Evergreen Real Estate & Construction

The Hamlet

• Acreage .2 Acres approx.
• Architect DSI Architects
• Bath 3
• Bedrooms 4
• Completion Date 4/09
• Levels 2
• Plan 3,100 sqft finished/600 Unfinished

Custom Home with ‘Universal Design’ Elements

This full custom single family home is a unique part of the RoseWood Village community at Wintergreen. ‘The Hamlet’ floor plan was conceived by David and Judy Juergens of Nellysford, Virginia, with the final construction drawings being completed by D.S.I. Architects (Columbus, Ohio). A highly accessible floorplan, the home maintains ‘Universal Design’ concepts that enhance and promote ‘aging in place’ design, including wheelchair accessibility throughout the entire first floor.

This plan provides an open ‘kitchen to greatroom’ floorplan with approximately 2,600 square feet on the first floor, with an additional 600 square feet on the second floor. With a first floor ‘master suite wing’, the plan provides a great deal of privacy when needed during extended visits by friends and family during the height of the ski season. The master suite showcases a zero threshold handicap accessible full custom tile shower and double sink vanity with convertable cabinet to allow future wheelchair accessible counterspace.

The home further provides a 2-bay garage, formal living room, first floor guest bedroom, rear stamped concrete patio that is accessed from the office, cherry cabinets with granite countertops, engineered hardwood flooring the majority of the first floor common area, custom book casing and entertainment system cabinet work. Also, not unlike our typical package provided for the Villas at RoseWood, the home has been prewired for a 5.1 home theater system, including a ‘prewire package’ with CAT-5/RG-6 connections for each bedroom and common area…making the home technology ready for home office networking and future entertainment add-ons.

‘The Hamlet’s’ exterior also showcases an ornate precast stone archway over the front covered entryway with additional stone details imbedded among the hand laid stone along the front elevation of the home.