This large Arts & Crafts style family house overlooks a 2,000 acre wetland, a place that has been a hunting ground for generations.
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The custom made Pacific Cherry doors bring you into the lodge spaces within.
Every part of the house is accented with wood detailing, artistically expressed with post and beam framing.
In true Arts & Crafts tradition, the craftsmannship shows in the sturdy but delicate construction.
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Five stone fireplaces ground the cedar and douglas fir built lodge. A stone tower projects above the rest of the structure, unifying the stone chimneys with the converging roof planes. |
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To ascend the tower, you must experience the dynamic 22-foot ceiling in the trophy room.
Geometric beams, window placement, the stone fireplaces, and a high ceiling, really make this room special.
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Dormer windows fill the interior spaces with angled light.
The use of natural materials, and radiant heat make this incredible house even more distinguished.
