Cottage Floor Plans: Stone-Whiskered Mountain Nest

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Stone-Whiskered Mountain Nest Floor Plan

This charming home showcases a rustic yet modern facade, capturing the essence of cozy sophistication. The exterior is adorned with classic stone siding, lending an air of old-world charm.

Large windows punctuate the design, effortlessly combining elegance with functionality. Topping it off, the sleek, asymmetrical roof adds a contemporary flair, making this home a true standout.

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Total area: 1500.3 sqft
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Floors: 2

Main Floor

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The main floor, covering an expansive 750.1 square feet, is where the magic happens. Step into the roomy Living Room, a spacious 260.4 sqft area perfect for entertaining guests or losing your remote control.

The Kitchen is a culinary haven, with 166.7 sqft to satisfy all your gourmet dreams. Tuck into Bedroom 1 for a restful retreat, offering a cozy 156.3 sqft. Feel free to freshen up in Bathroom 1, a crisp 62.5 sqft sanctuary.

A 41.7 sqft Stairway elegantly connects this floor to the upper realm. Oh, and let’s not forget the charming Dining Room – 62.5 sqft of wining and dining perfection.

Upper Floor

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Glide upstairs to the upper floor, equally vast at 750.2 square feet. Bedroom 2 sprawls luxuriously at 260.4 sqft, offering all the space your dreams can wander in. A spacious 166.7 sqft Hall greets you, opening up myriad possibilities for décor.

Fancy a breath of fresh air? Step out onto the 156.3 sqft Balcony for serene views. Bathroom 2 provides another 62.5 sqft of comfort.

Keep your essentials convenient with utilities galore: a 31.3 sqft Utility room, and a similarly sized Laundry. And don’t forget the trusty 41.7 sqft Stairway, ready to whisk you back to the main attractions below.

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Brick Siding Exterior

With the switch to brick siding, this house now looks like it’s fresh off a European postcard. Gone are any traces of wood or modern panels—the entire facade is clad in rich, reddish bricks.

The sturdy, textured brick brings a timeless, almost castle-like vibe, while bold stone trim around the arched windows and door is practically waving a flag that says, “Classy—and I know it.”

Even the dramatic slanted roofline and sleek, black-trimmed windows now pop against the warm brick. The house looks ready to host a secret book club or maybe a wizard’s duel—either way, it’s a showstopper with enough brick to impress both architects and the neighborhood squirrels.

Slate Panel Siding

Out with the old, in with the slate! The facade now flaunts sleek, dark slate panels, giving the home a moody, modern twist that almost makes you want to wear sunglasses to admire it.

The classic light stone trim around the arched windows pops more than ever, practically showing off its chiselled edges like it’s ready for a runway.

The new slate panels add a rich texture, making the exterior look more polished—and maybe a little mysterious, like it’s hiding architectural secrets. The siding plays gorgeously with the natural surroundings, giving the house an earthy vibe but in a rockstar kind of way.

Wood Siding

Well, look who decided to trade in their old siding for a snappy coat of wood shingles! The facade now boasts a rich, natural texture that gives the house a rustic yet modern charm.

Those wood slats wrap the building in warmth, instantly making it look more welcoming—like it wants to give you a bear hug, forest-style.

The wood’s warm tones pair delightfully with the dramatic black window frames, and even the arched stone reveals above the windows pop a bit more with their organic neighbors.

The whole vibe shouts “nature approved!” while keeping its contemporary edge. Squirrels will love it, and honestly, you probably will too.

Forest Green Wooden Slat Siding

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So, long gone are the days of plain old siding—this facade now parades a spiffy suit of forest green wooden slats. The sleek horizontal lines give the house a fresh, modern edge, while the deep green tone helps it sneakily blend into its woodland surroundings like a fashionable treehouse trying to keep a low profile.

However, the real show-stealer is how the green wooden cladding makes those big arched windows pop even more—hello, instant drama!

The green brings out the darker window frames, and the house looks ready for a magazine cover shoot. Even the stately chimney joins the green parade, towering like it’s ready for forest royalty.

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