Architecture takes the lead in this contemporary home, where vaulted and angled ceilings, varied rooflines, expansive glass & open sight lines give the home a character all its own. Rather than a conventional open floor plan, the interior is a collection of connected spaces defined by changes in ceiling height, geometry & materials. The dramatic great room rises to a vaulted ceiling, with a tall black accent wall following the roofline creating a striking vertical element. A fireplace flanked by tall, narrow windows anchors another wall, while expansive windows & glass doors bring in natural light creating a strong visual connection to the wooded setting. Warm natural wood and black accents repeat throughout. A dedicated powder room near the main living area makes a statement with its dark vanity & bold patterned wall treatment. The open staircase pairs natural wood rails & posts with dark vertical balusters, complemented by a distinctive vertical-slat feature with integrated shelving. The window-wrapped dining area has a sunroom-like feel, bringing in natural light & views of the wooded setting. The kitchen features dark cabinetry, a large island with cooktop, stainless appliances & a geometric multi-tone tile backsplash. The exceptionally large main-level primary suite features a vaulted ceiling, reading/office nook, abundant windows & direct outdoor access, along with an oversized bath & generous walk-in closet. Upstairs, the sunken bonus/flex room is a standout feature—a substantial second living space set down from the stair landing, with a dramatic vaulted/sloping ceiling, broad window grouping & enough scale for multiple furniture zones, media, office or recreation space.
Outside, an asymmetrical elevation, steep & intersecting rooflines, vertical siding & extensive windows give the home a distinctive profile from every angle. A home distinguished by scale, natural light, unexpected details & a strong relationship between interior & exterior space.
