The Laurelstone House is a single-level transitional residence spanning 3,250 square feet of heated living space, engineered for a 105-foot wide lot. This design centers on a 12:12 roof pitch and a classic brick façade that provides a robust exterior profile. A covered front porch measuring 130 square feet serves as the primary entry point, establishing a clear architectural axis from the street to the interior.

The interior layout utilizes an open-concept core defined by 10-foot ceilings, which facilitate natural light penetration across the great room. The central living area includes a fireplace and connects directly to the kitchen, which is equipped with an oversized island and an integrated eating bar. A walk-in pantry provides dedicated dry storage, while the adjacent formal dining room offers a flexible footprint for hosting or home office utilization.

A split-bedroom floor plan ensures privacy, positioning the primary suite away from the secondary bedrooms. The primary suite includes a sitting area and a private bathroom with direct access to the laundry room, streamlining household chores. The remaining three bedrooms utilize a Jack and Jill bathroom configuration, supplemented by an additional full bath and a strategically placed powder room for visitors.

Structural integrity is maintained through a 61-foot-10-inch depth footprint, featuring a 1,086-square-foot, 3-car side-load garage. The integration of a 587-square-foot covered rear porch, complete with an outdoor kitchen, expands the usable square footage of the home into the backyard. This layout prioritizes circulation and spatial efficiency for families requiring a consolidated single-story footprint.

Key Features: 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, split-bedroom layout, 10-foot ceilings, 3-car side-load garage, outdoor kitchen, covered rear porch, walk-in pantry, first-floor laundry with master access, Jack and Jill bathroom.

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