Located in the Highland Meadows subdivision, the sod freshly laid, a flag pole to direct the lookie-lous, and workmen touching-up, this home was used as a sales office situated in the garage.

The orginal design had the cook-top located where the oven is. With a sloped celling it wouldn't have given the hood any volume and it was decide to flip sides to create this look.
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In this head-on you can see why it was important to move the cook-top and hood to this wall. Also look at a major design element in the uppers,  arched glass doors. The arched doors are throughout the kitchen and hutch.
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The butler pantry leads directly to the dining room and equiped to make any concoction with its own microwave, wine cooler, wet-bar, and espresso machine.
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With the butler pantry to the left and looking straight at the oven, you can see again how arches are a theme. The island forms the outer perimeter of kitchen. Posts that mimic those used on the hood and hutch support the granite top.
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Prep area located on the island. By staggering the island wall height and running the granite over the wall at this end it created a larger work service. The dishwasher, far right, is pushed to the far end of the cabinet run so that the door of the dishwasher won't fall at your legs while working at the sink. plan view

Breakfast nook with hutch, the final element of the kitchen area. This ties in all the masculine, heavy features of the home together. This house was meant to appeal to all those who imagine living in the mountains but find themselves high plains difters.
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Living room adjacent to the kitchen has as the centerpiece a fireplace and to the right a entertainment center that could be used for a 42" television.

Master bath has a his and her sink mirroring each other and between a large whirlpool tub. The open base below the sink was made to use as a display area and the plumbing covered with a removable panel.
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