Frank Lloyd Wright would be proud of what architect Ron Wilde has done with Wright's all-encompassing philosophy of ''organic architecture.'' This <br />one-of-a-kind home is indeed ''suited to its environment and is a product of its place, purpose, and time.'' Designed to blend nature with gorgeous interior vistas, it is flooded with natural sunlight and has a skylit 2-story atrium. <br />The subtle but meticulous placement of matching wood grain belies the practical use of space for the entire house. It is energy efficient, wheelchair accessible, has bamboo and cork flooring, and can be lived entirely on the main floor where there are 2 bedroom suites, one with an ADA compliant bathroom. New appliances were installed in the spacious kitchen in 2021 and a new roof in 2023. Two fireplaces add to the warmth of the living room and den. The upper floor has two bedrooms, a large bathroom and library nook. The lower floor has 1 large finished room (playroom, game room) and a half bath. In addition to ample storage on every floor, the over-sized 2-car garage has even more storage.<br /> Continuing the connection between people and nature, there are private decks on three sides of the house, extending two bedrooms and the dining area out into the 1.7 acres of natural surroundings. As if that's not enough, there's a huge screened-in porch as well. The photos tell it all!
