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As it is exposed to the elements, the dark-stained larch wood on the exterior will get darker.
A Nero Marquina marble fireplace anchors the living room.
Massive windows provide epic panoramas of the Alpine landscape during all seasons.
A small work area sits adjacent to the living room.
The main living space spills onto a small deck and graveled patio.
The precise millwork was completed by local carpenters.
The primary bedroom includes a small covered balcony.
The book-matched marble shower plays off the downstairs fireplace.
Wooden slats over the some windows offer privacy while preserving views.
Floor-to-ceiling windows offer sweeping views of the surrounding mountains.
Built into the hillside, the home was designed to take in views of the Grand Muveran.
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