Spacious One-Story Home with Courtyard Garage and Open Layout provides 2,352 sq ft of heated living space, anchored by a 62 ft width and 73 ft 8 in depth footprint. This single-level residence utilizes an 8:12 roof pitch to achieve a maximum building height of 23 ft 6 in, establishing a classic profile while maintaining efficient interior volume under 8 ft ceilings.
The interior architecture focuses on a core open-concept layout, where the kitchen island serves as a central hub adjacent to a large keeping room. A dedicated mudroom and separate laundry area occupy functional zones near the entry, while a formal dining room provides additional space for gatherings. The walk-in pantry supports the kitchen's utility, ensuring clear sightlines across the primary living area.
Separation of living quarters defines the floor plan, with a private master suite situated away from three secondary bedrooms to maximize acoustic privacy. This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom design includes a dedicated home office, providing a quiet space for remote work. The 2,352 sq ft floor plate integrates these zones into a cohesive, accessible layout that prioritizes direct access between the main living area and the outdoor spaces.
Outdoor transitions are facilitated by a 24 sq ft front porch and a 108 sq ft rear porch, totaling 132 sq ft of covered exterior area. The structural profile is supported by stick-framed roof construction, which contributes to the home's long-term durability. The 528 sq ft, 2-car courtyard-entry garage is positioned to keep the front elevation unobstructed, preserving the home's architectural lines while offering practical vehicle storage.
Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, first-floor master suite, open-concept kitchen island, walk-in pantry, home office, mudroom, courtyard-entry 2-car garage, covered front and rear porches, 8:12 roof pitch.
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