From the curb, the sunburst gable work and optional metal roof accent over the garage make a bold impression, complementing the exterior beautifully.

From the foyer, the view stretches through and behind the home through the large windows and French doors in the great room in the back. The open concept of the great room makes the space feel very large, perfect for hosting holiday parties and gatherings year-round.

The dining space, kitchen with eat-in island, and living space form an L-shape around a large screened back porch, making it easy for dining al fresco and indoor-outdoor living. And there is an option for a deck just off of the screened porch that would connect to the primary suite, as well, which makes it easy to slip away from the bedroom to the deck without going through the house.

From the 2-car garage, there is a handy mudroom/catch-all room to help keep everything organized and out of the way. And it leads directly to the laundry room and also to the kitchen and pantry. Which means the shortest number of steps with groceries.

Another thing we love about this home is the fact that the primary suite and a guest suite are both situated on the first floor. So it is easy to have long-term guests visit.

The primary suite has a whimsical sliding barn-style door from the bedroom to the bathroom. And the bathroom has space for a sculptured tub near the large tiled shower. There’s also no shortage of closet space and the walk-in closet has a window of its own that fills the space with natural light.

Upstairs, there are two more bedrooms and a hall bathroom. And there’s a large bonus room over the garage with a shed dormer window that makes a great space for homeschooling, a study space, a playroom, or an office.