There is no home remotely similar to this on the Mountain. Designed by a world-renowned architect, this net-positive masterpiece marries sustainability- producing more electricity than it consumes- with a warm, inviting floor plan. Set on a private cul-de-sac, the lot embraces over 700 feet of lakefront property. Solid hickory permeates the interior, from handsome radiant-heated floors to custom stairs and bookshelves. While energy efficiency drove the design, aesthetics ruled the exterior. The house faces due south-not one degree of- allowing the solar panels to be tucked away out of sight.
The two -story dining room overlooks the peaceful lake. For further relaxation, a wrap-around Brazilian wood porch offers panoramic views. The main-floor primary ensuite features double closets, a soaking tub, and lake vistas. The first floor also boasts 10-foot ceilings, an office, exercise room, and a den, Upstairs, well-lighted rooms feature 9-foot ceilings, and individual temperature controls. The home includes high-efficiency windows, ceiling fans, and an encapsulated crawlspace. Outside, the natural landscape thrives with 1,000+ ferns, a raised bed garden, and herb garden- meaning no grass mowing. The two-car garage has carriage doors, and a 220 V EV outlet. The kitchen features premium, all-electric Viking appliances, and there is a private pottery studio/workshop. Perfectly located easy access to hiking trails. Mountain Goat Trail passes through the neighborhood, and there is a variety of restaurants and shops in close proximity to Cooley's Rift.