Wood siding, a stone chimney and heavy timber posts under a metal roof.
This rustic mountain ranch looks like it has always been part of the land.
And it all lives on one level, built around a single idea: open the front doors and look straight through to the outdoors.
Step inside
A 20-foot-wide entry with double doors opens into one huge great room that runs from the front of the home to the back.
Timber trusses cross a vaulted plank ceiling, iron ring chandeliers hang overhead, and a stone fireplace anchors the room.
The kitchen sits right inside the gathering, under heavy beams, with a big island and a walk-in pantry close by. Whoever is cooking is never out of the conversation.
A place for everyone
The primary suite has a whole side of the home to itself, with a vaulted, beamed ceiling and its own doors out to the porch.
The bath has a freestanding tub by the window, a walk-in shower and a big walk-in closet.
Bedrooms 2 and 3 share their own wing on the other side, so kids or guests get privacy too. A home office, a mudroom and a courtyard garage with a separate storage bay handle the everyday.
Out back
The back of the home is all windows and timber gables, opening to a terrace with a fireplace and built-in grill.
Made for cool mountain evenings that run long.
What we love most
Everything on one level, and every room leaning toward the land.
2,886 sq ft · 3 bedrooms · 2.5 baths · one level · 2-car garage
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Author: Kim
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