XDS2068-4

This home was shaped by its site. With the land sloping toward the rear, the design keeps the front of the house on grade and lifts the back onto columns, allowing the entire living floor to sit level while the terrain falls away beneath it. The space created under the elevated rear becomes sheltered parking, turning a site constraint into functional covered space rather than fighting the slope with heavy earthworks.

Inside, the four bedrooms are arranged around a central open-plan core where the kitchen, dining, and living areas share one continuous space. The kitchen anchors this zone with an island and a defined dining area alongside it, while the living space opens toward the rear of the home. The bedrooms are distributed around this core, each served by the home's three full bathrooms and a powder room positioned for guest use. Above it all, a hip roof with arched feature windows and a columned front porch gives the home a classical, grounded presence that suits its elevated setting.