A stream runs right through the singular 4,800-square-foot abode in Stowe.
A house in Stowe, Vermont inspired by New England’s covered bridges was built directly over a running stream The Connachers bought the land in Stowe in the 1980s with the intention of building a vacation home for their family, except there was one problem: The sloping meadow had a river running right through it. The couple called upon architect Jimwrapped five ponds, a tennis court, abundant gardens with sculptures, bike trails and even an apple orchard.
The rooms in the Bridge House are arranged in a linear fashion due to the home’s narrow infrastructure. Encased in glass, the main level is one continuous, open-plan space, with wooden decks and trusses running along the length of each side. Centered around a floor-to-ceiling slate fireplace, this level comprisessoaring 18.5-foot ceilings throughout.
A spiral staircase handcrafted from oak and maple leads to the lower level, where you’ll find a primary suite, a guest bedroom, an office/library and an attached heated garage. The Connachers spent two years sourcing custom furniture from local Vermont craftspeople to outfit their home, all of which are included with the purchase of the property.
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