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Coming Soon | The Treehaus

7/23/2018 | Corigan Kushma
Kerri Fukui

Ever since we sold their Summit Park build back in 2015, we’ve been COLLECTIVELY perched on the edge of our seats, waiting to see what architectural marvel Chris Price might whip up next. Well, the wait is finally over.

And, better yet, if you’ve had your heart set on something modern, green, and packed full of aesthetic prowess, this latest project is set to hit the market next week. Designed with Passive House energy efficiency principals, it’s a self-sustaining spot that features a clean, intelligible Scandinavian-inspired interior - all smartly encased in dark cedar - and more decks than your party guests will be able to fill.

Safe to say, it’s a space that merits all kinds of excitement. 

Slotted seamlessly into the hillside and tucked away among the pines, meet…Treehaus.

Contact Corigan Kushma at 435.770.8783 for additional details.

 

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