Wears Valley, TN, is a hidden gem nestled in the Smoky Mountains, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful retreat from city life. Many homebuyers are drawn to its beauty and charm, but purchasing a home in a mountain community comes with unique challenges.
The Antler House, built in The Springs of East Hampton in 1968, was perhaps his most whimsical. Over the years, new owners replaced original quirks with standard building features, and tacked on pragmatic additions.
Heliotrope reveals Buck Mountain Cabin, Orcas Island, Washington…a cabin designed to reach out into the tree canopy and embrace expansive views
Inspired by Pioneertown’s Old West architecture and the stark desert landscape, this new 1,200-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath home was designed as a family getaway dubbed Cowboy Modern Desert Eco-Retreat.
Vertes Retreat is a vacation home for a family of four located on the Sunshine Coast in BC Canada. The home is perched 30′ above a pristine lake in the form of an L shape plan that hugs the existing rocky landscape.
Kabinhaus is a Scandinavian-inspired cabin in unique alignment with both nature and contemporary living. It was personally curated by the owners to share unique lifestyle and experience and to help unlock one’s truest potential and live a more fulfilling life, by disconnecting to reconnect in the nature.
If you love spending time outdoors, purchasing recreational land could be the perfect investment for your lifestyle. However, there are many factors to consider when searching for the perfect plot of land for outdoor recreation.
To disappear to a remote house off grid requires both technology and tenacity. First there’s energy use and battery storage to consider, adequate rainwater collection and, of course, bushfire planning and design. For practice director, Simon Anderson, eight acres of native bushland in the Blue Mountains proved an irresistible temptation for research and development.
