House Crush N°40—Grayrocks

how to buy a mountain house — Welcome to the mountains.

Old logs and beams, cedar shakes, stone chimneys and walls, locus log gazebos—yes, please. This house crush has always been a favorite of mine. I first lusted after this house when it was the Highlands Decorator Show House. I dragged Mr. P and my realtor out several times to view every inch of this beautiful home. Boxwood, rhodies, moss-covered rocks and lawn fill the garden—and hardwoods surround it. I was so excited to hear it was on the market and open for viewing. How often do you see a log home with and open floor plan and high ceilings! This one has it all … even a guest house. Have a look along with me and be sure to click over to view the listing at Highlands Properties.

how to buy a mountain housse. — The living area is open with high ceilings and log walls.

mountain house for sale — Dining area is large and open—near the stone fireplace.

This antique quilt hangs in a cozy library.

mountain house — This guest room is close by the library and in a separate wing of the house.

firplace stone — It even has its own fireplace—perfect.

mountain hose — The halls are full of light and charm.

mountani house for sale — Double sinks flank the bathroom wall.

painmted floors — Here is a close look at the painted floor—I love a painted floor.

bathroom — The spa tub has it’s own warm, cozy room.

log home — Log walls with chinking line the staircase.

old beams — Old beams were used all through the house and porch.

old doors — The door locks and details are charming.

garden gazebo — I think I need this gazebo.

What a great place for an Alfresco dinner.

guest house how to — These stone columns lead to the most charming guest house.

guest house. — Love this front porch flanked with huge boxwood.

guest room — I never met a check I didn’t love.

The stone paths lead through a moss covered garden.

stone gates — Stone columns mark all of the entry ways.

The side garden is all shades of green and wood.

garden path — Maybe just one more path through the garden.

And finally, the garden gazebo dining room.

xo♥, Lissy
All photos by Lissy Parker for lissyparker.com.You are welcome to ‘borrow’ my photos—just please credit and link the source

2 thoughts on “House Crush N°40—Grayrocks”

Cathy Garrett
March 21, 2018 at 7:19 am

I love this charming house and property! I can see lots of out door dining in the out door pavilions. Also, I see pots of flowers and a flower garden. It looks so inviting and cozy. The interior logs oh my, love, love ? Thank you for sharing!

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1. lissyparker
  March 21, 2018 at 6:16 pm
  
  Cathy, This house is amazing! You need to check out the link.
  xo
  
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Hey, my name is Lissy Parker

I love interior design :: beautiful gardens :: antiques :: cooking :: dogs :: renovations :: and bargains. Located in Atlanta, Georgia and Highlands/Cashiers, North Carolina … and wherever my travels take me. Check out my Favorites on the List Pages—updated with places and things I love. Read my blog for my latest finds. I’m a visual person so I won’t bore you with lots of text. Let’s go!

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