A full-width veranda at the second level and support columns across the front add a distinctive look to this four-bedroom family home. Double doors open to the foyer, which gains added interest from the angled stairs at the start of the staircase. The ground-floor den is located just off the front entrance, making it ideally situated for use as a home office, if desired. The double garage leads to a central hallway and connects to the laundry and the unfinished basement area. Upstairs, the front-view living and dining rooms are open to the stairway and have an abundance of natural light. A gas fireplace in the living room provides a cozy focus for evening entertaining and a sloping ceiling in the dining room highlights the raked clerestory window. A pocket door separated the dining room from the central kitchen, which is designed so that the sink overlooks the family room. An eating bar provides a convenient spot for quick meals while a separate breakfast area is suitable for informal dining. The front wall of the family room is all glass, taking full advantage of the view to the front and penetrating this whole area with natural light. The laundry room off the breakfast area provides access to the rear deck and acts as a mudroom for the main floor. The master suite faces the rear for maximum privacy and has a four-piece en suite with soaker tub and separate shower. Three secondary bedrooms share a spacious four-piece bathroom. The exterior is finished in vertical siding with castle rock accents at the ground level. The house is 40 feet, 4 inches wide and 52 feet, 6 inches deep with 1,752 square feet of finished floor space. An unfinished basement area includes a roughed-in bathroom and allowance for three future bedrooms. There is potential here for a self-contained suite, where local bylaws allow.