This custom built home has a spiral shell inspired layout design and is extravagant both inside and out. Rather than presenting as a static structure, this home was designed to evolve. The Corten steel exterior accent weathers naturally over time, developing a rust-toned patina that has softened into portions of the white acrylic stucco. The result is an organic, architectural finish that speaks to the owners’ philosophy of a “living house”. The backyard features a deck, metal fence panels and an abundance of trees including an apple tree. There’s also saskatoon berry bushes and other plants, flowers and undergrowth. The 24 x 24 double detached garage has a roof that was designed to support a rooftop garden, offering exciting possibilities for additional outdoor living space. Entering through the side is a mudroom with cabinetry to keep all of your outdoor gear organized, but your guests will likely be welcomed in to the front foyer which immediately impresses with the concrete floors that flow throughout the entire house and are heated on every level on separate zones. Adjacent to the front entry is a dining rooms with floor to ceiling windows. The kitchen has walnut cabinets and soapstone countertops. The gas range, stainless steel fridge, stove, dishwasher and hood fan are all included. The sunken living room has a wood burning fireplace and large patio doors that open up into the backyard. Making your way upstairs is a workstation nook, followed by a 3 piece bathroom. The second floor begins with a large bonus room. The primary suite begins with a 3 piece bathroom and a full wall of closet space. The bedroom has bright windows and a Juliette balcony. Downstairs, the first stop is the spacious laundry room with included washer and dryer. Next is a home office with built in cabinetry. Finishing off the home is a versatile bedroom or other flex space that also has its own 3 piece ensuite bathroom.