This homeowner faced ragged pine trees and scrub brush covering the steep hillside behind their home. Without some sort of change, half this family’s property would remain unused. We terraced the slope to allow a mezzanine level and located the new patio, outdoor fireplace, and outdoor galley at the bottom of the slope by the house. We set the pool onto a second, broader terrace cut into the hillside. On the resulting slope we set a source for an additional water feature that flows down boulders to the pool. The family can now use their whole landscape for entertaining among gardens of native flowering shrubs and specimen trees. The pool house allows even more options for fun activities.
Building Architect: Chip Webster Architecture
Swimming Pool and Spa Construction: Easton Pool
Landscape Construction and Masonry: Belmont Landscaping
Total Landscape Project Cost: $538k
General Contractor and Developer of custom homes