, the covered porch isn’t particularly large. However, the well-placed seats and pots help you make the most out of the available space. This serene setting is ideal for morning coffee.
Here’s What the Rear Looks Like at Dusk… Captivating!
A large gabled roof sits over the covered porch. Potted plants and blooming flowers frame the walkway, guiding you toward the French door.
The Large Glass Door Opens to a Surprisingly White Foyer
As you step through the front door, you’re greeted by a bright and airy foyer. Every detail, from the pristine white walls to the elegant chandelier, speaks of refined simplicity.
Turn Left From the Foyer… This Is What You’ll See
Soft blush pillows bring luxury and warmth to the parlor. A beautiful chandelier hangs above, adding a sophisticated touch that ties the room together.
But If You Turn Right, You’ll Find this White Dining Table
By now, you’ve probably guessed that white is going to be dominant in this home. And you’d be right. In this dining area, the simplicity of the white furniture paired with lush greenery creates a fresh feel.
Living Room With a Modern Fireplace and Chic Poufs
A modern fireplace is the focal point in this room. You have plenty of seating options around this fireplace. My favorite ones are the poufs.
Take These Crisp White Stairs to Go to Bed
I like the way the staircase complements the clean lines and modern aesthetic of the room. I’d add a blush runner, though.
A Look at the Open-Concept Layout From the Second-Level Balcony
An open-concept design blends the living, dining, and kitchen areas. The view from above reveals the grandeur of the space with its tasteful decor.
Even the Wooden Railings on the Balcony Are White
Here’s an angle that shows how the pristine white kitchen cabinetry looks under the white railings. Both spaces feel open and connected to the rest of the home.
White Glass-Front Cabinets, White Countertops, and White Bar Stools
Classic subway tile backsplash pairs well with the glass-front cabinets and countertops in this kitchen. The island doubles as a breakfast bar, too.
That’s a Smart Fridge Placement, Right There
Wondering where the fridge is? It’s tucked into one of the cabinets. This makes the kitchen look even more clean and sleek.
A Closer Look at the Kitchen Island
You just want to sit here with your family and talk over a cup of coffee. The thoughtfully arranged decor looks charming and makes this space the heart of the home.
A Second Dining Table Sits Between the Living Area and the Breakfast Bar
You can fit a rectangular dining table and six chairs in this space. This dining set is a good fit for both casual meals and gatherings.
A French Door in Front of the Dining Set Opens to the Backyard
A white French door off the dining area leads to the backyard. Together, the glass door and the large windows bring in plenty of natural light, making the space feel bright and airy.
Did You Think We Ran Out of Dining/Breakfast Spots? Think Again
There’s a small breakfast nook next to the second back door. Since it’s surrounded by windows and wood paneling, this space feels open and connected to the outdoors.
Shiplap Walls, a Fancy Chandelier, and a Reflective Nightstand in the Master Bedroom
I love how this room blends rustic charm with elegant touches. Those mirrored nightstands look quite glamorous, too.
A Look at the Other Side of the Master Bedroom
On the other side, you’ll find a corner with a plush armchair and a chaise lounge. The round table with candle holders is a nice touch that ties the corner to the rest of the room.
I Think You Need to Get Closer to Appreciate How Elegant the Corner Looks
A white throw blanket provides a soft and luxurious touch to what is already a refined space. Notice the little mirrored side table? It ties the space to the bed and its reflective nightstands.
If You’ll Beak the Color Scheme, Do It Here
A bright and airy design makes it easy to view and access your wardrobe, which doesn’t have to stick to the white theme (you do you!). And if you need time to pick outfits in the morning, then this ottoman will be your best friend.
A Ghost Table and a Crystal Chandelier Over the Primary Bathroom’s Tub
Here, we have a free-standing soaking tub under an exquisite chandelier. The simple yet sophisticated decor around the tub creates a sense of tranquility and relaxation.
Dual Vanities and a Glass-Enclosed Shower
I love that the vanity tops aren’t white. Plus, the little details, like the plush rug and elegant fixtures, make this bathroom more interesting.
Laundry Room With a Deep Blue Accent Wall and Checkered Flooring
I know the laundry room doesn’t exactly stick to the all-white theme. But I love it nevertheless. The accent wall and the checkered flooring bring some personality to the room, after all.
Now, Let’s Take a Look at the Basement
What drew my eye right away was the rustic bench. It brings a lot of texture and visual interest to the space.
A Black-and-White Scheme Takes Over the Basement
Black sectional sofa, black area rug, and lots of textures—this space has some bold choices! The “Exit Closed” sign is also a fun and unexpected touch.
Here’s an Even Bolder Black-and-White Media Room
Dark walls create a cinematic atmosphere here. And I really like how this room features a cowhide rug rather than the faux fur rugs we saw all over the house.
A Black Vanity and Polka-Dot Tiles in the Bathroom
A black vanity contrasts nicely with the white walls and the subway tile. Plus, the black stool is a convenient addition.
Finally, a Rustic Yet Elegant Secondary Bedroom
Here’s a bedroom with a beige tufted bed and a matching armchair. The overall feel of the bedroom is cozy and inviting.
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