5-Bedroom 1-Story French Country House with Bonus Room Above Garage (Floor Plan)
Specifications:
- 7,031 Sq Ft
- 5 Beds
- 3.5+ – 4.5+ Baths
- 1 Stories
- 3 Cars
I’ll be honest — when I first laid eyes on this sprawling French country-inspired beauty, I wondered if I needed a golf cart just to make it from the kitchen to the master suite.
Almost 9,000 square feet of timeless elegance and modern comfort?
Sign me up, right?
If you’ve ever fantasized about having a dining room longer than your first car, or wondered what you’d even do with five bedrooms and a game room, pull up a chair — this tour is for you.
A Classic Exterior That’ll Outlast Trends (and Your Neighbor’s Neon Trim)
Let’s start with the curb appeal.
The exterior is a tasteful mix of stone and lap siding — a blend that screams “I’m elegant,” without being stuffy.
This classic French country style is like the Audrey Hepburn of architecture: timeless, graceful, and always on trend.
Whether you’re looking to buy as a forever home or a long-term investment, the property value here is basically future-proof.
Pulling up to the three-car garage, you’ll already feel like a winner in the real estate lottery.
I mean, you’ve got space for the daily driver, the weekend cruiser, and yes — even the kid’s project car that never quite “runs great.”
Let the Jaw-Dropping Begin
Stepping into the main level, you’re met with over 3,900 square feet of space designed with purpose and style.
If you’re planning a big family dinner — or, you know, a banquet for a medieval royal court — the 20-foot-long dining room is ready to host.
Imagine everyone actually fitting at one table for Thanksgiving.
No more kiddie table in the hallway.
Just beyond that is the 25×18-foot great room.
We’re talking beamed ceilings, a cozy fireplace, built-in shelves, and a media center that practically begs for movie nights.
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Kitchen Envy Starts Here
Let’s talk kitchen — aka the true heart of any home.
With a massive island separating the cooking area from the guest space, you’ll finally have the room (and excuse) to go full Gordon Ramsay without shouting at your guests.
Five bar stools line the island, giving your friends and family the perfect perch to sip wine, snack on apps, and judge your knife skills.
And if you’ve ever looked into interior design software, you’ll know this kitchen has the kind of layout that makes Pinterest boards weep with joy.
A Getaway Within Your Getaway
One wing of this home is totally dedicated to you (and maybe your significant other, if they behave).
The master suite features another beamed ceiling — because, why not? — and a tall arched window that floods the space with light and that European countryside charm.
But the real magic?
That walk-in closet.
I’m talking dressing-room-level magic here.
Built-in dresser, room for a full shoe shrine, and enough storage to make your home insurance provider suggest upping your coverage just for your wardrobe.
This is also the kind of private suite that adds to your property value and makes refinancing look real appealing. (Refinance mortgage, anyone?)
Function Meets Fabulous
Across the hall from the master is a dedicated office.
Finally, a place to work from home that doesn’t double as a laundry station.
Built-in shelves mean fewer messes, and fewer messes mean higher credit scores (okay, maybe not directly — but peace of mind counts for something).
Speaking of laundry, there’s a large laundry room that can actually handle more than just one sad washer and a detergent shelf.
And the mudroom off the garage?
Let’s just say it’ll make rainy-day chaos disappear like socks in a dryer.
Now, tucked between the garage and the rear of the house is the kind of storage area that DIYers dream of.
Tool junkies, this one’s for you.
Gardening gear, sports equipment, even seasonal decor — it all fits.
You might not even need a separate shed anymore.
Just make sure to call your home remodeling contractor before you go knocking down any walls.
Bonus Room
Above the garage sits a 707-square-foot bonus room.
What you do with it is totally up to you — a home gym, yoga studio, teenage lair, or maybe just a massive pillow fort. (No judgment.)
With home equity loan options out there, turning this bonus space into something extraordinary might be more accessible than you think.
Lower Level, Upper-Level Cool
Okay, now let’s head down to the basement.
Or as I like to call it, the entertainment kingdom.
First up, the game room — a casual hangout perfect for older kids, rowdy guests, or even just escaping from your own children for a bit.
But the real showstopper is the media room.
Tucked underground, with no windows, it’s made for a true theater setup.
Dim the lights, fire up the surround sound, and let the popcorn fly.
Pair it with smart home technology for that voice-activated ambiance, and you’ve got a cinematic experience right at home.
The rest of the lower level includes four more bedrooms and up to three full baths — enough space for guests, teens, in-laws, or, you know, your collection of vintage action figures if you’re not the social type.
This home isn’t just square footage.
It’s a lifestyle.
It’s the kind of space where you can buy into your dreams and purchase peace of mind.
Whether you’re working with a real estate agent or flying solo with a building cost estimator in hand, knowing your numbers (and your home loan pre-approval status) can help you land a home like this — and maybe even make room for a little home improvement loan magic down the road.
Add in today’s unpredictable mortgage rates, and this gem looks like a stable, long-term win.
Sure, it’s luxurious.
Sure, it’s big.
But it’s also thoughtful, functional, and ready for whatever you throw its way — from backyard BBQs to epic game nights to hiding from your teenagers (or with them).
And hey, when all else fails, just remember: no one ever regretted having too much storage.
There’s more to home building than blueprints and finishes. Take time to compare mortgage rates, understand your credit score, and consult a seasoned real estate agent.
Secure your new home with home insurance, a quality home warranty, and explore refinancing down the road.
Tech-forward features like solar panels, smart home systems, and energy-efficient appliances not only enhance comfort—they raise your property value.
And with modern interior design software, planning your space is easier than ever.
