An Appalachian-inspired timber frame home where soaring volume, natural warmth, and thoughtful spaces create a generous mountain-living experience.
Key Features
- Three-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout within a thoughtfully sized footprint
- Vaulted timber-framed great room creating dramatic interior volume
- Main-level primary suite for comfortable everyday living
- Wood-burning stove adding warmth to the central gathering space
- Upper-level sitting area for an additional place to relax or retreat
- Wraparound deck extending daily life into the surrounding landscape
The WhiteWater creates its sense of spaciousness through architecture rather than excess. Vaulted ceilings and exposed timber rise above the main living areas, giving the interior an immediate feeling of volume while the wood-burning stove brings warmth and intimacy back to the heart of the home.
That balance continues throughout the layout. A main-level primary suite keeps everyday living convenient, while additional bedrooms and an upstairs sitting area create comfortable places for family and guests to retreat. Outside, the wraparound deck extends the experience into the landscape, resulting in a home that feels unmistakably Appalachian—warm, welcoming, and generous in all the ways that matter.
Make the WhiteWater Your Own
Every Woodhouse floor plan is designed to inspire—not to limit what’s possible. Whether you’d like to expand the wraparound deck, introduce additional glass to capture mountain or woodland views, reconfigure the upper level for family and guests, or personalize the gathering spaces around the central hearth, our in-house design team can adapt the WhiteWater to fit your vision.
From subtle refinements to fully custom modifications, we’ll work with you to create a timber frame home that reflects the way you want to live while preserving the craftsmanship, character, and timeless appeal that define every Woodhouse design.
Appalachian Home Series
The Appalachian style cabin was less of an intentional design aesthetic than it was a product of necessity and rugged ingenuity. The Scotch-Irish settlers who pushed West into the mountains of the southern colonial territories utilized the materials at hand- fieldstone, log timbers, and clay to build simple, single room shelters with steep roofs, stone chimneys and warm lofts that protected from the snow, wind and rains. As time and abundance allowed, new rooms and subsequent wings were built, resulting in the add-hock Appalachian style that we admire today.
The architects and craftsmen at Woodhouse pay tribute to those generations of homesteaders with our Appalachian Home Series. While hand-cut logs and clay chinking have been replaced with energy saving SIP paneled walls and expertly crafted timber frames, the original inspiration carries through to today.
Experience the WhiteWater
Step inside the WhiteWater and see how soaring timber structure, a warm central hearth, and generous living spaces create the character of an Appalachian mountain retreat. The guided walkthrough reveals how vaulted volume, natural light, and connections to the wraparound deck make this thoughtfully sized home feel open, welcoming, and deeply connected to its setting.
