Apple Orchard House

Distant view from neighboring apple orchards.

Located within a 400 tree apple orchard in Kezar Falls, Maine, the house's owners--Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hopper--wanted to take advantage of distant views of the peak of Mount Washington to the northwest.

Designed in collaboration with my brother-in-law, Greg Graham, the house plan was configured in an L-shape with one leg of the L directed straight at the peak of Mt. Washington. A double-height living room with expansive glass terminates this leg providing a commanding view of the orchard and Mt. Washington beyond.

View from orchard looking at living room volume.

Master bedroom suite wing.

site:

Kezar Falls, Maine

design:

1991

area:

approx. 3000.00 sf

design responsibility:

Anthony Frausto-Robledo and Greg Graham (Collaboration)

statistics:

The house area is approximately 3,000 sf., is two stories in height with one loft open to living room below. There are two bedrooms, three baths and a full master suite. The site is approximately 4 acres and originally contained 400 plus apple trees of various variety.

client:

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hopper

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site:	Kezar Falls, Maine
design:	1991
area:	approx. 3000.00 sf
design responsibility:	Anthony Frausto-Robledo and Greg Graham (Collaboration)
statistics:	The house area is approximately 3,000 sf., is two stories in height with one loft open to living room below. There are two bedrooms, three baths and a full master suite. The site is approximately 4 acres and originally contained 400 plus apple trees of various variety.
client:	Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hopper