This home in the West Virginia Highlands is a fly fisherman's paradise. Located near the Shaver's Fork River, it has been constructed in Appalachian-Mountain style using many varieties of reclaimed antique woods. Designed by Charlottesville, Virginia's Jay Dalgleish (AIA), this home is geared for a family that truly enjoys the outdoors in all seasons.
Details
Cheat Mountain, West Virginia
Square Footage: 2,450
Acreage: 3.5
Architect:
Jay Dalgleish, AIA
Dalgleish, Eichmann, Gilpin & Paxton in Charlottesville, Va.
Project Architect:
Alison Smith, AIA
Dalgleish, Eichmann, Gilpin & Paxton in Charlottesville, Va.
Builder:
Bruce Whalaber
Mountainview Builders in Elkins, W. Va.
Mountain Lumber
Wood Species:
Historical Source of Reclaimed Wood:
Exterior Siding
Cypress
Michigan mushroom farm, raised beds
Exterior Doors
Distressed Heart Pine
Providence Cold Storage, Providence, R.I.
Interior Doors
Antique American Chestnut
West Virginia barns
Exterior Flooring
Redwood
1900s water tank, Richmond, Va.
Beams
Distressed Heart Pine
Boston, Mass. area textile mills
Paneling
Antique American Chestnut
West Virginia barns
Stairway
Historic Heart Pine®
Union Station, Charlottesville, Va.
Flooring
Distressed Heart Pine
Providence Cold Storage, Providence, R.I.
Ceiling
Antique American Oak
West Virginia barns
Tower Room
Tidewater Pine
Savannah, Georgia plantation piers
Kids Room & Bunks
Antique American Chestnut Distressed Heart Pine
West Virginia barns Boston, Mass.area textile mills
