Built on a unique lot with a creek running through it, this thoughtfully designed European-inspired home required specialized engineering that prioritized environmental sensitivity, preserving native vegetation and surrounding evergreens.

The exterior blends industrial and natural elements, featuring an aluminum-wrapped roof complemented by cedar shake accents. Architectural highlights include corner glass and tilt/turn windows for a 180-degree panoramic view, low-profile decks for uninterrupted sightlines, and embedded ductwork into the foundation to eliminate bulkheads.

Inside, a level entry leads to a mezzanine overlooking the main living space, illuminated by oversized skylights. A built-in breakfast nook fosters morning connection, while herringbone hardwood, checkerboard patterns, and hand-laid hex tiles add distinctive style throughout.

Designed for sustainability and Step Code 4 requirements, this home is solar-ready with multi-zone heat pumps, electric furnace backup, spray foam insulation, and an EV charging station.