The home’s architecture is equally shaped by the challenges and opportunities of its remarkable site. Positioned on a narrow peninsula and accessed by a constrained entry drive, the buildable area required careful planning to address both elevation changes and panoramic views. The front elevation remains intentionally restrained, with simple limestone columns framing a dramatic entry that subtly directs the eye toward the water beyond. As the home unfolds toward the lake, its true character is revealed through expansive glass walls that capture views in nearly every direction. Barrel-vaulted ceilings guide sightlines through major spaces, while the upper level is thoughtfully set within the tree canopy to preserve privacy and natural rhythm. By working with the terrain rather than against it, the home settles quietly into its surroundings—its soft gray palette allowing the landscape to take center stage, reflected through glass and experienced from every interior vantage point.