Facade
A Stepped Arrival
Pale masonry, warm timber and level changes give the sloping-site home a clear, sheltered approach.
DESIGN OVERVIEW
The Ridgeline House
Castle Cove
A stepped family home shaped around a sloping Castle Cove site, protected arrival and carefully framed outlooks.
- Design Style
- Split-Level Contemporary
- Bedrooms
- 4 Bedrooms
- Bathrooms
- 3 Bathrooms
- Parking
- 2 Car
How the Design Works
Split levels follow the land so arrival, shared living and private rooms each meet the slope naturally.
Design Possibilities
What Shapes The Ridgeline House
Three design moves turn level change into outlook, privacy and a strong sense of arrival.
Kitchen & Living
Living Across Levels
A short stair follows the land while kitchen, dining and living open toward the district outlook.
Private Retreat
A Framed Treetop View
The upper bedroom retreat uses built-in joinery and a selected outlook to create calm above the slope.
Bathroom
Material Calm on the Slope
Textured stone, oak and a screened treetop outlook give the bathroom privacy and depth.
Outdoor Living
A Terraced Outlook
Retaining walls, native planting and a sheltered terrace connect living space to the changing ground level.
Designed with intent.Built with care.
The thinking behind every custom home continues beyond the drawings—through documentation, construction and handover.
- Design + BuildAligned
- BuildabilityConsidered Early
- One Teamto Handover
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