Description

This walkout rambler by Wittstock Builders is a study in organic modern design, blending natural materials with clean architectural lines to create a home that feels both grounded and refined. Set along the White Eagle Golf Course, the 3,437 square foot layout is thoughtfully designed to balance everyday livability with intentional, design-forward moments.

The exterior establishes a strong presence with LP SmartSide board and batten siding in a deep Abyss Black, paired with black soffits, fascia, and trim for a cohesive, modern envelope. Warmth is introduced through stained cedar accents and Cedartone garage doors, creating contrast and depth against the darker palette. Black Marvin Essential windows reinforce the clean lines, while the TimberTech deck and cable railing system extend the living space outward with unobstructed views of the course .

Inside, the home opens to a vaulted great room where stained oak beams draw the eye upward and define the volume of the space. A combination of vertical shiplap, slat wall detailing, and custom millwork introduces texture while maintaining a restrained palette. Flooring throughout the main level is a warm-toned Provenza LVP, grounding the space and complementing the natural wood elements .

The kitchen is designed with both function and contrast in mind. Perimeter cabinetry in a painted Iron Ore finish is balanced by Snowbound upper cabinets, while a large island anchors the space. Quartz countertops in a Carrara-inspired finish provide a clean surface, and the vertical tile backsplash adds subtle movement without overpowering the cabinetry. The result is a kitchen that feels tailored, highly usable, and visually balanced.

The primary suite is positioned to take full advantage of the golf course views, with large windows and a calming material palette. The adjoining bathroom continues the home’s organic modern approach, combining warm wood cabinetry with light quartz surfaces and a mix of tile textures that add depth while maintaining cohesion. Finishes are intentional and understated, prioritizing comfort, durability, and long-term livability.

The lower level is designed for gathering and entertaining, featuring a spacious family room and a full wet bar. Cabinetry in a deeper, moody tone paired with a leathered stone countertop creates a more relaxed, lounge-like atmosphere. Two additional bedrooms, each with access to a bathroom, provide flexibility for guests or family.

Outdoor living is fully integrated into the design. A four season porch, expansive deck, and large patio create multiple zones for year-round use, all oriented to capture the surrounding landscape. The result is a home that feels connected to its setting while maintaining a strong architectural identity.