







THE TREES GET TO YOU FIRST.
Four and a half acres, and the house sits well back inside them. Broad plank steps climb from the drive through poplar and spruce to the front door. The listing records the lot as private, wooded, with no neighbours behind.



THE CEILING IS THE WHOLE ARGUMENT.
Cedar runs up the vault to an exposed beam and the south wall is almost entirely glass, so the tree line does the work of artwork. The listing calls the influence West Coast Modern. The photographs do not argue.


THE STAIRS ARE ROUND. ON PURPOSE.
A circular staircase drops through the middle of the main floor under a run of skylights, ringed by a turned wood balustrade. It is the kind of detail that does not survive a value-engineering meeting, and it sets the geometry for everything around it.




DOWNSTAIRS IS NEARLY THE SAME SIZE.
The listing puts the developed space at just over 6,700 square feet, and the walkout level accounts for close to half of it: pool table, wet bar, stone fireplace, sauna, wine room, gym. The doors open on to grass, not a window well.


THERE IS A FULL COURT IN THE TREES.
Repaved in 2022 and currently wearing a basketball hoop. The listing describes it as a former tennis court, still sized for tennis, pickleball or whatever the household plays next.




