Specifications:
- 2,705 Sq Ft
- 4 Beds
- 3 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 2 Cars
Imagine if Dracula had a penchant for board games and loved sprawling open areas.
That’s the kind of vibe you get from this unique dwelling – think of it as a Gothic-Inspired Modern Farmhouse, where the allure of dark tales fuses effortlessly with the warmth of a family home.
Spanning a generous 2,705 square feet, this house isn’t just roomy, it’s practically designed for grand gestures – be it swishing around in a dramatic cape or simply enjoying a playful twirl.
The house’s exterior is a statement in itself. Far from just inviting you in for a casual tea, it feels more like an open call to a grand outdoor feast under the twinkling sky.
Both the expansive front and back porches set the stage for memorable evenings, whether you fancy a moonlit dinner or a spontaneous dance in the open air.
Step through the imposing double doors, and you’re greeted by a great room that’s both spacious and enchanting, striking a perfect balance between a classic, old-world charm and contemporary flair.
The great room flows into the dining area, where the Gothic ambience is softened by visions of cozy family dinners, lively culinary debates, and the occasional mishaps with wine that could bring a tear to a vampire’s eye.
The kitchen, with its exposed wooden beams, epitomizes the blend of Gothic and farmhouse aesthetics.
These beams seem to whisper stories from the past, while simultaneously fitting into modern culinary conversations – like the latest trends in avocado toast.
And speaking of the kitchen, it truly is the heart of this home.
With a massive island that’s not just a mere seating spot for five, but a hub of family secrets, laughter, and the inevitable jostling for the best dips.
Then there’s the dream-like walk-in pantry, concealed behind charming barn doors.
It’s the ultimate Gothic touch – a space where your kitchen counters are free of snack clutter.
Venture into the left wing, and the atmosphere shifts to a more stately, ‘Master of the Manor’ feel.
Here lies the laundry room (because practicality matters, even in a Gothic setting) and the master suite.
This suite is not just any room; it’s crowned with a majestic vaulted ceiling, perfect for contemplating your next grand plan or maybe just your spring gardening schedule.
The window seat in this suite is an ideal spot for losing yourself in Gothic literature or indulging in some light-hearted internet browsing.
The ensuite bathroom takes the Gothic romance theme up a notch.
It’s designed to make your bathing experience nothing short of regal, with a freestanding tub that’s more a throne than a mere bath.
The luxury doesn’t end there.
The ensuite includes a separate toilet for added privacy, and the walk-in closet features a dresser island, making every morning feel like a personal shopping spree.
On the other side of this architectural gem, right off the 3-car garage (because even the modern Dracula needs parking space), is the second bedroom, adjacent to a full bath.
It’s perfect for guests who’ve overstayed their welcome after a gothic movie marathon.
But the real showstopper is the upstairs game room.
Ascend the stairs, and you’re welcomed into a vast area beckoning you to partake in family board games or perhaps some charades.
It’s an ideal setting for guessing Gothic novels or any other family fun activity.
Flanking this game room are two more bedrooms, making it an ideal area for kids, teenagers, or that board game-obsessed uncle.
So, here it is: The Gothic-Inspired Modern Farmhouse.
A place where architectural elegance meets family fun, where game nights could turn into an evening reciting Edgar Allan Poe.
It’s more than just a house; it’s a canvas for countless stories.
You bring the imagination (and maybe a cloak); this house provides the perfect backdrop.