This modern cottage-style lake house was beautifully crafted by Kligerman Architecture & Design in collaboration with Morgan-Keefe Builders. It is situated within the private lake community, The Cliffs at Keowee Springs, in South Carolina. There are several benefits to residing in this community, including lakeside luxury living and world-class golf.
Set a hundred feet above a crystalline lake in the Blue Ridge Mountains, this house captures the character of its surroundings. With its stone and shingle exterior, this home has the perfect modern cottage flair. Continue below to see more of this magnificent home…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Kligerman Architecture & Design BUILDER Morgan-Keefe Builders DESIGNER Kligerman Architecture & Design
The unique shingled roofline extends to the doorline on the front of the house, while the back of the home overlooks Lake Keowee. The cottage feel is extended into the home with unique natural accents and finishes.
Above: A double-height stair tower punctuates the sweeping curved roof of this visually striking mountain lake house.
Above: The roof of this curved lake house is pierced by three towers; this one houses the main stair, adding dramatic verticals to an otherwise undulating form.
What We Love: An exquisite material blend of dry-stacked stone, stained rough-sawn siding, red windows, and shingles helps to define this secluded cottage-style lake house in South Carolina. From the carefully considered interior details to the harmonious exterior composition, every element of the home feels intentional and inviting. Overall, we think this is the perfect lakeside retreat, and the building materials are remarkable.
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Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other popular home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of South Carolina: This gorgeous modern rustic house has sweeping views of Lake Keowee and A stunning craftsman mountain home with scenic views of Lake Keowee
Above: For this lakeside patio, the stone is dry-stacked with elements pulled forward to create shadows and emphasize horizontality.
PHOTOGRAPHER William Waldron
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