This beautifully designed 3,086 square foot Modern Farmhouse combines spacious one-story living, a flexible family-friendly layout, dramatic ceiling heights, private bedroom zones, impressive outdoor spaces, and excellent everyday organization into a home that feels both elegant and genuinely livable.
The home includes 4 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and 1 half bath, a private main-level primary suite, split-bedroom layout, an impressive 11-foot-high foyer, centrally positioned dining area, beamed great room, gas-log fireplace, built-in shelving, large kitchen island with eating bar, farmhouse sink, walk-in pantry, dedicated office, game room, mudroom, main-level laundry, direct laundry access from the primary closet, front and rear covered porches, an additional uncovered rear porch area, a 3-car side-entry garage, and a 525-square-foot bonus room with its own full bathroom and closet.
All 3,086 square feet of heated living space are located on the first floor.
That makes this home particularly attractive to families who want a large house without forcing everyday life onto multiple levels.
The bonus room adds another layer of flexibility above the main level.
It can become a guest suite.
A fifth sleeping area.
A media room.
A hobby room.
A teenage retreat.
Or the place where the family sends everyone when movie night gets slightly too competitive.
The main floor itself is exceptionally well organized.
The primary suite occupies a private corner.
Three secondary bedrooms sit at the opposite end.
The dining room, kitchen, and great room form the central gathering zone.
The office provides a quieter work area.
The game room gives children their own dedicated space.
And the mudroom and laundry areas handle the practical side of everyday family life.
Exterior & First Impressions
From the outside, the home delivers a charming and symmetrical Modern Farmhouse appearance with traditional white board-and-batten siding, four-column porch pillars, tall multi-panel windows, strong rooflines, and double porch areas at the front and rear.
It features:
- Modern Farmhouse exterior styling
- Symmetrical front elevation
- Traditional white board-and-batten siding
- Four-column front porch pillars
- Tall multi-panel windows
- Covered front porch
- Large rear porch
- Uncovered rear porch area
- Attached 3-car side-entry garage
- Garage storage space
- Garage freezer space
- Additional garage windows
- Strong 9:12 main roof pitch
- One-story main living arrangement
- Classic farmhouse proportions
The exterior immediately establishes the home’s farmhouse personality.
The symmetrical front facade gives it a calm and balanced appearance.
The white board-and-batten siding creates the familiar farmhouse look, while the four-column porch gives the entrance additional presence.
Tall multi-panel windows bring vertical emphasis to the exterior and help fill the interior with natural light.
The double-porch arrangement is another standout feature.
The front porch creates a welcoming arrival space.
The rear porch creates a much larger outdoor living environment.
And part of the rear porch remains uncovered, giving homeowners a place to enjoy direct sunlight when the weather is pleasant.
The three-car garage is positioned to the side, allowing the front facade to remain focused on the home’s architecture rather than becoming dominated by garage doors.
Entry & Interior Flow
Step through the front entrance and the home immediately creates a sense of arrival with an elongated 11-foot-high foyer and coat closet.
The foyer also provides access to the dedicated office through distinctive barn-style doors.
Inside, you’ll find:
- Elongated foyer
- 11-foot foyer ceiling
- Coat closet
- Open floor plan
- Split-bedroom arrangement
- Main-level primary suite
- Four bedrooms
- 3 full bathrooms and 1 half bath
- Central dining area
- Great room with beamed ceiling
- Large kitchen island
- Walk-in pantry
- Farmhouse sink
- Dedicated office
- Game room
- Mudroom
- Main-level laundry
- Direct laundry access from primary closet
- Front porch
- Rear porch
- Uncovered rear porch area
- 525 sq ft bonus room
- Full bathroom and closet in bonus area
- 3-car side-entry garage
The home’s interior flow is built around a central gathering zone.
The foyer leads toward the dining area.
The dining area sits between the great room and kitchen.
The great room occupies one side.
The kitchen occupies the other.
The bedrooms then branch into separate private zones.
This arrangement makes the home easy to understand from the moment you walk inside.
There are no endless corridors.
No confusing turns.
No need for a compass and emergency snacks.
The layout simply moves from arrival to gathering spaces and then outward toward the private areas.
Great Room – Beamed Ceiling, Fireplace & Natural Light
The great room is one of the home’s most impressive interior spaces.
It features a beamed ceiling, a dramatic wall of windows, built-in shelving, and a non-vented gas-log fireplace.
It includes:
- Beamed ceiling
- Large wall of windows
- Non-vented gas-log fireplace
- Built-in shelving
- Open connection to dining area
- Connection to kitchen
- Flexible furniture arrangement
- Strong family gathering functionality
The wall of windows brings abundant natural light into the room while creating a strong visual connection with the outdoors.
The fireplace provides a natural focal point.
Built-in shelving extends toward the ends of the room, creating opportunities for books, artwork, photographs, entertainment equipment, and decorative pieces.
The beamed ceiling adds another layer of farmhouse character.
Instead of making the room feel overly formal, the beams give the large space warmth and architectural personality.
