A country-city blend for $1.095 million

May 2, 2009 at 5:03PM
Exterior
Exterior (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Homeowners Jeff Junkins and Mike Dillon custom-built this cottage-style home in 2005 on a densely wooded hillside in Minneapolis' Bryn Mawr neighborhood. Junkins said they were striving for an "East Coast beach house look," which inspired the sand-and-water color scheme, flagstone floors and a gracious screened porch with wooded views. "We always wanted a cabin and a city house," said Junkins. "This is a perfect blend of both."

Other features:

•The three-level, 3,465-square-foot home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

•Natural materials throughout include granite, flagstone, cedar and oak.

•Juliet balcony off kitchen has sunset views.

•The back of the house has a long bank of windows that overlooks a terraced stone wall.

•Private master bedroom in the back.

•Living room fireplace with stone surround and an oversized wood-burning firebox.

•Location, location, location near the Cedar Lake bike trail, Cedar Lake and six minutes from downtown Minneapolis.

LYNN UNDERWOOD

Jane Wolf of Coldwell Banker Burnet has the listing, 612-802- 9653; to have a unique listing considered for a Homegazing feature, please send digital photos and a description to: lunderwood@startribune.com

Natural materials throughout include granite, flagstone, cedar and oak.
Natural materials throughout include granite, flagstone, cedar and oak. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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