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This spec home was erected with panelized construction and then customized with unique mountain details. It truly fits our philoshophy of the smaller home.
Last changed on 06/27/05. This album contains 42 items.
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The client at this slopeside residence had leased the unit for several years. As a result they had a fairly good idea of what they wanted and needed to be done. This remodel is a very good example of how much can be accomplished without completely gutting a unit. The kitchen and baths were dated and needed to go. The original layout in the kitchen was cramped and was not condusive to an entertaining lifestyle that our clients wanted. We were able to open up the space witout getting involved in costly structural modifications. The master baths at Solitude have enormous soaking tubs that most families never use and are suseptable to freeze-ups. Today couples are looking for larger showers with amenities like steam, benches and multiple water sources. Our design team came up with gorgious design that exceeded our clients hopes.
Last changed on 05/10/07. This album contains 20 items.
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Spectacular Grand Adirondack Lodge home nestled in the woods with extraordinary views of the Okemo valley. Crafted with Birch and Cedar timbers, Birch bark panels and peeled timber details adorn the facade. The Great Room features a two story stone fireplace, timber posts and beams, rustic timber railings and walls of windows overlooking an expansive deck and views. Soaring cathedral ceiling and gas fireplace enhance the master suite and accentuate the panoramic views. Thoughtful details and great amenities are accented throughout such as radiant heat, australian cypress floors, inset and raised panel rustic hickory cabinetry, stone, slate and soapstone.
Last changed on 09/01/06. This album contains 67 items.
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This beautiful Adirondack style grand lodge with spectacular Okemo mountain views. This home was sold reciently and is being fitted out with many custom features. For further details, see specifications.
Last changed on 04/11/07. This album contains 46 items.
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Although our clients were very excited about living directly on the mountain slopes, they were less enthusiastic about the quality of the interior finishes of their new home. When the Solitude Village complex was built, the emphasis was on speed and cost containment. As values haves increased significantly, our clients wanted the finishes to be upgraded to reflect their needs and lifestyle. Consequently, our clients asked us to completely clear out the dated and generic elements and design an entirely new look for the home that incorporates earthy elements that are indigenous to Vermont. We have redesigned the kitchen to be more welcoming for entertaining and functional with children; as well as built-ins for the dining area that provide storage, benches, wine cooler and even a spot for the prerequisite fax machine! We have completely redesigned the master bath, removing the jetted tub and minuscule corner shower, replacing it with a walk-in shower with multiple water systems. We’ll create a fresh, clean look that brings the streams inside with Carerra pebble floor tiles. We’ve updated all bathroom lighting from fluorescents to recessed and sconces, as well as adding additional lighting for more function and design ascetics. Audio systems, upgraded surfaces and textured paint will complete this condo and bring it into the 21st century.
Last changed on 05/10/07. This album contains 76 items.
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Simply put this gut renovation was by far the most extensive renovation ever completed at any condominium at Okemo. Like almost all of the condominium projects built on Okemo, Trailside has its share of fundamental problems. Mold, insulation, water infiltration and heating lead the list. The maintenance of the units, especially their exteriors were not in good hands for many years. Fortunately the association has finally changed horses and brought on a top-flight management team. Our client is in the real estate development business and was uniquely qualified to be able to see past the wind whipping thru the unit and the tell-tale odor of mold on the lower level. We were tasked with gutting the unit right to the studs, performing the necessary mold remediation and starting over from there. The original design of most Trailside units included a small galley kitchen with a wall that closes down the space. Working with our structural engineer we were able to add structural elements that enabled us to remove the wall and really open up the space. The expanded gourmet kitchen now features a 42” counter depth refrigerator, double ovens, 6 burner cook top and two dishwashers with a breakfast bar that can seat four comfortably. We replaced the tiny firebox with a new wood burning unit and added a two-story stone wall that also housed a built-in cabinet for the stereo system and a flat screen TV. This family did not need a bath tub downstairs, so did away with that and added a custom 5’ shower with bench. Radiant heat was added on the first and top floors, and in order to accommodate all of these modifications, we upgraded the electrical service to 200amp. The master bathroom also desperately needed to be updated. Once again, that oversized jetted tub was an icon that was never going to be used. In it place is now a top-of-the-line infinity soaking tub with chromatherapy is set into onyx and a 6’ custom shower with the most magnificent tile work we have ever had the privilege to execute. Working with solid bronze tiles, tumbled marble mosaics, honed marble and travertine, our craftsman custom cut over 180 individual tile patterns – that is amazing! Did we mention that this was all done within 5 months?
Last changed on 04/29/08. This album contains 20 items.
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In this project our client was a builder/ developer who needed a construction management team to complete an ongoing project. CZ was hired to straighten out a project that was a year behind schedule, over budget and lacking on site management. Additionally, we asked to manage the buyer’s involvement and work individually with each buyer to customize their respective units with unique finish packages.
Last changed on 05/10/07. This album contains 47 items.
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Last changed on 06/24/05. This album contains 270 items.
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A sweatheart of a country home on some of the nicest land Ludlow has to offer. This gem of a cedar sided saltbox needed some serious TLC. We acquired the property November of 2004 and immediatly began a tranformation that will amaze anyone who had ever seen the home prior. A complete face lift including; rejuvinated and enhanced exterior including a new farmers porch and front entry. We have torn off the fortress-like deck railing system. We are adding another bedroom, family room, laundry and bathroom on the lower level. The kitchen gets a new lease on life, our design team i.e. Liz and Wendy are putting the final touches on these specifications. The house is to be repainted and carpeted. Our plan is to re-sell this home with approximatly three gorgeous meadowed acres and beautiful views of Okemo. Look for this four bedroom, three bath property is listed at $389,000 Call us with any questions!
Last changed on 10/29/08. This album contains 82 items.
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1790's Farm house that we did a complete restoration and reconstruction in 2000. The original timber and log frame was fully restored. We were able to utilize the original exterior sheathing and floor boards. Oue craftsman reclaimed these materials and made doors, cabinets and railing systems.
Last changed on 06/27/05. This album contains 3 items.
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This spec house sold before the foundation was ever poured! A grand Adirondack Lodge style home sits amongst spectacular views of the Green & White Mountains. The house features a great room with a timber frame cathedral ceiling, stone fireplace wall and walls of windows. Open public spaces and four separate guest suites make this the perfect house for entertaining.
Last changed on 06/01/06. This album contains 37 items.
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This new construction "true 4-season" spec home was just completed in July. A classic Rocky Mountain Lodge, finely crafted and exquitely detailed, features an open living/entertaining space with Douglas Fir timbers, beatiful maple doors and floors, soapstone fireplace and custom kitchen.
Last changed on 09/27/05. This album contains 58 items.
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