Modern design with an open floor plan and endless large windows surrounded by a dense wooded lot brings the outdoors inside! Warm interior furnishings with natural wood finishes and accents through the home. Utilizing specialized wall construction materials with incredible insulation properties, each bedroom having its own dedicated and individually controlled heating and cooling system, a large ceiling fan in the great room, and natural gas tankless water heater, no other home in Clemson can boast better energy efficiency and comfort!
Upon entering the home you step into Sala Grande, the Great Room, under a twenty-two foot tall ceiling highlighted by a gorgeous natural wood beam, and you are surrounded by nine massive windows along three walls! On your right is a beautiful quartz waterfall island that seats six. To your left is a warm and inviting sectional sleeper sofa and accent chairs that can easily be moved to make sure you have the best view of the 86” wall mounted TV. Finally, you’ll be drawn by the gorgeous solid ash custom dining table that easily and comfortably sits eight!

Each bedroom has its own name and theme. The master bedroom downstairs is “Beach Vibe” and is a tribute to our love of the ocean and world travels to amazing beaches and scuba dive adventures. The master bathroom has twin backlit mirrors that resemble full moons on the black tile wall to guide the young sea turtles back to sea. :)

Upstairs you’ll find “Black & Tan”, aptly named after our favorite adult beverage, and we utilize these colors in the furnishings and finishes. The headboard in this room is custom built by a local artisan and utilizes local white oak with “tiger stripe” wood grains and imported African Wenge wood as the frame. Can you find the “Tiger Eyes” in the wood grain? Finally, “Vista Views” is the other upstairs bedroom and in the Fall offers clear views of the Pendleton foothills and gorgeous sunrises. The property has two exterior outdoor cameras. One in the front mounted on a tree behind the retaining wall and views across the driveway and front of home, while the other is mounted on a tree adjacent to the side patio and views the grill, patio and deck area.