Two-Story 5-Bedroom House with Banquet-Sized Dining Hall (Floor Plan)
Specifications:
- 5,202 Sq Ft
- 3 – 5 Beds
- 3.5 – 4.5 Baths
- 2 Stories
- 4 Cars
Every once in a while, a house comes along that makes you do a double-take—like, “Wait…is that a banquet hall in someone’s home?”
Yep.
It exists.
And I’m about to walk you through it like we’re best friends touring a mansion on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
Shoes off, heart open.
Let’s go.
Let’s start with the obvious: this place is massive.
At 5,202 square feet (not including a bonus 1,236 sq ft of unfinished potential—hello in-law suite), you’ll never have to worry about elbowing someone at the dinner table again.
Heck, you could host a medieval feast in the dining room and still have room for a small orchestra.
A Dining Hall Fit for a Royal (or, You Know, Your Friends from Book Club)
The heart of this home is undoubtedly the banquet-sized dining hall, and yes, it’s as dramatic as it sounds.
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The moment you step in from the foyer, your eyes are drawn to the magnificent coffered ceiling that screams “I am not your average drywall.”
Throw in a fireplace and you’ve got a dinner party backdrop so beautiful, your guests will forget to check their phones.
Two sets of double doors open straight to the backyard—perfect for those nights when the vibe says “charcuterie indoors, s’mores outdoors.”
Living Large and Lounging Hard
Just off the dining hall is the large study, which also boasts a coffered ceiling and fireplace.
That’s right.
Even your paperwork gets to feel fancy here.
Whether you’re closing multi-million-dollar deals or journaling about your latest sourdough experiment, this study makes it feel profound.
And then there’s the main living area, which embraces that open floor plan we all love because let’s face it, walls are overrated when you’ve got a gourmet kitchen, a vaulted keeping room, and that cozy, communal energy that brings everyone together—whether you want them to or not.
The layout gives you full sightlines from kitchen to keeping room, which means no more missing the game-winning touchdown while checking on your lasagna.
Screened Porches and Sleeping Porches (Yes, There’s More Than One Porch)
This house clearly believes in the power of porches.
A screened porch off the kitchen makes dining al fresco a reality, without the hassle of swatting away nature’s uninvited guests.
Mosquitoes, begone!
But the real winner?
The private sleeping porch attached to the main floor master suite.
Let me say that again: a private sleeping porch.
That’s where you go to sip tea, read novels, or pretend you’re on a Southern plantation in 1892.
And did I mention the two-sided fireplace connecting the porch and the master bedroom?
Because yes, you can literally toast your toes inside or outside.
The Master Suite
Now, if I had to pick my favorite room (a tough call), I’d probably go with the main floor master suite.
It’s basically a spa that someone decided to call a bedroom.
You’ve got not one but two gigantic walk-in closets—enough room for all your clothes and your seasonal throw pillow collection.
The tray ceiling adds height and drama, while the soaking tub says, “You deserve bubbles and Beethoven tonight.”
Alright, now that we’ve toured the grand entry, feasted in our coffered-ceiling banquet hall, soaked in the master suite tub like royalty, and mentally decorated our sleeping porch—let’s head upstairs.
Grab your (imaginary) wine glass and follow me up the staircase because this second floor has more surprises than a plot twist in your favorite thriller.
Bedrooms So Big, You’ll Need a Megaphone
First off, the bedrooms up here?
Huge.
I’m talking “toss a yoga mat, bookshelf, and mini fridge in here and still have space for dance practice” huge.
One of them even has its own playroom, which could also be a craft den, LEGO kingdom, or epic gaming hideaway.
Honestly, if you have kids, they might never want to come downstairs again.
And if you don’t have kids?
Hello, walk-in closet 2.0 or “do-not-disturb” nap sanctuary.
And then there’s Bedroom 3, which deserves its own standing ovation.
This one’s got a massive bathroom (no fighting over mirror space), and a walk-in closet that could double as a guest room in New York City.
I’m not saying you should move in here instead of the master, but… I wouldn’t blame you.
Lofty Goals (Literally)
Now, let’s talk about the study/loft area.
Positioned like the crown jewel of the second floor, this space includes a Juliette balcony that overlooks the vaulted keeping room below.
It’s romantic, it’s dramatic, and yes, it’s probably the best place in the house to dramatically quote Shakespeare or whisper down at your family like a Victorian ghost.
But it’s not all theatrics—this area is super functional.
It could be a homework hub, a quiet reading spot, or even a yoga zone with the best indoor view in the house.
And because it’s central to all the upstairs bedrooms, it keeps everyone connected… without stepping on each other’s toes.
The Secret Over the Garage (Cue the Mysterious Music)
Let’s go treasure hunting over the four-car garage now.
This is where the real opportunity lies, because there’s 1,236 square feet of unfinished space just begging to become something amazing.
Picture this: a sleek in-law suite with a private sitting room, a spacious bedroom, maybe a chic little kitchenette.
Your guests will love it, your teenager will campaign to move in permanently, and your visiting relatives?
They’ll feel so comfy they might “accidentally” extend their stay (sorry in advance).
Or maybe you’re thinking a home gym, an art studio, a private screening room, or even a workshop for your growing side hustle.
The point is: this space isn’t just an afterthought—it’s a blank canvas for whatever dream has been whispering in your ear.
One More Thing… The Roof
Before we wrap up, let’s give a quick shout-out to the 12:12 roof pitch, which is architect-speak for “this house means business.”
Not only does it look gorgeous from the curb, but it also adds to that feeling of grandeur inside—more headroom, more natural light, more Pinterest-worthy interior angles.
So, there you have it.
A home that’s elegant without being stuffy, grand without losing its warmth, and big enough to host the holidays, birthdays, movie nights, and everything in between.
From that jaw-dropping banquet hall to the secret bonus suite above the garage, every inch of this house was designed with intention—and just the right amount of flair.
If homes had personalities, this one would be the charming extrovert who’s always throwing dinner parties, but also knows how to kick back on the porch with a blanket and a book.
It’s not just a place to live—it’s a place to live well.
And honestly?
I kind of want to move in myself.
You bringing the wine or should I?
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