Simultaneously well-designed and luxurious while remaining entirely approachable - this ultra clean, zen 2010 home is built with and cared for with love and feels so down to earth. Towards the end of Fish Hill, the views of the mountains are incredible and it feels like looking at a painting through your kitchen windows. At the heart of the main floor in between the dining and living room, through the winter the granite masonry heater stands as a functional work of art. It doesn’t just keep the house toasty for hours; it features a built-in bread oven that practically begs you to start a new Sunday morning tradition. Rounding out the first floor there is an oversized mudroom, a den that could serve a dual purpose as a first floor bedroom if desired, a walk-in pantry, half bath, and beautiful kitchen.
Upstairs you will find two bedrooms, laundry room, office and a primary ensuite bedroom that has a stunning backdrop of the mountains.
Head down to the walk-out basement, where a massive finished gym offers a bright, high-energy space for a workout. For the homesteaders at heart, the infrastructure is all here. An established sugarbush, handsome barn with Dutch doors and a pasture with high-tensile fencing make raising livestock a breeze. There is also a chicken coop and private pond near the beautifully tilled gardens that have established asparagus, rhubarb, raspberries and blueberry bushes. After a day tending the land, you can retreat to the cedar-lined sauna! Solar keeps energy costs low by feeding back to the grid. From the whimsical birch-log porch pillars to the high-efficiency Buderus boiler, this is a home you will be genuinely proud to share with friends and family. It is a place built for big dinners, deep relaxation, and a very lucky new owner who values privacy and a view.