An Adirondack timber frame retreat designed to surround everyday living with light, views, and the landscape beyond.
Key Features
- Distinctive two-sided prow with expansive glazing
- Dramatic 30-foot great room framed by exposed timbers
- Three-bedroom, three-bath layout for family and guests
- Wraparound outdoor living spaces connected to the landscape
- Screened porch for sheltered outdoor enjoyment
- Designed to maximize views on wooded, lakefront, or mountain homesites
The Tupper Lake Prow turns the view into an experience. Its signature prow reaches toward the landscape with glass in two directions, filling the great room with natural light and creating an elevated sense of being among the trees rather than simply looking out at them. The timber frame brings warmth and structure to that openness, keeping the home grounded in its Adirondack character.
Life naturally gathers around this central space, then extends outward to the deck, porch, and screened outdoor areas. With three bedrooms providing comfortable retreats for family and guests, the Tupper Lake Prow balances the intimacy of a wooded getaway with the space to share it—creating a home that feels deeply connected to its setting whether the day is spent indoors or out.
Make the Tupper Lake Prow Your Own
Every Woodhouse floor plan is designed to inspire—not to limit what’s possible. