"Best Great Room" 2004 Tahoe Quarterly Mountain Home Award - read article
Built on the very first lot purchased in Lahontan, this home was inspired by the grand Lake Tahoe lakefront estates of the early 1900's. The Great Room timber structure and stone buttresses were inspired by the work of Bay Area Architect Bernard Maybeck at the Glen Alpine Springs retreat near Fallen Leaf Lake. The interior walls are mostly wide plank sugar pine as found in the historic estates. The stone is locally gathered basalt fieldstone. The exterior is hand split jumbo redwood shakes, much garnered from salvaged logs and tall stumps. 
Fireplace Timber Trusses Exposed Timber Trusses Large Boulders Cabinets Exposed Beams With Painted Plaster Board Exposed Rafters Stone Flooring Drapes and Curtains Great Room Living Room |
Wood Decking Ceiling Carpet Drapes and Curtains Bedroom Divided Lite Single Lite |
Large Boulders Exposed Beams With Painted Plaster Board Stone Flooring Drapes and Curtains Wood Paneling Dining Room Divided Lite Single Lite |
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