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IndianNeck Residence  

IndianNeck Residence

Wellfleet, MA, United States

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IndianNeck Residence

Wellfleet, MA, United States

STATUS
Built
YEAR
2011
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
This new four-bedroom vacation home is situated on a wooded hillside overlooking a tidal marsh. The house is designed to carefully integrate into the natural landscape and to maximize views on the waterside while presenting a more formal facade to the street. The living room wing is clearly articulated with a higher volume, clerestory windows and large sliding doors. Natural ventilation was the critical sustainable design concern, as the house is primarily occupied during the summer months. To eliminate the need for air-conditioning and reduce energy consumption, the overhanging roof shields the afternoon sun while the large view windows are oriented to permit ample ventilation.

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