Exterior Design
This transitional farmhouse effortlessly harmonizes modern lines with timeless charm. With 2,768 sq ft of heated living space and a classic board-and-batten facade, it strikes a perfect balance between elegance and ease.
The home stretches approximately 66 ft 10 in wide and 91 ft 4 in deep, establishing a grounded yet gracious presence. A sizeable 716-sq ft, two-car garage anchors the right wing, maintaining both symmetry and function.

Interior Layout
Step inside to a dramatic two-story great room with a 17-ft peak vaulted ceiling—it’s the beating heart of the home. Beyond sits a formal dining area and, further on, a functional butler’s walk-in pantry bridging into the kitchen for effortless hosting and staging.
The floor plan offers classic “split-bed” zoning: two bedrooms to the left share a Jack-and-Jill bath, accessed via a small hallway, while the other two align to the right for privacy and flow.
Floor Plan:
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
The right wing houses a luxurious primary suite—replete with a private bath, walk-in closet, and direct access to the laundry room—creating a refined routine without daily friction.
Two additional bedrooms share an adjoining Jack-and-Jill bath, while a third bedroom near the front entrance offers flexibility—ideal for guests or multi-use as an office or nursery.
Living & Dining Spaces
The soaring great room invites both grand gatherings and quiet evenings in equal measure. Ample natural light and vertical space elevate everyday living into something quietly spectacular.
Adjacent, the dining area transitions smoothly into both the great room and the kitchen, forging connectivity without compromise.
Kitchen Features
Anchored by thoughtful detailing, the butler’s walk-in pantry sits between the formal dining room and kitchen—ideal for meal staging and discreet storage.
This layout eases entertaining by keeping prep zones flowing and clutter contained—designed for both quiet breakfasts and hosting milestones.
Outdoor Living (porch, deck, patio, etc.)
Out back, a spacious 640-sq ft covered rear porch awaits—with its own wet bar, fireplace, and outdoor kitchen, it’s a natural extension of the great room and hosts al fresco living at its best.
Garage & Storage
The spacious two-car garage (716 sq ft) connects through a mudroom to the right wing, keeping daily comings and goings seamless and organized.
Bonus/Expansion Rooms
An optional 452-sq ft bonus room provides additional flexibility—think media lounge, guest suite, or creative studio—without compromising the main layout.
Estimated Building Cost
The estimated cost to build this home in the United States ranges between $600,000 – $900,000, depending on location, materials, and labor expectations. This reflects the home’s scale, premium indoor-outdoor spaces, and architectural details.
All told, this transitional farmhouse marries elegance with adaptability. With its vaulted great room, strategic split-bed layout, generous outdoor living, and thoughtful bonus space, it offers both grandeur and grounded comfort. Every inch feels intentional—designed to welcome and endure.