Three Flex Rooms, Endless Ways to Use Them

Most homes make you choose. Office or guest room? Gym or playroom? Media room or hobby space? Every new need means converting a bedroom, and every conversion means giving something else up.

At 912 Manorwood, you don't have to choose. On top of four bedrooms, the home has three separate flex rooms, and each one sits in a different part of the house. That placement is what makes them so useful.

The Study: Private and Practical

The study sits on the main level, tucked away from the kitchen and family room and right next to a full bath. Built-in shelving and room for two workstations make it a true office. With a bathroom steps away, it also works as a main-level guest room or a home gym with a shower close by.

The Den: Front and Center

The den opens off the foyer and connects to the formal dining room. It's the first room guests see, which makes it ideal for a client-facing office, a library, a music room or a quiet sitting area where conversation flows before dinner.

The Bonus Room: Behind Its Own Door

Upstairs, the bonus room has its own door, so noise stays put. It's pre-wired for a wall-mounted TV and ready to become a media room, game room, home gym or craft studio.

Why Three Locations Matter

Because the flex rooms are spread across the home, they don't compete with each other.

• Two people can work from home at the same time, one in the study and one in the den, without hearing each other's calls.
• Guests can stay on the main level with a private bath, away from the upstairs bedrooms.
• A loud movie night in the bonus room doesn't carry into the formal rooms downstairs.
• A home gym, a hobby room and an office can all exist at once.

A Home That Adapts

Needs change. A home office today might become a guest suite next year. A media room might become a gym. With three flex rooms on top of four bedrooms and 3,830 square feet, this home adapts as life changes, instead of becoming one you outgrow in a few years.

How Buyers Are Using Them

Here are a few combinations that work beautifully in this layout:

• Study as a full-time office, den as a library, bonus room as a media room
• Study as a guest suite, den as an office, bonus room as a home gym
• Study as a gym, den as a music room, bonus room as a game room

There's no wrong answer. That's the point.

Picture how you'd use each room. Book a showing and see the space for yourself.