The Crow’s Nest Residence is a three story ski cabin that stands at the top of Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, California, designed by BCV Architecture and built by Mt. Lincoln Construction. This 5,600 square foot ski-in/ski-out can enjoys breathtaking panoramic views from almost every room in the home, including beautiful views of Castle Peak to the Northwest and Mt. Judah to the Northeast, viewed thru its corner bedroom windows. The board-formed concrete podium anchors the cabin into the hillside, allowing the steel, glass and wood structure to emerge above the snow line. A double-height living room sits at the center of the home, and features large south-facing windows, a grand stone fireplace, and log columns that reinforce the cabins place among a cathedral of trees. The year-round south-facing deck features a hot tub, fire pit and outdoor dining table for slope-side family lunches. 

  The highest placed lot to the adjacent ski hill, the residence maintains a sense of tranquility from its forested aspects to the West and South. 

Photos: Courtesy of Mt. Lincoln Construction