Because the great room is directly connected to the dining and kitchen areas, it becomes part of a much larger gathering environment.
Family members can relax here while meals are prepared nearby.
Guests can move between rooms naturally.
And the rear porch provides an easy transition to outdoor living.
Kitchen – Large Island, Farmhouse Sink & Walk-In Pantry
The kitchen stretches across a substantial portion of the central living area and is designed to support serious cooking, family routines, and entertaining.
It features:
- Large center island
- Eating bar
- Farmhouse sink
- Large walk-in pantry
- Generous countertop workspace
- Abundant cabinet storage
- Window views from the sink
- Open connection to dining area
- Open relationship with great room
The large center island provides plenty of workspace while also functioning as a casual eating bar.
It can handle breakfast in the morning.
Homework in the afternoon.
Food preparation before dinner.
And snacks at practically every other moment of the day.
The farmhouse sink sits beneath a window, allowing the kitchen to take advantage of natural light and outdoor views.
The walk-in pantry adds substantial storage for groceries, appliances, serving supplies, and bulk purchases.
This allows the main kitchen to remain cleaner and more organized.
The kitchen is also positioned directly beside the central dining area.
That creates an efficient serving route and makes entertaining easier.
The cook stays connected to the household rather than disappearing behind a wall.
Dining Area – Central Gathering Space with Rear Porch Access
The dining area occupies the center of the home and features an impressive 11-foot ceiling.
It is designed to accommodate a large farmhouse-style dining table and provides direct access to the rear porch.
It offers:
- 11-foot ceiling
- Space for a large farmhouse dining table
- Central position between kitchen and great room
- Direct rear porch access
- Natural lighting opportunities
- Easy indoor-outdoor entertaining flow
The dining room is more than simply a place to put a table.
Its central position makes it a connector between the home’s major gathering areas.
The kitchen is close enough for easy serving.
The great room remains visible.
And the rear porch can be accessed directly.
During everyday life, it provides a comfortable family dining environment.
During larger gatherings, it becomes part of a much larger entertaining circuit.
Holiday meals can spread from the dining room into the kitchen and great room.
Then everyone can migrate outside after dinner.
Because apparently dessert tastes better when eaten on a porch.
Primary Suite – Vaulted Private Retreat
The primary suite occupies a private corner of the home, separated from the three secondary bedrooms.
It includes:
- Private primary bedroom
- Vaulted ceiling
- Spacious bedroom layout
- Five-fixture ensuite bathroom
- Large owner’s closet
- Sliding-door access from closet to laundry room
- Split-bedroom privacy
The vaulted ceiling gives the primary bedroom additional vertical volume and helps distinguish it from the other bedrooms.
The ensuite bathroom includes a five-fixture arrangement, creating a more spacious and comfortable private bathroom environment.
The owner’s closet is another major highlight.
It is large enough to provide substantial clothing storage and connects directly to the laundry room through a sliding door.
That creates an extremely efficient clothing and laundry workflow.
Clean clothes can move directly toward the closet.
Dirty clothes can travel back toward the laundry area.
And the laundry basket no longer needs to participate in a cross-country expedition through the house.
Additional Bedrooms – Three Comfortable Family Bedrooms
The opposite end of the home contains three secondary bedrooms, each designed with generous room proportions and a walk-in closet.
They offer:
- Three secondary bedrooms
- Walk-in closets
- Good bedroom proportions
- Natural-light opportunities
- Separation from the primary suite
- Flexible use for children or guests
The three bedrooms form their own private family zone.
This arrangement is especially useful for families with children because the secondary bedrooms remain grouped together while the primary suite stays separate.
The walk-in closets provide additional storage and help keep bedroom spaces organized.
The rooms can also change function over time.
A child’s bedroom can eventually become a teenager’s room.
A guest room can become a study.
Or a bedroom can become a private home office if the household’s needs change.
Game Room – Dedicated Family Fun Space
The home includes a dedicated game room with closet space, giving children and families a separate area for recreation.
It can become:
- Game room
- Playroom
- Media room
- Teenage lounge
- Homework area
- Family entertainment room
- Flexible hobby space
The game room is a particularly smart feature because it gives active family life somewhere to happen away from the main great room.
Children can play.
Teenagers can watch television.
Games can remain set up.
Toys can stay in one place.
And the great room can remain relatively peaceful.
That separation becomes surprisingly valuable once the house is full of people.
Bonus Room – 525 Sq. Ft. with Full Bathroom
The home includes a substantial 525-square-foot bonus room above the main level.
Unlike a basic bonus room, this space includes a full bathroom and closet, giving it the potential to function as a much more private secondary living zone.
It could become:
- A fifth bedroom
- Guest suite
- Media room
- Game room
- Teenage retreat
- Home gym
- Hobby studio
- Private office
- Home theater
The full bathroom dramatically increases the flexibility of this space.
It can function as a guest suite for visitors.
It can become a private teenage retreat.
It can support a fifth sleeping area.
Or it can remain a large recreational space with its own bathroom.
This is the kind of flexibility that becomes increasingly valuable as a family changes.
A young family might use it for games.
