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The front door opens to the step-down living room.

Vintage chairs from Round Top sit with a Harmony sectional from West Elm, as well as a vintage coffee table and Turkish rug.

The cabin was the first structure he built and exhibits some of the features seen elsewhere, like the tin roof, clerestory windows, and use of pressure-treated lumber.

Suspended bridges lead to a dreamy, glass-walled tree house with a butterfly tin roof. It’s one of three structures that make up the wellness-oriented compound Snow, which is rented out for retreats, special occasions, and workshops (“but not for bachelorette parties,” notes Bob).

Bi-fold glass doors allow the primary suite to frame striking sunset and skyline views.

A resort-style pool awaits in the backyard, as well as multiple sports courts, a putting green, fire pits, and an outdoor kitchen with a new wood-burning pizza oven.

Winstanley designed the home's sloping roof to gracefully trace the decline of the hillside.