This contemporary house design presents a refined architectural composition that prioritizes openness, functionality, and a seamless relationship between interior and exterior living spaces. With a total heated area of 2,555 square feet and a thoughtfully integrated walkout basement, the residence is designed to support modern lifestyles through flexible spaces and carefully balanced proportions.

The home’s low-profile form is emphasized by its broad dimensions, measuring 87 feet 2 inches in width and 46 feet in depth. A restrained 3:12 roof pitch reinforces the clean horizontal lines associated with contemporary architecture, while the overall building height of 22 feet 3 inches contributes to a grounded and cohesive exterior presence.

A covered front porch establishes a subtle but welcoming transition into the home. Beyond the entry, the first floor—comprising 1,499 square feet—is organized around an open floor plan that encourages interaction, natural light, and efficient circulation. The keeping or family room serves as the central living space, anchored by a fireplace that introduces warmth and architectural character within the otherwise streamlined interior.

The adjacent kitchen is designed to function as both a practical workspace and a social gathering area. A large kitchen island with an eating bar provides generous preparation space and casual seating, while the walk-in pantry supports efficient storage and organization. The formal dining room offers a more structured environment for meals and entertaining, creating balance within the open layout.

The walkout basement expands the living environment with 1,056 square feet of additional heated space. This level contains the home’s two secondary bedrooms, creating a private and comfortable area for family members or guests. The basement arrangement allows the main level to remain open and uncluttered while still providing generous sleeping accommodations. Direct outdoor access from the basement further enhances functionality and strengthens the connection between interior and exterior spaces.