The High Road

Configured as a boomerang to accentuate the land’s natural curvature, this high-ground home perches at the brow of a hillside to maximize the site’s 180-degree perspective. On the western side, high walls lined with clerestory windows create a buffer between the busy adjacent road while balancing light throughout the day. On the eastern side, double-insulated floor-to-ceiling windows open the interior living space to panoramic city and canyon views, while overflow parking and a covered entrance allows convenient guest access. Inside, the home is separated into northern and southern wings, united at its central joint with an insulated covered porch that looks out to the east. The northern wing features a communal living space with a command-center kitchen, and a secluded master suite with a seating area, spa-like double vanity and shower, and private deck access. To the south, a gallery hallway with three guest suites, a private den, and a kitchenette opens into a covered deck – perfect for poolside lounging. Designed with durable, elemental materials like white oak and venetian plaster, this home will be anchored to its surrounding environment for decades to come.

Interiors by Kopicki Design

Construction by Parkside Homes

Photography by Chase Daniel

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