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The house is deceptively simple from this angle
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The house is at one with its surroundings: not only is it covered in vines, but it’s built into the hillside
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The walls of the house are rough cedar boards, inside and out
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Gardens and greenery everywhere
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Amazing view of the escarpment
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Cool bench
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The rough cedar boards are pretty to look at, but could be treacherous for mohair sweaters or bichon frises
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The giant, raw concrete mantle over the fire place would have been really badass in the early 1970s
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Cozy living room
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The rooms are laid out so that each one has an amazing view
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Surprise! Even the kitchen is woodsy
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Sun-filled breakfast area
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Cool staircase
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Sky-lit hallway
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We hope those are monkey bars over the bed
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The house feels like a cosy cabin, but also very modern, with its wall-to-wall windows
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Private terrace off the master bedroom
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The wallpaper in the main powder room is, er, definitely vintage
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The pool is cleverly placed so you never have to see an ugly pool cover from inside the house
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The view from the pool is amazing
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Imagine how long it would take to mow the lawn
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Even the birds live in a nice house
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Surprisingly, or not, the murals on the garage door weren’t a part of Ron Thom’s original design
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The Credit River runs through the site
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Tennis court, pool, room for a pony…the only thing missing is a helipad
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If your horse breaks down, you can always hike through the property on one of the many walking trails
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