109 Bay TER, Huddleston, VA 24104 (MLS# 874116)

Style of House: Contemporary; Other - See Remarks

Limited Service: Not Limited Service

Lot Description: Gentle Slope; Views

Construction: Wood

Heating: Heat Pump Electric

Cooling: Heat Pump Electric

Fireplace: Family Room; Great Room; Other - See Remarks

Interior Features: Cathedral Ceiling; Gas Log Fireplace; Indirect Lighting; Other - See Remarks

Exterior Features: Covered Porch; Deck; Formal Garden; Garden Space; Gas Grill & Line; Screened Porch

Views: Lake; Sunset

Appliances: Dishwasher; Disposer; Clothes Dryer; Humidifier; Garage Door Opener; Refrigerator; Range Gas; Range Hood; Clothes Washer

Leased Equipment: Propane Tank

Misc Features: Cul-de-sac; Paved Road; Underground Util

Floors: Tile - i.e. ceramic; Wood

Windows: Insulated; Screen; Tilt-In

Exterior Doors: French; Wood

Porch: Front Porch; Rear Porch

Water Description: Private Well

Sewer Description: Private Septic - 4BR

Water Heater Type: Tank

Water Htr Energy: Electric

Internet Access: Other, See Remarks

Boat Dock Desc: A-Roof; Floater; Stationary; Boat Hoist; Storage/Util Bldg

Water Features: Cove; Riprap Shoreline

Water Details: Short Term Rental

Additional Information: To learn more about Loblolly House and the Greenes; - Watch the video "Loblolly House: A Greene & Greene Inspired Home." This can be found on the MLS listing or at www.ErlerDesign.com/projects.html. - Check out the 3-D virtual tour on the MLS listing - More information about the features of Loblolly House can be found in "Tour of Loblolly House" in the documents section of the MLS Features of Loblolly House Inspiration: Houses designed by leading architects of the Arts & Crafts movement, Charles and Henry Greene, between 1906 in 1910 in Southern California. This includes the following houses named for the original owners: Gamble, Thorsen, Blacker, Duncan-Irwin and Bolton. Extensive research into the work of the Greenes included consulting with national experts in the Arts & Crafts movement. In particular, assistance provided by Ted Bosley, Director of the Gamble House, and his staff is greatly appreciated. Objective: To create an architectural work of art that meets modern design expectations while remaining true to the spirit of the Greene's original designs. Approach: Examine every point of view for artistic interest and balance, both inside and outside the house. Execution: Construction took over five years to complete. While most elements were executed by local craftsmen, period reproduction hardware, tile, textiles and carved wood were sourced from craftsmen in San Diego, Pasadena, Chicago, New Hampshire and Minnesota. MAIN LEVEL ENTRY and GREAT ROOM Stained Glass Front Door Inspired by front door of the Gamble House. Side panels open for cross breeze. Stairs Features maple balustrades. Inglenook arch Inspired by Gamble House. Cloud lifts are old growth pine from Dan River Mills, built in 1850s. Inglenook frieze Old growth pine sand blasted to bring out the grain. Inglenook fireplace tile Inspired by Gamble House. Inglenook Sconces Handcrafted wood mountings with opalescent glass shades. Wood burning fireplace with gas starter Propane started bar. Inglenook bench Inspired by Gamble House Scarf or "Z" Joints Hand shaped joints avoid butt joints throughout the house. Finger Joints Hand shaped joints are both functional and decorative. Window Cornices Inspired by Thorsen House. Frieze treatment The frieze (between the wood banding) is sand-filled paint. This is applied throughout Loblolly House. Wood and Stains A wide variety of woods are used in the house that celebrate their different grain patterns. Great Room Lanterns Inspired by a combination of light fixtures found in the Duncan-Irwin and Blacker houses. Brass Grill Custom frame and brass grill on the HVAC return air vent. This design is found throughout Loblolly House. DINING ROOM Stained Glass Lantern Custom stained glass/mahogany Lantern over the dining table is inspired by the dining room lantern in the Gamble House. Stained Glass Sconces Arroyo Craftsman mahogany and stained glass sconces are inspired by those in the Gamble House Maple/Stained Glass Door Custom maple/stained glass door design inspired by dining room door in Gamble House. This design is used on all doors on the main level of Loblolly House. SCREENED PORCH AND DECK Retractable Screens Glass and Mahogany Balustrades Custom mahogany and glass balustrades include a 2-1-2 Fibonacci mullion pattern found in the Gamble House. Glass allows for open views of the lake below from the porch and inside the house. Cedar Ceiling Copper/Stained Glass Light Fixtures Arroyo Craftsman copper and stained glass light fixtures are inspired by those in the Gamble House. These are found throughout the exterior of the house. KITCHEN Kitchen Cabinetry Inset doors with brass hinges. Carved Drawer Handles Hand carved drawer handles inspired by the entry table from the Bolton House. Sunrise Pattern Sunrise pattern in cabinet doors inspired by muttons in the Gamble House windows Wolf/Subzero Appliances