8-Bedroom 2-Story Modern Farmhouse with Barbecue Porch and Bonus Space (Floor Plan)

Specifications:

4,776 sq. ft.
8 Beds
4.5 Baths
2 Stories

Let me start by saying this: I don’t usually fall in love with buildings.

But this modern farmhouse plan? Yeah… she had me at “barbecue porch.”

This is not just a home; it’s the home.

Whether you’re hosting the in-laws, raising a family, or simply trying to survive adulthood in style, this plan checks every box.

Let’s dig into why this layout might be your next (and possibly final, because you won’t want to leave) dream home.

Open, Airy, and Oh-So Livable

First things first—this home doesn’t believe in walls.

Okay, not completely, but the main living spaces are delightfully open.

The family room, kitchen, and dining area form one big, happy space that practically begs for Sunday brunches, movie nights, and holiday feasts.

And here’s the best part: the kitchen island faces the fireplace.

Yes, you can stir your soup while basking in the glow of crackling flames.

Right next to that island magic is a dining area that spills out toward a wall of glass.

Natural light floods the space like it’s auditioning for a magazine spread.

And those sliding doors?

They open right out to the back porch—perfect for letting in fresh air or sneaking in a slice of outdoor peace while the cookies bake.

The Dream Kitchen Setup

There’s a walk-in food pantry for all your essentials—flour, cereal, that one jar of pickles that’s been around since last Thanksgiving.

And then there’s a butler’s pantry, which is basically a secret lair for your coffee machine, stand mixer, or those three fondue sets you swore you’d use one day.

The kitchen itself is open and smartly designed.

You’ve got space, light, storage, and function all rolled into one stylish package.

It’s the kind of kitchen that makes you want to cook… or at least look like you know what you’re doing.

Because Grown-Ups Deserve Cool Spaces Too

Need a quiet space to work, read, or escape Zoom meetings that could’ve been emails?

It’s tucked away just enough to give you peace, but still connected so you don’t feel like you’ve been banished from civilization.

Whether you’re working from home, studying for finals, or penning your next bestselling novel (hey, dream big), this space is ready for action.

A Retreat That Actually Feels Like One

The master suite is where this home really flexes. Picture a spacious bedroom with a tray ceiling that whispers, “You’ve made it.”

There’s direct access to the back porch for early morning coffee or late-night stargazing.

A large walk-in closet (of course), a luxurious bathroom, and just enough privacy to make you forget the laundry still isn’t done.

The Upstairs, Room for Everyone

Remember when I said this plan could handle in-laws, kids, guests, and maybe even a pet or two?

I wasn’t joking. Upstairs, you’ll find four bedrooms—each with their own walk-in closet.

No more fighting over closet space.

Every family member gets their own corner of clothing paradise.

But the smart layout doesn’t stop there.

A centrally located hall bathroom serves the bedrooms, and there’s even a separate computer room.

I like to call it the “homework hub” or the “Minecraft control center”—whatever fits your lifestyle best.

It’s ideal for work-from-home days, studying, or binging YouTube tutorials about how to fold a fitted sheet.

Private Outdoor Space for Everyone?

What makes this home stand out is the balance of shared and private spaces.

Every unit (yes, we’re talking four total) comes with its own covered front porch and a private sun deck out back.

That means you can soak up some Vitamin D, grill up dinner, or simply chill with a good book—without ever leaving your own little slice of serenity.

Whether you’re thinking multi-generational living, rental opportunities, or a co-living setup with friends (hello, sitcom dream house!), this plan makes it all easy and stylish.

Bonus Space That’s Waiting for Your Big Idea

This home also features optional bonus space that you can finish when you’re ready. That’s like a blank check for your creativity.

And let’s not forget the basement—each unit has 597 square feet of unfinished space, which could easily become more storage, a rec room, a wine cellar, or your personal Batcave. It’s there when you need it.

Garage Goals and Corner Lot Compatibility

The side-load garage isn’t just a good look—it’s a smart move if you’re on a corner lot.

It keeps your curb appeal high while giving you plenty of room for vehicles, tools, and that riding lawn mower you totally needed but rarely use.

Plus, the total 4,776 square feet of heated space (not even counting the optional bonus or basement) means this house isn’t just big—it’s beautifully livable for all kinds of families and lifestyles.

We’ve only scratched the surface.

In the next part, we’ll explore how this plan nails functionality for multi-family setups, breaks down square footage for clarity, and manages to be both stylish and sensible in all the right ways.

Let’s keep going!

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