"Designed For The View" says Western Homes & Living magazine,1962. Wensley & Rand, the architects of this fir post & beam home on 4.32 acres, created a 'window wall' to accommodate the "fabulous view over a rich pastureland to...converging hills and distant snow peaks."The architects designed "a 14' roof overhang and double window glazing that provides adequate winter protection without shielding the view. The overhang also provides a sheltered patio which basks in early morning sunlight yet offers shade. The house gives an impression of spaciousness inside because of the lofty lines of the open beamed room and the large areas of glass."Extras: Naturalized garden, 12 x 22 two-stall barn, fencing, ponds, gardens and much more.