Gas stove with gas oven; second oven is electric; warming drawer; 42" cabinet depth refrigerator. MUD ROOM Second Refrigerator Tile floor Coat rack PANTRY Custom Cabinets Mahogany Countertops Wine Refrigerator Pocket Door Laundry Room Drying Rack and hanging rod Folding Counters Custom Cabinets Pocket Door BBQ DECK Propane Connection Custom Railing Inspired by the deck railing at the Gamble House HALLWAY Period Brass Hardware LIBRARY Custom Shelving Coffered Ceiling and Light Fixtures Gas Fireplace Maple/Stained Glass Door Inspired by dining room door in Gamble House. This design is used on all doors on the main level of Loblolly House. MASTER BEDROOM Frieze/Banding The frieze and banding follow the design found elsewhere on the Main Level of Loblolly House Brass Light Fixture MASTER CLOSET Built-in Custom Dressers Cedar Lined Pocket Door MASTER BATHROOM Subway wall tile and hex floor tile Custom Mirrors Inspired by the bathroom mirrors found in the Blacker House. These are used in all bathrooms at Loblolly House. Vintage Bathtub Recirculating Hot Water/Motion Sensor Custom Vanity/Vanity Top UPPER LEVEL Separate HVAC cools and heats the upper level. STAIRS AND LANDING "Shower" Light Fixture Inspired by the dining light fixture at the Duncan-Irwin House. Waterfall design ceiling plate at the top of the staircase support pillar Similar to ceiling plates found in the Gamble House. Maple Doors Door design based on the lower level doors in the Gamble House. GUEST BEDROOM 3 Painted Trim Design As in the Gamble House, the trim design is simplified on the upper and lower levels. OFFICE/GUEST BEDROOM 5 Presently furnished as an office Internet SML Wireless offers broadband Internet at 25Mbps, 100 Mbps, 500 Mbps and 1Gbps. Presently Loblolly is connected at 25Mbps. The house is fully wired with CAT5. GUEST BEDROOM 4 Presently furnished as an office. LAKE (LOWER) LEVEL HVAC zoned with the Main Level FAMILY ROOM Gas Fireplace Features custom arts & crafts tiles with mountain/lake image. Acoustic Designed Tray Ceiling Tray ceiling features recessed lighting and 12" radius coving. ENTERTAINMENT/WET BAR AREA Wet Bar Appliances Dishwasher, under-counter refrigerator, sink, Instant hot water for drinks Hidden Conduit Conduit was installed at construction to offer the ability to install projectors and light fixtures. Double Wall Provides sound-dampening insulation in installed between rooms. Ceiling Sound Insulation Provides sound-dampening insulation in installed between the floors. MULTI-USE/UTILITY ROOM HVAC 2 Zone HVAC supplies the main and lake levels. Includes whole house humidification in colder weather. Aprilaire Whole House Dehumidification Maintains lower humidity in on humid days Recirculating Hot Water D'MAND Kontrols whole house hot water recirculating system is activated by motion sensors in each bathroom. This minimizes delay in delivery of hot water while saving water and energy. Soda Ash System Controls the pH of water entering the house GUEST BEDROOM 2 Closet/Storage Conditioned storage for valuable collections GUEST BEDROOM 1 Ceiling Sound Insulation Sound insulation installed in the ceiling of guest bedroom 1 to minimize sound traveling between this room and the master bedroom above. En suite Bathroom EXTERIOR FEATURES Relationship to House Exterior features were designed to be enjoyed both inside and outside the house. COVERED PATIO Architectural Details Architectural details include archways and trim designs inspired by the Gamble House Cedar Ceiling In keeping with the exterior, the ceiling of the covered patio is solid cedar.  OUTDOOR PARIO Fountain and pond Reproduction Ernest Batchelder tiles employ one of his fountain designs. Batchelder was a contemporary of the Greenes and a leading Arts & Crafts tile designer. Brick Works Brick designs are inspired by several walls and steps designed by Charles Greene in Pasadena, California. Note that the bricks in the curved steps have been tapered to make the grout joints square. Stone Works and Fire Pit Large rocks were brought in to form the perimeter of the patio, create the fire pit as well as the upper steps to the road. DOCK Design Follows the same design as the exterior of Loblolly House Lifts Designed to accommodate up to 2 lifts but is outfitted with 1 lift and a large covered area where a second lift could be installed Expansion The present dock is 1500 sq. ft. With over 300' of waterfront, this could be expanded to 2,250 sq. ft. Irrigation System An irrigation system that pulls water from the lake is located on top of the dock storage enclosure. DRIVEWAY Brick Works Brick designs are inspired by several walls and steps designed by Charles Greene in Pasadena, California. The positioning of columns follows Fibonacci proportions. Garage Doors Custom trim on the garage doors are inspired by the carriage house doors at the Gamble House. Japanese Garden/Stream The Greene's designs were inspired by Japanese art and architecture. The free-form stream beds in the front and side gardens are a nod to this inspiration. Copper Gutters and Downspouts