The first-floor living and family room is one of the cottage’s main gathering spaces, with an open connection to the kitchen and enough room for multiple seating areas. The room has a comfortable, lived-in feel that works equally well for quiet evenings, family visits, or larger get-togethers.
First-Floor Living / Family Room
One side of the room features warm knotty pine walls and ceiling, giving the space a strong cottage character. A broad window brings in natural light, while the open layout keeps the room visually connected to the kitchen.
A distinctive feature is the stone wall backing and tiled hearth platform originally designed for a wood-burning stove. The stove itself was removed because it was no longer being used, but the chimney opening and hearth setup remain in place. A future owner could consider reinstalling a stove after confirming the chimney condition and current installation requirements.
The room also offers a separate media and conversation area, allowing the space to function as both a traditional living room and family room. The mix of pine, stone and open seating gives it a relaxed cottage atmosphere without feeling cramped.
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