A split-foyer layout can be incredibly functional, and this home is a great example of why. With living areas on both levels, the design makes excellent use of every part of the home while giving you storage, options and room to spread out. Upstairs, hardwood floors run through the dining room, living room and hallway. The kitchen offers hardwood cabinetry, plenty of storage, a stainless steel sink and a bar area that adds extra prep room. Just off the dining room, the screened porch makes a great spot for entertaining and connects to the uncovered deck, giving you a separate place for grilling while overlooking the partially fenced backyard. Two bedrooms and a full bath with a large step-in shower are located down the hall, and the layout continues from there. The former primary bedroom now works as a flexible bonus area with built-ins that could easily become an office, craft area, sitting room or whatever fits your needs. This section also includes a half bath, laundry, additional built-in storage and a smaller walk-in closet. Beyond it is the added primary suite with a spacious bedroom, full private bath and a second, much larger walk-in closet with built-ins and natural light. Together, these connected rooms offer an unusual amount of storage and function. The lower level adds another true living area with a large family room, tile flooring and a corner gas fireplace, along with a half bath, additional laundry hookups, garage access and storage throughout. Just off the garage is a dedicated workshop beneath the primary addition, plus additional storage under the screened porch. Outside, a wider driveway, extra parking and a 30-amp RV hookup add even more versatility. Between the multiple living areas, thoughtful storage, workshop, outdoor living and expanded primary suite, this is a home designed to work hard without feeling complicated.