Set along Lake Cascade with views of West Mountain, this home carries forward a legacy—built on land that has been in the family for years, where an original cabin once stood.
Designed for a retired couple who love to gather with their children and grandchildren, the home is centered around connection—both to family and to its surroundings. A large wall of windows anchors the main living space, intentionally framing the lake and mountain views while filling the home with natural light.
The main level offers open-concept living, kitchen, and dining, flowing seamlessly to outdoor spaces designed for year-round use. A central fireplace grounds the space, creating a natural place to gather during every season.
A thoughtful two-story layout provides flexibility and separation, allowing space for hosting while maintaining privacy—ideal for extended stays, holidays, and weekends at the lake.
Clean architectural lines and natural materials reflect a refined mountain aesthetic, while the build itself focuses on durability and long-term performance in Idaho’s climate.
This home is more than a new build—it’s a continuation of a place that has brought family together for years, now reimagined to do the same for generations to come.
This project meant more than just building a home. It was about carrying forward something that had been part of the family for years.
The goal was to create a home that respected what was there before, while building something that would better serve how the family lives today—especially during the times they’re all together.
— Kyle Kerby