The Emily starts with real curb appeal. Board and batten covers the front gable and the shed roof section below the secondary gable, and with a deep covered entry and a three-car garage tucked to the side, the home carries that farmhouse feel Ken Harvey Homes is known for.

Step through the front door and you land in a foyer that opens straight into the heart of the home. To one side is a private study, large enough for a real desk setup or a quiet reading room, or even a craft or sewing room. From there the floor plan opens up into one continuous living space: family room, kitchen, and dining all flowing together under a shared roofline.

The family room is anchored by a gas fireplace and built-ins on either side, with a wall of glass leading out to the screened porch. The kitchen has a large island, a generous walk-in pantry, and a clear sightline to the dining room, so whoever is cooking is never cut off from the conversation. The dining area is large enough for a full table without feeling like a separate, closed-off space.

Just past the kitchen is the screened porch, the kind of space that gets used almost every evening in North Carolina. It backs up to the family room and kitchen, so indoor and outdoor entertaining blend into one another naturally.

The primary suite sits on the main floor, which buyers tend to love. It has a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a spacious closet, plenty of room to share.

Off the garage, the home handles the everyday chaos well. There is a mudroom with a bench and cubbies, right where you would want it coming in from the car, and a laundry room close by. The garage itself is a true three car setup, with a two car bay and a separate one car bay, giving homeowners flexibility for vehicles, a workshop, or extra storage.

Head upstairs and the home shifts into its own second act. A generous game room sits at the top of the stairs with a wet bar and built-ins, making it an easy hangout spot for kids or a media room for the whole family. Three secondary bedrooms are spread around it, including one with its own walk-in closet and in suite bath. There is also a large walk-in storage room upstairs.

In total, the Emily offers 3,038 square feet of heated living space, with 1,763 square feet on the first floor and 1,275 on the second. Add in the front porch, screened porch, three car garage, and upstairs storage, and there is another 1,670 square feet of unheated space rounding out the home. It comes together as a four bedroom layout with a main floor primary suite, a dedicated study, a screened porch, and a game room upstairs.