Designed by Pike Properties this exceptional home with traditional styling is tucked away in a private setting in Charlotte, North Carolina. The property offers its inhabitants complete serenity, yet is still close to the downtown area. Encompassing 5,415 square feet of living space, this spacious home boasts five bedrooms and five bathrooms. On the striking exterior facade you will find white brick wing walls, genuine Hardie siding, cedar brackets, copper gutters, flared rafter tails, black trimmed windows, charming gas lanterns and custom landscaping.
Step inside where you will notice gorgeous 4 1/2″ White Oak floors, groin vault and barrel ceilings, marble, high-end appliances of Thermador and Bosch, and extensive trim details that provides for a luxurious lifestyle. In the spacious entry foyer, a concealed paneled door reveals a coat closet. At the heart of the home is the great room, kitchen and family dining room. There are two sets (18-foot and 9-foot) of fully opening panoramic glass doors, offering views and natural light while blurring the lines between indoors and out.
Above: In the spacious kitchen you will find Thermador appliances and a range wall that is the focal point of this space. The wall features a marble backsplash and a custom cedar wood range hood, flanked by exposed wood shelves and wall sconces — E.F. Chapman Boston in Hand Rubbed Antique Brass, Visual Comfort. Reclaimed wood headers from an old barn top the openings.
What We Love: This exceptional home offers a gorgeous exterior facade that is equally stunning on the interior. With luxuriously appointed details throughout and traditional styling, there is so much to love about this home. Although spacious, it feel very warm and livable thanks to wood flooring and textural details. Natural light floods into the interiors, courtesy of expansive windows, helps to invite nature inside… Readers, please share with us what your overall impressions are for the design of this project in the Comments below!
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Above: Wall Paint: Dove Wing 960 | Benjamin Moore. Flooring: White Oak in Rubio Monocoat Havana/White Finish. Pendants: Visual Comfort Darlana in Gilded Iron. Countertops: Carrera Marble. Faucet: Brizo Faucet Litze in Matte Black and Brilliance Luxe Gold. Pot Filler: Brizo Faucet Euro in Matte Black.
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Above: The stylish dining room features a groin vault ceiling and an exquisite Visual Comfort chandelier. On temperate days, panoramic doors allows for an indoor-outdoor dining experience. Automatic, remote-controlled screens keeps the bugs at bay from the outdoor terrace.
Above: Off the kitchen is a scullery, complete with a Thermador refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave drawer, as well as farmhouse sink. A spacious walk-in pantry is located just off the scullery.
Above: In the traditional style living room, a cast stone fireplace is flanked by bookshelves, while French doors leads out to the bluestone terrace. The terrace offers remote controlled roller screens, which helps to protect from the elements and keep out the bugs during the summertime. This space offers vaulted ceilings and a gas fireplace for ambiance and entertaining.
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Above: The master bathroom invites nature inside courtesy of large bi-fold windows that opens out over a private courtyard. Wall paint is Halo OC-46 | Benjamin Moore. Tub: Signature Hardware 59″ Dana Modern Freestanding Soaking Tub. Mirrors: Restoration Hardware Niccolo. Sconces: Visual Comfort Camille. Flooring is marble.
Above: The gorgeous shower glass is from Coastal Shower Doors.
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Above: After a long day, this exceptional home welcomes you to relax and unwind. Park in the circular driveway or the the generous-sized 3-car garage that comes complete with a dog wash station! The brick is painted in Olympic Mountains 971 | Benjamin Moore.
Photos: Joe Purvis Photos
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