Spanning 3,367 square feet of heated living space, the Champaign 8648 is a two-story modern farmhouse defined by a balanced 50-foot wide by 49-foot deep footprint. The exterior architecture leans into traditional forms with a 7:12 roof pitch and a 207-square-foot covered front porch that anchors the façade. This design provides a total structure size of 4,228 square feet, ensuring a substantial profile suitable for a variety of suburban or rural landscapes.
The first floor encompasses 1,385 square feet, featuring 9-foot ceilings that promote volume across the open-concept social core. A central kitchen island serves as a primary hub, augmented by an eating bar and a wall pantry for storage efficiency. The main level layout integrates a great room with a fireplace, a dedicated keeping room, and a formal dining area, while a private den offers a versatile space for a home office or quiet study.
A 1,982-square-foot second level houses the sleeping quarters, including a primary master suite equipped with a walk-in closet and a private bathroom featuring a double vanity. The upper level also contains a loft that functions as a secondary living or media area, alongside a laundry room positioned to minimize travel time from the bedrooms. The 8-foot ceiling height on this floor maintains a standard of comfort consistent with the rest of the home.
Structural flexibility is provided by an unfinished basement with 8-foot ceilings, offering a blank canvas for future recreation rooms, home gyms, or additional storage. The home is completed by a 654-square-foot, 2-car front-load garage, which provides direct access and keeps the primary living areas free from exterior clutter. The overall construction reaches a maximum building height of 34 feet, adhering to a classic residential scale.
Key Features: 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, open-concept floor plan, kitchen island, keeping room, second-floor master suite, walk-in closet, loft, unfinished basement, 2-car front-load garage, covered front porch.
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