The Story: Modernist enthusiasts Barry and Leigh Whaling, who bought the property in 2011 and — after minor alternations — began building the stunning wood and glass home from architect Harry Schrader’s plans. Working during the housing bust made construction a breeze. What would normally have been a two-year project was completed in only one. “Materials were delivered on time and contractors were lined up at our door,” Barry recalls.
Despite its lakeside setting in the Southeast, Barry refers to the style of the house as Mountain Modern. “That’s what I thought when I saw the plans,” he recalls, “Wood and steel, thick walls, huge windows; what you might see in Colorado: A big view house.”
The kitchen is the heart of the home and you can see the water, the screen porch and the dock from it’s primo location. Outfitted with first class Thermador appliances including a six burner range, double ovens and column refrigeration and freezer. The huge island is perfect for entertaining with a party of cooks in the kitchen.
The timber beams are dramatic set against the skylights and glass doors.Just one of several out door spaces. This rear deck looks out over the golf course.
Secluded privacy.
The main bedroom features a wall of windows that look out to another private patio. There is also a yoga room just off it.