Project posted by Joanna Smith - Smith Property Resources
Original stone and concrete steps down to lake date back to 1920s cabin
Take in the sunsets or catch some fish from your own dock
Concrete and metal siding create a truly unique and modern feel. The wood trim, stone wall, and amazing rose bushes center the home to the community of Mountain Park.
View from double front door on street side of home - 20 foot ceilings and floor to ceiling windows make for a dramatic entrance. All wood on ceiling and trim repurposed from original 1920s cabin
Great room offers spectacular views of lake and woods
Red doors reclaimed from original 1920s cabin; kitchen features high end stainless steel appliances and beautiful view of the surrounding woods and lake
Foyer and great room features 20 foot ceilings. Home has been framed so that additional rooms can be built on either side of foyer and inside foyer on second level if desired.
Full bath on main level connects to secondary bedroom and foyer; features custom wood counter space and tile work
View from master bedroom into master bath
Master bath double vanity connects to 1920s cabin fireplace, custom stonework, wood from original cabin.
View from master bath into master bedroom and out towards lake
Master bath double shower features custom stonework
Custom treatment on terrace level flooring - view of flex space that can be used as bedroom, office, wine cellar, media room
Custom stairs feature wood from 1920s cabin
Terrace level secondary bedroom features sliding barn doors, view of original stone wall, floor to ceiling windows with view to lake
Details
Lot Size
0.5 acre
Bedrooms
4
Full Baths
3
Credits
Architect
Michael Stephens
Builder
Michael Stephens
Photographer
Liz Taylor www.atlrealestatephotography.com/services
From Joanna Smith - Smith Property Resources
Stunning new construction built around 1926 foundation – museum-like home includes top-of-the-line appliances/finishes, soaring 20-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows in great room/kitchen offer year-round lake views. Wood features in home created from deconstruction of original cabin. Design elements include thermal windows, commercial grade TPO roof, tankless water heater. Over-engineered and framed to easily accommodate additions. Modern artistic features make this home feel like a museum, perfect for entertaining. On the outskirts of Atlanta, but feels like hours away in the mountains.