The 5200 SF Farmhouse has three ensuite bedrooms upstairs, all with jetted tubs. The 850 SF ensuite bedroom (or studio) downstairs has a walk-in closet, private deck / entrance and attached sitting area. The additional 850 SF walkout basement could easily be converted into another living space.

When you come into the front door, there is a breakfast nook to the right of the arched window (just out of sight on this photo). On the left is a wall of hooks for hats or coats or whatever. 

The doorway on the left-hand side is the breezeway entrance to the downstairs primary suite's private sitting room. 

If you wanted to turn the addition into a separate duplex, you could close off that doorway and turn it into a walk-in closet for both sides of the duplex, then make a private entrance for the second unit. It would be located at a 90-degree angle to the main entrance of the south-facing corner of the wraparound porch.     

The kitchen forms a central island that the rest of the communal living space is built around. Even though the breakfast nook to the left of the entrance gives plenty of space for a dining table that seats eight, the area between the kitchen's eat-in bar and the window could easily fit another dining table. We used the space for our parrot cages, but the soft, west-facing light is also perfect to set up your artist's easels. 

For us, this was a library. It was my office for a while. If you want a music room, this would easily fit a grand piano and a few oboes. 

The main floor of the house wraps around the kitchen, and this room is east-facing on the exterior wall opposite the kitchen.  Adjacent to the formal dining area, this room looks out over the fenced vegetable and herb garden, and also has a window to the back porch where we grill in the evenings.

If you're into hosting dinner parties, this is the house for you. We didn't need that many dining spaces, so we used the formal dining area as a separate conversational area. The arched window behind the couch faces north and overlooks the screened porch on one side and the labyrinth on the other. To the right of the couch, double doors open to the back porch grill and the vegetable and herb garden just down the stairs. 

The downstairs primary bedroom has hardwood floors, a large ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, plus its own entrance and private deck. The adjacent sitting room links this wing of the house to the main house, but the studio / bedroom could easily be made into a separated apartment by adding a front entrance door onto the wraparound porch. The entire suite + sitting room is approximately 1,000 square feet, giving  plenty of room to add a full kitchen if desired. The access stairs to the similarly-sized walkout basement give the additional option of making this side of the house into a two-story, multiple bedroom apartment with its own fenced yard. 

This office space is a breezeway between the main house and the three-story addition that includes the walkout basement and expands upward to the main floor and second story. 

 This office area plus the upstairs hobby room are directly above the downstairs breezeway and primary bedroom / studio. This space combined with the upstairs hobby room could be converted to an additional primary suite, and it would be easy to add a separate private balcony facing the backyard. 

The walkout basement adds 850 SF of space that isn't included in the total footage of the main house, because it isn't served by the three-zoned heat-pump heating and cooling systems. 

It does have a window AC / heating unit, along with a high-efficiency wall heater. The two 220V plugs that now bring power to the kilns could be used for a separate laundry room, and the plumbing stubs are already in place to add a full bathroom and kitchen, making this basement into another separate apartment or multi-generational living space.