Single-Family Residential

Hughes Associates Architects worked closely with the Coleman’s to custom design their new residence on Smith Mountain Lake.  The Coleman’s two-story home consists of 2,720 square foot of space on each floor, plus a 680 square foot garage.  The back of the house was designed to provide amazing views of lake because of the large amount of glass and ample exterior deck space.       

The Kline Residence was awarded “Best Single Family Home, Class 6, 2005” from the Home Builders Association of West Virginia.  The home provides 4,890 square feet of living space.  There are three fireplaces, a hot tub, custom bookcases and a Swedish sauna.  The master suite and dining room open up to a screened porch, while the master bath includes a heated floor.  There is a second floor library with a spacious guest room.  The center island kitchen offers an abundance of counters and cabinetry with a vaulted ceiling.    

This two-story home consists of 2,720 square foot of space on each floor with an attached garage and was designed to be a low maintenance vacation home.  The lower level features a large woodworking shop adjacent to a large family room.  On the main level, the master bedroom provides large windows overlooking the lake.  Also on the main level is the great room, dining room and kitchen, which all have spectacular lake views.  

After months of considering how to make the family vacation home more livable for their extended family’s holidays, the owners decided to raze the 1940’s era bungalow and replace with a larger, modern home suitable for four generations.  They wanted a house that retained the flavor of the old beach cottage.  From the street, the house looks conventional with wrap-around porch and punched double hung windows.  On the waterside, however, it opens up with a series of large windows offering panoramic views of the bay and Bogue Sound. 

The exterior of the house has been constructed with low maintenance, highly durable materials ready to withstand hurricane force winds.  These include a split face block foundation, fiber cement siding, impact resistant windows, stainless steel flashing, a standing seam metal porch roof, and 50-year fiberglass shingles.  

Hughes Associates Architects remodeled the interior of the existing house and additions were designed to add a master bedroom and bath, family room and a mudroom.  The existing kitchen was modified and a laundry room added to the main floor.  The roof was removed from the existing den and replaced at a higher elevation to add height to the room.  A detached two-car garage with loft storage was also included within our project scope. 

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