A raised covered entry provides a handsome approach to this executive- style family home designed for main floor living. A dramatic column and dropped ceiling detailing create a dramatic separation from the sloping ceiling in the living and dining rooms. An arc-top window in the living room highlights the box window detail and the gas fireplace will add warmth and a focus for companionable gatherings on cool evenings.

The dining room also has its share of design interest, with glass block on either side of the buffet and a corner display area adding character to the room. A pocket door from the dining room leads to a spacious family zone. The island kitchen includes a handy breakfast bar for snacks or coffees and a window over the double sinks.

The family room has a gas fireplace and useful, built-in media shelves. This room is open to the kitchen and includes sliding glass doors leading to the rear patio. A glassed – in breakfast nook with a sloping ceiling completes the family area.

The master suite has a full- sized walk-in closet and a corner soaker tub with separate shower in the en suite. Two secondary bedrooms share a three-piece main bathroom. Access to the house from the garage is through the three-piece laundry room, which also includes a coat closet.

A cedar shake roof together with stucco exterior and built-out wall detailing create a distinctive finish to this plan. The house is 45 feet, 10 inches wide and 55 feet, 10 inches deep with 1,642 square feet of living space. An optional in ground basement plan is now available.