A very cool house! Partially constructed by master craftsmen from Switzerland and imported by Arrigoni Woods, this home was built with European tilt and turn windows and 14 inch walls. The home is wrapped with reclaimed spruce siding and beams from an old chalet in the Swiss Alps. Reclaimed spruce floors also adorn the home which is mountain modern but exudes warmth and European charm. On the light and bright first floor you will find a great room with a see through double sided fireplace finished in custom matte clay which connects to an amazing and spacious modern kitchen. On trend with today's best designs, the kitchen features Italian Arclinea cabinets with no uppers which showcases a gorgeous Italian Bertazzoni range. A Sub Zero refrigeration drawer and Miele Dishwasher are also integrated into the cabinetry. A large butler's pantry houses a Liebherr refrigerator and enough storage to make this kitchen any chef's dream. Flanking the kitchen and dining room is a stunning moving glass wall system which literally brings the outdoors in with views of a private meadow and forest. A ski storage and tuning room also occupy the first floor, in addition to a well organized mud room, foyer and airy powder room.The garage has been finished into an amazing 346 square foot office studio space which could be converted back to a garage. The second floor of the home is accessed by a modern floating stair case and houses all of the homes bedrooms and two baths, the laundry room and a hallway library. The secondary bedrooms are connected by a large retractable barn wall which allows privacy but also the option to create one large room. The primary bedroom boasts views of Lionshead rock from it's private balcony and the en suite was designed with a unique walk in shower which walks in to a sunken bath. Many energy efficient choices were made in the construction of this home and the home is constructed to add solar panels