I opened, hoping to see a farmhouse, but instead I saw a garage with a farmhouse attached. If you are building "in the woods," and especially if you have acreage, - please, please build a farmhouse that doesn't have the garage so prominent. fwiw, I can see why you are attracted to the plan - the kitchen photos are lovely, but that style kitchen can go into any other farmhouse (exterior) plan. That said, if you do end up building this plan, at least change the garage entrance to the side of the plan instead of the front.

ya, like I said ;) it will have to be tweaked (we don't have kids) so that area could be a work out room or a library, it seems like it's just a big partially walled off area?

Well...this house is designed with a strong exterior-interior linear concept as the fundamental basis for design. While some minor exterior and interior modifications may be possible, there are limits to what modifications may be made without losing the all important concept. If the concept doesn't work for someone, the best strategy is to look for another house designed with a concept which is a better fit.

So you have a rear sloping lot? IMO stock house plans are never perfect and every change you make costs money . My advice is get an actul architect to design a house for you and the lot. Since the slope is the firstt hing needing to be adressed . I see things in that layout that are not good . You need to know how you live, and what you need in a home .