Grandly livable
Designing a custom home is no easy task. That’s because balancing practicality and pizzazz is always a major challenge. Often, it seems — no matter how hard a builder tries […]
The newly built 1,916-square-foot bungalow at 11 Bryce Blvd. is a shining example of how to strike the perfect balance between practicality and style. Sean Kirady of Re/Max One Group, who praised the design, described the home as "one of the nicest show homes" they've built so far.
The spacious foyer, highlighted by warm wood accents and large floor-to-ceiling windows, leads seamlessly into the grand great room. This room features a vaulted ceiling with wood-style planks, a linear electric fireplace, and two huge windows that fill the space with natural light. The efficiency of the floor plan, with the lower-level stairwell tucked away, adds to the home's functionality without sacrificing its elegant design.
Downstairs, the home offers a rec room with a wet bar, games, and media areas, two large bedrooms, and a beautiful four-piece bathroom. Upstairs, the kitchen seamlessly transitions into a dining area, boasting a chef-inspired layout with quartz countertops, an oversized island, and top-of-the-line appliances. The pantry, coffee bar, and extensive garage provide ample storage and convenience.
The primary bedroom, a serene retreat with a stunning beamed ceiling and a walk-in closet, is situated opposite the two additional large bedrooms. This versatile layout caters to both families and empty-nesters, making the home a truly user-friendly and luxurious space.
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