Valley House, designed by acclaimed architecture studio Superkül and built by Derek Nicholson Construction, is a striking expression of minimalist contemporary design, where sculptural form, natural materials and the surrounding landscape are brought together in complete harmony.
Situated on an extraordinary 75 x 164 ft (plus an additional 81 x 173 feet lot at rear) reverse ravine lot in
Valley House, designed by acclaimed architecture studio Superkül and built by Derek Nicholson Construction, is a striking expression of minimalist contemporary design, where sculptural form, natural materials and the surrounding landscape are brought together in complete harmony.
Situated on an extraordinary 75 x 164 ft (plus an additional 81 x 173 feet lot at rear) reverse ravine lot in Hogg’s Hollow, the residence is enveloped by mature trees and expansive views.
Defined by clean lines and a warm palette of walnut, teak, porcelain, glass and stone, the architecture creates a seamless dialogue between interior and exterior.
The main level unfolds through a series of beautifully balanced spaces, from the sunken family room with custom teak cabinetry, grasscloth wallpaper and cherry-wood ceiling to the chef’s kitchen with bespoke Bulthaup cabinetry, Gaggenau appliances, Caesarstone surfaces and seamless access to the rear terrace and gardens beyond.
The principal living space is anchored by a dramatic double-sided wood-burning fireplace and framed by floor-to-ceiling glass overlooking the ravine.
The primary suite offers panoramic views, custom dressing room cabinetry and a spa-inspired ensuite overlooking the open-air courtyard.
Upstairs, 3 additional bedrooms feature generous proportions, custom closets with integrated organizers and warm walnut flooring.
A private lounge and study create an intimate retreat above the main living spaces, featuring custom banquette seating, a dedicated workspace and access to a private terrace overlooking the ravine landscape.
The lower-level extends the residence with expansive above-grade windows, flexible media and fitness spaces, guest accommodations and carefully considered utility spaces.
Valley House is a sophisticated expression of modern architecture where simplicity becomes the ultimate ultimate luxury.
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