spanish colonial ranch
This family ranch was developed as an homage to the original ranch building in this larger nature preserve near Carmel. The owners desired space for family and friends to gather, with the home constructed as a series of galleries and courtyards connecting the main living spaces with great room, kitchen, dining and lounging spaces. A dramatic round stair tower leads across an enclosed bridge to a guest wing and bunk room that open directly to an oak forest. The home opens to the east to a meadow and to the west to a fountain courtyard and swimming pool.
Construction by James Wilson and Dave Pond
Photos by J.D. Peterson and Russell Abraham
Interior furnishings by Cheryl Rowley Design.
Landscape by Steven Suzman
arched covered porch and stair to master suite above
gated kitchen garden and pantry rotunda
Great Room - arched doorways to pool and lawn terraces
kitchden with clearstory and beamed ceiling, cast concrete range surround
pine paneled bunk room with individual bunks
rotunda with curved stair
bronze fireplace surround with wood inglenook
office with walnut paneling
barn with woodshop
renderings from design review
