Built from the ground up in Waxhaw, NC, this transitional farmhouse brings together custom craftsmanship and intentional design at every level. The exterior makes a strong first impression with James Hardie board and batten siding, shake accents, cedar smooth brackets, charred oak foundation brick, and natural stone foundation cladding. Irregular flagstone front porch treads, a brick rowlock back porch perimeter, and Andersen 100 Series black vinyl windows complete the exterior palette.

Inside, French oak hardwood floors run throughout the home, anchored by custom cabinetry, custom interior trim, and a custom mantle. Every bathroom, the kitchen backsplash, mudroom, and laundry room feature custom tile, and custom closet and shelving systems are built throughout. High-end plumbing fixtures, lighting fixtures, and appliances finish each space. Behind the walls, spray foam insulation, a sealed dehumidified crawl space, Lennox 17 SEER mechanical equipment, and a tankless propane water heater keep the home as efficient as it is well-built.