The stunning split-ranch home, nestled on an 11.5-acre parcel of land, blends modern luxury with rustic charm. The modern farmhouse design features hand-hewn beams; a grand wood-burning, stone fireplace with custom built-ins and firewood storage in the great room; and a master bedroom with a beautifully lit, whitewashed wood recessed ceiling. 

Key Features

The sprawling home features three spacious bedrooms, two full baths and a full laundry room on one side of the main floor. On the opposite side, the private master en-suite boasts a luxurious bedroom, bath, walk-in closet and a dedicated laundry room. The home also includes an office with glass doors on one side and pocket doors on the other, and a custom pet room complete with kennel, pet wash station, storage cabinets and litter box cabinets. Smart home automation controls allow the owner to control speakers, TVs, lights, ceiling fans and more with the touch of a button.

Exterior Amenities

The home’s exterior exudes an elegant change through:

• Anderson windows deliver pastoral views from every room
• Oak-paneled front door with operable sidelights
• White Dove LP SmartSide siding
• Reclaimed Cream City brick

Modern Kitchen 

The heart of the home lies in its kitchen, where paneled appliances and custom cabinetry are among the amenities. This elegant kitchen is further enhanced with:

• A handcrafted copper hood and sink
• Butler’s pantry
• Emerald-colored island
• Taj Mahal Quartzite countertops
• Pass-through Anderson window

Lower Level Living

The lower level was designed with entertainment in mind. Its features include:

• A full bar and rec room
• Family room with fireplace
• Theater with a 120-inch screen, three rows of tiered seating and a Starry Night ceiling

A handcrafted spiral staircase achieves a sophisticated transition between levels, while a secret room under the wraparound porch injects an element of intrigue.

Unique Requirements

The journey to build this home was a labor of love. The land had to be divided into three separate parcels—a process that took two years. This effort allowed the homeowners to build their dream home on a cherished piece of farmland that has been in the family for generations.