The Gerald: A Handcrafted Cedar Timber Home

Project Snapshot

HOME STYLE

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UPPER LEVEL:

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Lower level shown as optional floor plan inspiration. Total square footage reflects the main and upper living areas.

The Gerald is a custom cedar timber home designed for gathering, entertaining, and enjoying the craftsmanship of natural materials. Cedar siding, substantial timber framing, stone accents, and carefully considered architectural details give the home a warm, distinctive character that feels equally suited to a mountain property, wooded retreat, or legacy home setting.

The main level centers around a dramatic two-story great room with an expansive wall of glass, bringing natural light and surrounding views into the heart of the home. The open kitchen and dining area create an easy flow for everyday living and larger gatherings, while the first-floor owner’s suite provides privacy, a spacious bath, and a generous walk-in closet. A home office, full laundry room, and broad outdoor deck add comfort and functionality.

Upstairs, a loft overlooks the great room and offers space for displaying collections, artwork, or family keepsakes. Two private guest bedrooms with en-suite baths provide comfortable accommodations for extended family and friends.

The optional lower level expands the home with a bunk room, family or media room, second kitchen, mudroom, and separate entrance. An outdoor kitchen and dining pavilion can also be incorporated to extend the home’s timber character into the landscape and create an additional setting for entertaining.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Gerald Cedar Home

Is The Gerald a good plan for entertaining?

Yes. The open kitchen, dining area, two-story great room, large deck, guest suites, and optional lower-level gathering spaces make The Gerald especially well suited to hosting family and friends.

Yes. The owner’s suite is located on the main level and includes a spacious bedroom, private bath, and walk-in closet, providing convenient access to the home’s primary living spaces.

No. The listed 3,046 square feet reflects the main and upper living areas. The 1,940-square-foot lower level is shown as optional floorplan inspiration and can be adapted to the site and the homeowner’s needs.

Yes. The outdoor kitchen and dining pavilion can be designed to complement the home’s timber framing, cedar exterior, stonework, and overall architectural character.

Start with Inspiration. Build Something Personal.

The Gerald Cedar Home is one starting point. Your project will be shaped around your land, your lifestyle, and your long-term vision. Our Feasibility Consultation is complimentary and pressure-free. Call us at 607-467-2700 to start the conversation.