New House ND2thePond - Final Pics

Final Construction Photos of the New House Next Door to the Pond.

The New House Next Door to the Pond

This was an interesting project on a unique site for an environmentally-conscious, active family.  The building is super-well insulated and efficient, organized along a long East-West line to allow in the sun with a screened/sun porch on the west end near the pond and a three car garage on the other end tucked behind. This house is built of quality materials, oriented on the site appropriately for sun, wind, and views, and designed to live large without being over-sized.

Living Room - windows toward pond

Looking toward kitchen and entry door

West wall of LR has glass door to screen/sun porch

Kitchen has glass door to front porch

Sunny Built-in Eating Nook

First Floor Office with Desk viewing pond

Office looking back through pocket doors toward Eating Area

Stairway Connection

Upper Landing with Built-in Bookcase

Mud Room with Bench & Cubbies at Entry from Garage

Master Bedroom has vaulted ceiling and window seat

French Doors to Lower Level Rec Room

Sun/Screen Porch extends living space to the outdoors

Furniture-like cabinets and beautiful fixtures personalize spaces

To see other post about this house click on these links: (Wow! There was a lot!)
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progress-on-site-work-and-foundation-at NHNDtoPond post
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framing-at-new-house-next-to-pond post
framing-continues-at-nhnd-to-pond post
nhnd-to-pond-framing-update post
nhnd-to-pond-hiding-garage post
nhnd-to-pond-sheltering-high-tech-roof post
nhnd-to-pond-windows post
siding-and-roofing-at-nhnd-to-pond post
spray-foam-and-rigid-insulation post
new-house-next-door-to-pond-update post
/nhnd-to-pond-interior-finishing post
blower-door-test-at-nhnd-to-pond post

In a year or so, I'll contact these clients about coming out for final portfolio photos. In addition to pictures looking better with furniture and art on the walls, it makes sense to wait a few seasons for the land to recover and the hardscape (walkways, etc.) to be installed and the landscaping (plantings) to get established.