
A single-level contemporary on two acres, stone and glass under a low flat roof, with the whole west elevation opening onto the lawn and the ridge beyond.
The whole house sits on a single floor, with the west elevation opening onto the lawn through sliding glass.
Mature pines on three sides and an open west aspect to the ridge. No neighbour in the sightline.
Local basalt, deep roof overhangs for the summer sun, and radiant floors under the whole slab.
Juniper Ridge sits on the high ground west of the river, on two acres with the pines kept and the west side opened up to the ridge.
Town is twelve minutes, the trailhead is at the end of the road, and the mountain is under forty minutes in winter.
“We built it for the light. In June the west wall opens and the whole house is outside until ten at night.”
The west wall is the reason to see this house in person. Afternoons are best.