2-Story 4-Bedroom Modern Farmhouse with Optional Bonus Room (Floor Plan)

Specifications:

3,654 Sq Ft
4 Beds
4.5 – 5.5 Baths
1 – 2 Stories
3 Cars

Let’s be honest: adulting is hard.

And if there’s one thing that makes it easier (besides knowing what day it is), it’s a well-designed home.

Enter this stunning 4-bed modern farmhouse with 3,654 square feet of heated bliss and the kind of layout that makes you sigh, “Yes, this… THIS is home.”

So buckle up—we’re diving into this beauty, from its inviting porch to its secretly brilliant hidden pantry.

This isn’t just a house; it’s a lifestyle upgrade.

Welcome to the Farmhouse That Thinks of Everything

You know a house means business when the porch alone could host a decent wedding.

At 30 feet wide in front and a party-ready 33-footer in the back, this home doesn’t skimp on the classic farmhouse vibes.

Whether it’s morning coffee while the world wakes up, or evening wine while pretending you can’t hear the kids arguing inside—these porches are therapeutic real estate.

Step inside the front door and bam—you’re greeted by a formal dining room that screams holiday dinners and birthday candle blowouts.

It’s got just enough sophistication to impress the in-laws and just enough casual charm to feel comfy in your yoga pants (no judgment here).

Just off the entry is a cozy office, perfect for pretending to work while scrolling memes.

And hey, it’s got enough natural light to fool your Zoom call into thinking you’ve got it all together.

Family Room Goals – Vaulted Ceilings and Cozy Corners

Keep walking and you hit the family room, which is so dreamy it might as well have its own reality show.

Vaulted ceilings, tons of space, and sightlines into the kitchen make it the hub of the home.

It’s open, airy, and practically begs for game nights, Netflix binges, or impromptu dance-offs.

Now, about that kitchen—this thing is a Pinterest board come to life.

A sprawling island for all your chopping, chatting, and charcuterie board needs.

And just when you think it can’t get any better—boom!—there’s a hidden walk-in pantry.

It’s the Narnia of kitchen storage.

Go in for pasta, come out with holiday decor you forgot you had.

Breakfast?

Right around the corner in a charming nook overlooking the backyard.

And just beyond that is the drop zone.

You know, that magical place where bags, keys, and coats go instead of your floor.

We love a home that gets us.

Bedrooms That Feel Like Boutique Hotel Suites

This plan gives you four spacious bedrooms, each with its own full bath (because no one wants to share when they’re half awake and looking for a toothbrush).

The master bedroom is tucked privately on the right wing, and it is a retreat in every sense of the word—tons of light, room for a king-size bed and a reading chair, and a bathroom that feels more like a spa.

Double vanities?

Check.

Soaking tub?

You bet.

Walk-in shower and a closet so big you might need a map?

Absolutely.

On the opposite wing?

Bedrooms 2, 3, and 4—each with plenty of room, walk-in closets, and their own bathrooms.

One even has direct access to the porch, so your guests or teenagers can come and go with a little extra freedom (and a lot less door slamming).

But Wait, There’s More…

Oh, and did we mention the den?

It’s a flex space that could be your library, craft cave, or (if you’re brave) a playroom.

Just off the den is a secondary full bath, making it easy for guests or late-night Netflix marathons that turn into impromptu sleepovers.

Next to the garage entrance you’ll find a storm shelter and an additional storage room.

Because while tornadoes are terrifying, having a plan (and a built-in shelter) is peak adulting.

That Bonus Room, Though…

Tucked away just above the 3-car garage is a bonus room that’s 13′ x 24’5″, and let me tell you, there’s nothing “extra” about it—this is prime real estate, baby.

Got teens?

Boom—instant hangout spot.

Work from home?

This could be the quietest office in the zip code.

Hobbyist?

Craft studio, gaming lounge, yoga den—you name it.

And the best part?

It has its own full bathroom.

That’s right—no need to run up and down the stairs mid-project or mid-movie marathon.

It’s like having a whole mini-apartment tucked above the garage.

Private.

Peaceful.

And honestly, it might become your favorite room in the whole house.

Bonus rooms are the unsung heroes of modern homes.

They adapt with your life, and let’s face it—every family needs a space that’s ready to grow with them.

It’s like the house is saying, “You do you. I’ll keep up.”

Garage Goals

Now let’s talk about that 3-car garage.

At 807 square feet, this space isn’t just for parking—it’s a multifunctional marvel.

Got two cars and a boat?

You’re golden.

More into workshop vibes?

Bring on the tool chests and workbenches.

Need overflow storage for all the stuff your spouse swore they’d donate five years ago?

This garage gets you.

It’s also got side entry, which is not only aesthetically sleeker from the front but also makes maneuvering easier.

The flow from the garage into the drop zone (aka the mudroom area) is so smooth, it could be choreographed.

Dump your shoes, keys, backpacks, and existential dread from the workday right there—no cluttered entryway, no judgment.

And tucked near the garage entry, you’ve got that storm shelter and storage space.

Tornado season?

Handled.

Holiday decorations?

Out of sight, out of mind (until November rolls around again).

With 4 (or 5!) bathrooms, 4 roomy bedrooms, and up to two levels of thoughtfully designed living space, this modern farmhouse doesn’t just check boxes—it crushes them.

It blends charm with function, comfort with style, and space with soul.

It’s the kind of place where memories are made—where Sunday pancakes turn into lifelong traditions, and where every family member has a space that’s uniquely theirs.

And hey, if that bonus room ends up being your new hideout from the kids… we won’t tell.

This house isn’t just where you live.

It’s where you thrive.

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