Aerial view of a modern house with solar panels surrounded by trees in the mountains

Summit Serenity House

Country Club of Asheville, Asheville, NC

Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains near Asheville, North Carolina, this custom-designed modern mountain home offers a seamless blend of contemporary architecture, natural materials, and cutting-edge sustainable design. Carefully crafted to capture the surrounding landscape, the residence frames panoramic mountain views from nearly every room—creating a deep sense of connection between interior space and the outdoors.

Designed with both luxury and livability in mind, this solar-powered home features high ceilings, expansive glass openings, and open-plan living areas that flood the interior with natural light. The architecture balances modern design sensibilities with the warmth of traditional materials, incorporating extensive stonework and natural wood finishes throughout the home. These materials not only add texture and richness, but also root the home in its mountain setting.

The interior layout was carefully planned to maximize flow, functionality, and comfort. With meticulous attention to interior detailing, this home delivers an elegant, high-end living experience without compromising on simplicity or performance. Smart home technology and energy-efficient systems are seamlessly integrated, allowing the homeowners to enjoy both modern convenience and long-term sustainability.

Outside, generous terraces, decks, and patios extend the living space into nature, encouraging indoor-outdoor living year-round. Whether entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet morning overlooking the misty ridgelines, the home offers an immersive and ever-changing experience of the surrounding environment.

This project exemplifies our firm’s commitment to sustainable mountain architecture, client-centered design, and a thoughtful balance of aesthetics and performance. It’s a timeless yet contemporary residence that embraces its environment—and invites it in.

Photography by Daniel Gale