
This 4,500 square foot, two-story mountain farmhouse, constructed by Fletemeyer Homes, is situated in the Backcountry subdivision of Douglas County. The home boasts a modern, stylish design with a combination of dark siding and stone finishes. It features multiple gabled roofs and a variety of windows, including large picture windows that allow ample natural light to flood in. The covered front entrance, supported by wooden beams, leads to a double door entry, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
This home perfectly blends modern and rustic elements, resulting in a cozy yet contemporary mountain retreat.
The Modern Farmhouse continues to evolve the farmhouse style. The Modern Farmhouse maintains elements of the traditional style, but incorporates modern trends including; simplified forms, rustic materials such as reclaimed wood, accentuated massing elements, additive rectilinear forms, a façade devoid of ornamentation and color, and the simplification of exterior materials.



• Generous Front Porches
• Steeply Pitched Primary Roof Forms
• Secondary Low Pitch Metal Roofs
• Thin Black Window Cladding
• Board & Batten, Lap Siding
• Rustic Wood Siding
• Additive Rectilinear Forms
• Clean Simple Lines
• Enlarged Window Compositions
• Devoid of Ornamentation