A growing family might use it as an additional bedroom.
Empty nesters might eventually turn it into a guest retreat or hobby studio.
The house has room to evolve.
Bathrooms – 3.5-Bathroom Family Convenience
The home includes 3 full bathrooms and 1 half bath, providing strong bathroom capacity for a four-bedroom household.
It provides:
- Private primary ensuite
- Five-fixture primary bathroom
- Additional full bathrooms for secondary bedrooms
- Full bathroom in bonus room
- Guest half bath
- Convenient family bathroom access
The primary suite retains a private five-fixture bathroom.
The secondary bedrooms have access to additional full bathroom facilities.
The bonus room includes its own full bathroom, which greatly improves its potential as a guest or fifth-bedroom space.
The half bath provides a convenient option for visitors without requiring them to enter the private bedroom zones.
That is exactly the kind of bathroom distribution that makes a larger family home easier to manage.
Office – Quiet Workspace Behind Barn Doors
The home includes a dedicated office near the foyer, separated by barn-style doors.
It can function as:
- Home office
- Remote-work room
- Study
- Library
- Household administration space
- Creative workspace
The barn doors add visual character while providing the ability to close the room off when privacy is needed.
That makes the office useful for remote work, video meetings, studying, or simply having somewhere quiet to concentrate.
Its location near the foyer also makes it convenient for professional visitors without requiring them to travel through the private bedroom areas.
And when the workday is over, the doors can close.
The office stays there.
Work stops there.
At least that is the plan.
Mudroom & Laundry – Built Around Real Family Life
The home includes a dedicated mudroom and main-level laundry area, creating a practical service zone that helps keep the main living spaces organized.
It provides:
- Dedicated mudroom
- Main-level laundry
- Direct laundry access from primary closet
- Storage opportunities
- Garage-to-home transition
- Family gear organization
- Practical household workflow
The mudroom provides a place for coats, shoes, bags, sports equipment, and other everyday items.
That keeps the main living areas from becoming the default storage location for everything that enters the house.
The laundry room is particularly efficient because it connects directly with the primary owner’s closet.
That shortens the path between clothing storage and laundry.
It is a small architectural decision with a surprisingly large impact on everyday life.
Outdoor Living – Double Porches & Open-Air Flexibility
Outdoor living is one of the defining characteristics of this Modern Farmhouse.
The home features covered front and rear porches, along with an uncovered portion of the rear porch for direct sunlight.
It offers:
- Covered front porch
- Large covered rear porch
- Uncovered rear porch section
- Outdoor seating opportunities
- Outdoor dining potential
- Protected outdoor entertaining
- Sunlit outdoor relaxation
- Strong connection between dining area and rear porch
The front porch creates a welcoming arrival space and reinforces the home’s symmetrical farmhouse character.
It can become a quiet place for morning coffee, evening conversations, or simply enjoying the front yard.
The rear porch is more focused on family living and entertaining.
Because the dining area opens directly toward it, meals can move naturally outdoors.
The uncovered section adds another option.
You can stay under cover when the weather is less cooperative.
Or move into the sunlight when the day is beautiful.
That gives the backyard multiple personalities.
Garage & Storage Features
The attached 3-car side-entry garage provides approximately 890 square feet of unheated space.
It includes additional features designed to make the garage more useful than simple vehicle storage.
It offers:
- Parking for three vehicles
- 890 sq ft garage area
- Side-entry configuration
- Freezer space
- Storage closet
- Additional window views
- Space for lawn equipment
- Workshop potential
- Convenient home access
The 890-square-foot garage provides plenty of room for three vehicles while leaving space for equipment and storage.
The dedicated freezer space is particularly useful for families who buy groceries in bulk or need additional cold-storage capacity.
The storage closet helps contain smaller household items.
And the additional windows provide natural light and visual connection to the exterior.
The side-entry arrangement also protects the front elevation from becoming garage-heavy.
That keeps the farmhouse facade focused on its porch, windows, columns, and balanced roofline.
Foundation & Structural Flexibility
The home offers several foundation configurations, allowing homeowners to adapt the design to different lots and site conditions.
Available options include:
- Slab foundation
- Crawlspace foundation
- Basement foundation
- Walkout basement foundation
A slab can provide a straightforward foundation solution where site conditions permit.
A crawlspace provides useful access beneath the home for utilities and maintenance.
A basement can create significant additional storage or future living potential.
A walkout basement can be particularly useful on sloped lots because it provides direct outdoor access and opportunities for natural light.
The standard exterior framing uses 2×4 wood construction, with an optional 2×6 conversion available.
The 2×6 option provides additional wall depth for insulation and can be useful when adapting the home to different climate and energy-efficiency requirements.
Dimensions & Structural Details
- Total heated area: 3,086 sq ft
- Main level: 3,086 sq ft
- Bonus room: 525 sq ft
- Total unheated area: 890 sq ft
- Bedrooms: 4
- Full bathrooms: 3
- Half bathroom: 1
- Stories: 1
- Garage: 3-car side-entry
- Garage area: 890 sq ft
