Cotton Hill is a single-story barndominium-style home spanning 1,677 square feet of heated living area, optimized for a 47-foot-4-inch width and 68-foot-6-inch depth footprint. This residence utilizes a classic stick-framed construction with a brick exterior, achieving a maximum building height of 22 feet 4 inches and a roof pitch profile of 8:12 and 4:12 to ensure structural durability.

The interior architecture centers on an open-concept great room that anchors the floor plan, connecting the primary living space directly to the kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a large island and an adjacent walk-in pantry, maintaining clear lines of sight throughout the social core. A fireplace serves as the primary focal point within the great room, while 9-foot ceilings provide a sense of vertical volume throughout the main living areas.

A split-bedroom layout isolates the primary suite from the secondary bedrooms, increasing acoustic separation and privacy. The primary suite includes a dedicated walk-in closet and a double vanity bathroom. Two additional bedrooms share a common full bathroom. Practical utility spaces are integrated into the floor plan, including a mudroom and a dedicated first-floor laundry room, which serve as transition zones for daily organization.

The exterior design incorporates 598 square feet of covered porch space, featuring both front and rear covered entries. A 510-square-foot, 2-car carport provides sheltered vehicle storage with direct access to the interior. These outdoor zones expand the total building area to 2,785 square feet, providing coverage for both relaxation and vehicle protection while maintaining an efficient, single-level living arrangement.

Key Features: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, single-story barndominium, split-bedroom layout, walk-in pantry, fireplace, 2-car carport, covered front and rear porches, mudroom, first-floor laundry, 9-foot ceiling height, brick exterior.

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