Step onto the front porch and you already get a sense of what this home is about. It's an inviting spot, the kind of place made for a rocking chair and a slow morning, before you even open the door into the foyer.

Once inside, a study sits just off the foyer, tucked away enough to feel private but close enough to the front of the home to double as a home office you'd actually use during the day. From there, the layout opens up into the heart of the house: a family room, kitchen, and breakfast area that all flow together as one connected space. The kitchen itself is generous, room enough for a real island and plenty of counter space, and it leads straight back into a scullery, the kind of working pantry that lets you keep the mess out of sight while you're cooking for a crowd. Laundry sits right off that same hallway, close to the garage entry so it becomes part of the daily routine instead of an afterthought.

Off the family room, a screened porch stretches wide, eighteen feet across, giving you an outdoor room that works rain or shine. It's the natural extension of that main living space, the spot where dinner ends up moving on a nice evening.

The primary suite occupies its own wing on the first floor, set apart from the secondary bedrooms for real privacy. It's a large room with an oversized walk-in closet attached, the kind of setup that makes getting ready in the morning easier instead of a negotiation over closet space. A guest suite sits on the opposite side of the main living area, giving visitors their own private space with a bathroom close by, away from the primary suite entirely.

Head upstairs and the house shifts into a different kind of living. A game room anchors the second floor, big enough for a media setup, a pool table, or whatever the family actually wants to do with their downtime. Two more bedrooms round out the upper level, each with their own bathroom access, plus two walk-in storage areas that give you the kind of space most houses never think to include, room for holiday decorations, luggage, or anything else that needs a home without taking one over.

Back on the ground floor, a four car garage handles the practical side of things, with a friends entry that lets everyday life come and go without tracking through the front of the house.

At 3,938 square feet with four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, The Salem is built for a family that wants room to spread out, entertain, and still have places to retreat to when they need quiet.

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