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The guest house's full bathroom, has a walk in shower and appliances with gold finishes

"Next door, the antique barn with its uniquely curved windows has been converted into a studio/guesthouse with a full bath and can be used as a home office. It is clad in Shou Sui Ban Cypress sourced from Japan."

This colonial farmhouse is full of cathedral-styled surprises. A side window, lit in the evening by wall sconce, adds a bit of enchantment to the homes exterior.

A visually enticing study off of the dining area echoes 19th century opulence.

The kitchen, although embellished in antiquity, is decked with sought after culinary technologies; including a 7ft Lacanche range, custom inset cabinetry with solid brass hardware, Italian marble countertops, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, two dishwashers, and an under-counter ice machine, wine refrigerator, and custom built-in wood burning pizza oven.

Expertly mixing modern & antique elements, you'll find 16ft vaulted ceilings in the jaw-dropping kitchen & salvaged hand-hewn beams"

"The open-front shed marks the south-east boundary and is a wonderful spot for long and lazy Sunday lunches,

The kitchen offers a generous, well-considered layout of stainless steel cabinetry, as well as a central island which softly delineates the space from the large dining area.

McGuire built the wooden decks into the landscape from the primary spaces to facilitate a more intimate sense of indoor-outdoor connection.

Upstairs, a spacious, wood-encased mezzanine serves as an office and features direct access to one of the home's three decks.

Exposed wooden beams continue into the kitchen, complete with original cabinetry and new appliances. A bar separates the kitchen from the double-height dining area.

Once the children's playroom, the sitting area can be made private with an articulating cork wall, original to the home.

A reading corner takes full advantage of floor-to-ceiling window light.

The Tungestølen cabin complex overlooks a remote plateau near one edge of the Jostedalen glacier in Luster, Norway.

Inside the cabins, giant windows provide views of the lush tree canopy.