This executive rancher will add a rich presence to any neighborhood. With a width of a full 50 feet and a dramatic covered entry supported by double columns, this elegant design includes top-of-the-line features as well as the flexibility required by today’s families. Double doors lead into a large foyer, which opens straight through to the rearview family room, enhanced by a sloping ceiling. Columns and arches define the living and dining areas. The living room has a full front bay window and a gas fireplace to provide the focus for entertaining or for family weekend gatherings. The dining room is handy to the kitchen for more formal diner parties. The open, spacious kitchen has ample counter and cupboard space and a rear view window above the sink brings plenty of natural light.  A half-wall is all that separates the kitchen from the generous-sized family room. This room is sure to be the focal point for everyday informal living.A French door leads to the large rear sundeck, which is likely to be well used for summertime barbecues. A corner gas fireplace provides warmth for the cooler months and the sloping ceiling boosts the spacious feeling. On the other side of the foyer, the den, which could also be a third bedroom, mirrors the bay window in the living room to tie the entry together. The double garage has direct access to the main hallway and backs on to the laundry area, with washer, dryer, tub and broom space. A three-piece bathroom with skylight is centrally located and convenient for both guests and secondary bedrooms. Bedroom No. 2 faces the back of the house and has access to the rear deck through sliding glass doors. The master suite is a true suite-retreat for the homeowners, boasting 180 degrees of window area to take advantage of the rear view, a French door to the deck and a vaulted ceiling to further expand the space. A five-piece en suite has a separate soaker tub, shower and double vanity. A linen closet fits into the corner of the en suite and a full walk-in closet is accessible from the bedroom. The plan includes an unfinished daylight basement that allows for future expansion for a growing family, or as the budget allows.