Light, wood, and water — a home made for six.
A full top-to-bottom remodel on a wooded rise above the South Fork. Folding glass doors open the living room straight onto a wraparound deck, where the valley drops away to the river below.
The whole house opens to the deck.
A bright open-plan living room with a gas stove, deep sofas, and floor-to-ceiling folding doors. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking for a crowd, with a long table that seats six for dinner and a glass of Gold Country red.
Wake to the trees and walk out to the deck.
The primary suite has a king bed, its own deck doors, and a spa-like bath with a freestanding soaking tub and brass fittings. The second bedroom is quiet and light. Three full baths — sage tile, walk-in showers, and modern black-and-brass details throughout — mean no one waits in line.
A separate bonus room sleeps two more on a full-size pull-out, so the house comfortably hosts six.
A deck that wraps the whole house.
Lounge chairs for sunset, a gas grill, a string-lit pergola with a picnic table, and Adirondack chairs facing the valley. Morning coffee, afternoon swims, evening barbecue — the deck is where the days happen.
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