Tucked away on a private 2 plus acre wooded lot centrally located in the coveted Caves Valley, this one-of-a-kind architectural retreat is a celebration of creativity, nature, and timeless design. Composed of striking geometric hexagon pods, walls of glass, and fully wrapping decks, this distinctive deck tree house embraces its mid-century spirit while offering a living experience unlike any other. If you have ever dreamed of living in your own unique tree-house setting, with the utmost privacy, you have found the one.
At the heart of the home, a dramatic great room and dining space soar beneath warm wood-paneled beam ceilings, anchored by a stunning wood-burning fireplace that draws the eye upward and invites gatherings both intimate and grand. Just beyond, a quintessential 1970s wet bar creates the perfect setting for entertaining and conversation.
The centrally located kitchen is thoughtfully designed for both form and function, featuring granite countertops, updated appliances, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, impressive space saving built-ins, and direct access to the rear deck—ideal for grilling, dining beneath the trees, or enjoying a glass of wine with book in hand.
The home's additional two main bedrooms each feature ensuite bathrooms, wood vaulted ceilings, loft spaces, and oversized glass sliders connecting one with nature at every turn. A second great room doubles as a den, possible third bedroom, or home office, depending on ones needs, and inspires creativity and quiet reflection. It is complete with custom built-ins for the avid reader, a free-standing pellet stove, and an elevator that serves the lower utility level of the home.
Designed for artists, visionaries, and those who seek a deeper connection to their surroundings, this remarkable residence frames ever-changing woodland vistas in every season—from the fiery hues of autumn to the lush greens of summer.
Thoughtfully maintained and updated, the property includes many recent improvements including new flat and pod roofing (2024/2025), heating system (2023) and hot water heater (2024).
Rarely does a home so beautifully blur the line between architecture and art. Beloved by the same family for several decades, the time has come for this special home's next steward to enjoy it not simply as a place to live, but a place to imagine, create, and thrive.
