First: The Land. Now, the house on "The Land"

blurrybill · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

Here's anoher looking more toward the NE.

blurrybill · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

Thanks, Golfgar. We designed with 4 foot overhangs. More expensive, but worth it for the sheltering effect. We have loved hip roofs for a long time. With large casement windows, we'll be able to leave windows open in a light rain -- we love the sound and the smell. In the house we are currently in, every time it rains one must close all windows; virtually no overhangs. Additionally, we love the look.

Could I build this thing without accomodating the tractor and implements!? I'll post a couple of pictures of the 24X30 second (tractor) garage. It is identical to the two car garage attached to the pavillion and then the house. The main garage is technically detached, although we designed the house so we'll never be exposed to direct rain. The pavillion and porch are both 18x18 and mirror each other on the NW elevation of the house.

blurrybill · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

Another of the 4310 home. By the way, it won't be painted green.

Egon · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

Bill; a picture of the house we built in Alberta.

Egon

Egon · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

another of the driveway.

Egon

Egon · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

One of the upstairs.

Egon

Egon · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

Downstairs

Egon

Egon · Jan 8, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

The new shinny Kubota in action.

Egon

blurrybill · Jan 9, 2004

Re: First: The Land. Now, the house on \"The Land\"

Egon,

Thanks for posting the pictures. Love the lushness of this place - all the growing things. I thought you were farther East now. This house looks really comfortable. We are also using a free standing woodburner. My wife loves the feel of heat from a wood stove. Did you do everything in the house? I'm envious of the driveway; would love to have pavers. No back, money or time left at present, though. Keep posting!!

Bill