To visually expand the home's modest footprint, architect David Bourke divided the home's gabled wings by a center foyer. Minimizing the center roofline draws attention to the gabled portions of the home.

With a focus on outdoor living, the home offers a central outdoor kitchen, plus two private patios and a second-floor balcony to enjoy mountain views.

The site was dotted with 80- to 100-foot-tall ponderosa and Jeffrey pines, and architect David Bourke worked the placement of the house around the existing trees as much as possible, saving four specimens from the bulldozers.

Wood and veneered fieldstone are among classic mountain home materials utilized in this build.