Peaks Island, Maine
Designer: Jim Greenwell
This re-built island home mixes an old feel exterior with ultra-modern interior. Our crews weathered harsh winter conditions to reconstruct this home into a weather-tight four-season residence. Designed by local Island architect, the structure makes the most of the stunning views with sixteen-foot pocket doors that open up to a beautiful harbor view. Recycling 60% of the old materials (walls and petitions) it was restructured to be 50% larger with an open concept.
Features include
- Geothermal heat pump and cooling
- Large open floor plan with many window openings for unobstructed views of the bay
- Fixed hard points minimize the view of the neighboring structures
- Low-voltage fixtures
- Custom kitchen and bathroom cabinetry built in-house by Freeport Woodworking
- Outdoor stone kitchen and pizza oven
