Das Bennington Estate Die Eleganz Der Französischen Alpen Der Geist Der Sierras

Welcome to the Bennington Estate, a French inspired mountain residence in the gated Saint James Village community. Conceived by its original owners following extensive travel in France, 70 Bennington Court brings an enduring European country house aesthetic to the Sierra, where expressive architecture, exceptional materials and a mature forest setting create a home of distinctive character. The approach sets the tone with a winding drive, landscaped motor court, stone exterior and steeply pitched rooflines. Inside, richly finished mahogany floors and stairs, dramatic timber beams, custom cabinetry and refined architectural details give the residence an unmistakable sense of craftsmanship. Waterworks plumbing fixtures, stone and tile finishes, and hydronic radiant heat on both levels add comfort and substance to the design. The soaring great room offers an inviting centerpiece for entertaining, with exposed timber trusses, a fireplace and warm wood flooring. A generous kitchen features an expansive center island, extensive cabinetry, gas cooking, double ovens and adjoining casual dining. A separate formal dining room creates space for more intimate gatherings, while additional living areas, a library or study and flexible upper level accommodations offer room for guests, work and recreation. The main level primary suite provides a private retreat. Outside, covered brick terraces, mature lawns, garden paths, stonework and a rose garden create inviting spaces to enjoy the seasons. The Browns Creek setting, established pines and nearby trail access contribute to the property’s peaceful mountain atmosphere. A three car garage and landscaped motor court offer practical convenience. With the Mt. Rose corridor, Lake Tahoe recreation, golf and Reno amenities nearby, 70 Bennington Court offers an uncommon combination of architectural identity, natural beauty and everyday livability. A Sierra estate defined not simply by its scale, but by its craftsmanship, setting and enduring sense of place.