The entrance to the main floor is approached up a gently winding stone staircase. 

For this active family, the home’s agenda was to provide every possible amenity for entertainment and sport within the confines of the property. It is not apparent from the handsome exterior, but within the house is an indoor putting green, indoor pool, full Spa, exercise room, regulation size basketball court, home theater, wine cellar, bar, and band room – all of this on the lower level!

Within this deeply recessed wide stone arch is a steel door with restoration glass panes. 

A custom alcove extends the sleeping space of the guest room, but also creates an ideal spot for reading a book in the sunlight or catching a quick catnap.

Within the house is a regulation size basketball court on the lower level.

A handsome bar is tucked away on the lower level of the home, perfect for relaxing.

Making use of the extraordinarily high ceilings, a loft was added to this upper level bedroom.

Painted wood planks are used continuously on walls and ceiling in this upper level bedroom, giving the sloped shape of the room a heightened feel. A French door opens to a Juliette balcony.

The dining room walls are lined in stain grade wood panels in imitation of barn doors. 

The kitchen and family room provide casual daily living space for the family and access the pool terrace and the timber framed covered porch.

This steel entry opens into a gallery hall having plank board walls and timber clad ceiling. 

This steel entry opens into a gallery hall having plank board walls and timber clad ceiling. 

For this active family, the home’s agenda was to provide every possible amenity for entertainment and sport within the confines of the property. A four car garage accommodates an array of vehicles and sports equipment.

Catwalk overlooking the basketball court, giving observers premium views of the activity below.

Sliding barn doors enlarge the opening to the bedroom while making wise use of space.

The kitchen and family room provide casual daily living space for the family and access the pool terrace and the timber framed covered porch.

This lower-level spa rivals the experience of the world's most exclusive resorts. An exposed stone wall provides texture and a focal point to the space, while a wide low built in seat offers an easy place to sit or lie down to unwind.

The kitchen and family room provide casual daily living space for the family and access the pool terrace and the timber framed covered porch.

A custom alcove in the master bath provides the perfect sanctuary for the freestanding bathtub. Windows allow light in while being high enough for privacy. 

The vaulted master bedroom features a board ceiling and beams with expansive windows to fill the space with light throughout the day. 

The long pool is flanked by a lawn which beautifully frames the stone and shake pool house at the end of the terrace. 

The focal point for the pool house is the outdoor fireplace with its dramatic arched built-in wood storage - the whole composition of firebox and wood storage rising as one element terminating in a stone chimney.

This stone and shake pool house is equipped with bi-folding panels of glass on both sides that, when opened, create an open air room. 

Access to the pool terrace is through tall French doors from both the family room and living room. 

A stairway hall leads to the family room.

 The family room fireplace is back-to-back with a stone fireplace serving the covered porch. 

The timber framed covered porch provides a casual space to enjoy the outdoors. 

 The long pool is flanked by a lawn which beautifully frames the stone and shake pool house at the end of the terrace.

Immediately off the stair hall is the blue lacquered study. 

An upstairs hallway is illuminated by light from a paned dormer window. The white painted wood plank ceiling & walls draw the eyes up to accentuate the high ceilings. 

The grand stair hall is illuminated by a two-story wall of paned windows overlooking the pool terrace. The steps of the main staircase are individually boxed to express each step and have thin iron rod balusters and iron cap. ach baluster is inserted into the tread. These subtle details lend a striking minimalist effect to the stairs as they pass in front of a wall of mulled windows