private getaway
On a mountain
setting, yet still
in easy reach of urban
conveniences, is increas-
ingly being the route
taken by many city folk
fed up with inner-city
dwelling.
This week’s feature
home offers ail that

and more. Distinguish-.

ed by spacious living
quarters set on a rocky
bluff with a panoramic
view of Indian Arm,
the home is a classic

study in rustic, yet f

modern living.

The post and beam
decor and ordered
layout, designed by Ed

Dodson, offers not on-'

ly a feeling of privacy,
but also room to spare

— each living area is
almost completely
self-contained in its
own module.

The house,
highlighted throughout
with high-rise ceilings,

window-lined walls and

wood panelling, has

over 3,400 square feet:

of living area oft-three
levels, along with 700
square feet of sundeck

»- facing the water.

The skylight-enhanced in-
ternational kitchen, which
features corian cabinets and

‘a Jennaire range, offers a

delightful workspace to the
resident gourmet. It also has
an eating nook large enough

infer everyday activity, with a
_ Separate formal dining™ area
.. for special occasions.

The master bedroom is

See page B2

985-2131

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