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Distinguished by the use of
Washington-quarried stone, this 3,300 SF house is located on an open
south-facing 5-acre site. It is divided into two sections separated by a
link that contains the back entry from the semi-detached garage accessible via
covered walk. The public side of the house contains the major living
space, a sunroom, and an office loft above the kitchen. The private side of
the house contains two children’s bedrooms that open onto a tall playroom,
parent’s bedroom, bathrooms, and laundry.
In addition to the Wilkeson and Tenino
rubble stone walls, the exterior materials include cedar shingles, custom
fir windows, and metal roofing with a Galvalume finish. Natural wood
finishes highlight the interior. These include hydronically-heated cherry
floors, exposed cedar beams and rafters, beaded cherry paneling, T&G
cedar ceilings, cherry doors, and vertical-grain fir trim.
Completed Fall 2005
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