Upon entering the home, one is greeted by a dynamic entry hall which is bathed in sunlight from a row of windows above the stair. This entry flows into a large great room and a kitchen/family room, both of which open up onto an expansive rear terrace. The great room also opens to a covered porch with outdoor fireplace and views of both backyard and side garden.

Like a true shingle style house, Wickapogue Road has a layout which is both modern in its open flow and traditional in its strongly defined rooms. The primary rooms have 8 foot tall french doors and large 6′-6″ tall windows that fill the spaces with natural light and encourage easy flow to outdoor rooms.

First floor ceilings are 9′-3″ high which, along with the oversized windows, give this relatively small home a surprisingly spacious feel.

Set between the great room and kitchen/family room described in the site plan section, Wickapogue Road also features a sun-filled dining room that projects out onto the rear terrace.

Beyond the kitchen, a large mudroom, laundry room, and pantry ensure that Wickapogue Road operates with the efficiency of a much larger home.
The master suite features a private office with views of the back garden, a master bath with his & hers vanities, and a large dressing room with two windows.

Wickapogue Road has three more generously-scaled bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.

Wickapogue Road is shown here with 842 square feet of finished space including a large playroom, a bar, an exercise room, a bathroom, and an optional fireplace.

Wickapogue Road has 794 square feet of sun-filled third floor space that could be converted into a studio/office, a playroom, or any number of other possibilities.