When we designed the Danbury, we set out to create a large floor plan that could accommodate a large family. The obvious first step was a three car garage, but we made sure the rest of the home was up to the task, too. Walking through the front door, you'll pass a study (a flexible-use room that can accommodate a variety of uses) with three large windows that look out into the front yard. Following that, you'll pass the spacious formal dining room. We've stepped up from the usual design for our dining rooms with three angled entryways that create a sense of openness while also defining the space. Continuing forward, you'll pass the central staircase and walk into the Danbury's generous kitchen. A large, 10 foot island makes preparing and serving large meals a much simpler proposition. Reaching the dining room isn't an issue, either: a butler's pantry seamlessly connects the kitchen to the dining room. The casual dining room leads to a covered patio that makes outdoor living and entertaining an easy option. The two-story family room is large enough to suite most any purpose, and a nearby half-bathroom makes entertaining easy. Upstairs, you'll find a master suite (with dual walk-in closets), two bedrooms with a joint bathroom a guest suite with a private bathroom, a loft, and a large laundry room.