Tuesday, August 16, 2016

More Mountainside Homes


On the same day I made my way up the mountain to see the Lykes house that I featured yesterday, I saw a few other homes that attracted my attention.  The one above seems to have sort a mimicked the FLW style in a more modern way.  I do love that huge cactus growing out from the lower balcony.


This home sits right below the Lykes house and also has some pretty spectacular views over the city.  It also has a fabulous patio that would be perfect for parties.


This home was also below the Lykes house and on the other side of the road.  It is built on several layers that tend to follow the hillside downward.  It is a huge home that looks more like a resort than a house.

12 comments:

Billy Blue Eyes said...

That first one reminds me of an old World War Two searchlight post you would see along the coast in the UK

Christine said...

These are so unusual and adapted to the landscape so well. The last one is huge!

Kate said...

I definitely prefer the first house. Terrific view is right!

Judy said...

There are some very unique homes up there on the side of the mountain.

William Kendall said...

The architectural styles really do suit the area well.

Karl said...

These are grand homes, Sharon, and they have such beautiful views !

Halcyon said...

Wow! Guess those don't come cheap!

Lowell said...

These homes take my breath away! They are unique but beautiful, each in its own way. And as you say, those views would be to die for! But the price? Probably only for the one percenters. :(

RedPat said...

These places are huge, Sharon! Very impressive.

Catalyst said...

As the old saying goes, houses God would build if he only had the money!

Steve Reed said...

You have to wonder if those rounded patios and projections would have been built had the Lykes house not been nearby. It seems likely to have inspired all of these houses one way or another.

Elisabeth Firsching said...

It is great so see buildings which match the surrounding area so well. Should be standard in the world I think.