The Michelle announces itself before you're even through the door, and once you step into the foyer, the scale of the home starts to make sense. A guest suite sits just off that entry, its own bedroom and bath tucked away from the rest of the house, giving visitors real privacy instead of a spare room down the hall from everyone else. From the foyer, the layout opens into a kitchen built for more than daily cooking, over 21 feet long, with a full scullery behind it to handle the prep work and mess a big kitchen usually can't hide. The kitchen flows directly into the family room and a dining area big enough for a full table, all working as one connected space for everyday life and entertaining alike. That living space opens straight onto a screened porch and an attached deck, giving the back of the house two distinct outdoor spaces instead of just one, a covered spot for most evenings and open air for the ones that call for it. The primary suite sits in its own wing, and this is where the plan really sets itself apart: his and hers walk-in closets, each one sized like a real room. His closet runs roughly 14 by 10 feet, hers closer to 10 by 16, enough space for two people to actually organize a full wardrobe without ever competing for the same rod. Laundry and a mud room sit between the primary wing and the garage, keeping the daily routine of coming and going, and doing the wash, out of sight from the main living areas. Upstairs is where The Michelle turns into something closer to a retreat than a second floor. A craft room anchors one end, just over 900 square feet on its own, room enough for serious hobbies, sewing, art, or whatever the family wants to spread out and leave set up. A media room and a separate media or simulator space give the household more than one way to unwind, and a game room over 20 feet across rounds out the entertaining side of the floor. A loft and a study add flexible space for reading or working, and two more bedrooms, each with their own bathroom access, finish out the level. At 5,502 square feet with four bedrooms and five bathrooms between them, The Michelle is built for a family that wants space to actually spread out, not just more square footage on paper.
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The Michelle offers 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms (3 full, 2 half) across 5,502 square feet, with the primary suite and a guest suite both located on the first floor.
Yes. The primary suite includes two separate walk-in closets, roughly 14'5" x 10'5" and 10'0" x 15'9", each large enough to organize a full wardrobe independently.
Yes. A private guest suite with its own bedroom and bath sits just off the foyer, separate from both the primary suite and the upstairs bedrooms.
The second floor includes a large craft room, a media room, a separate media/simulator room, a game room, a loft, a study, and two additional bedrooms.
The Michelle is 5,502 square feet, including 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a first floor guest suite, a screened porch and deck, and a second floor built for entertaining and hobbies alike.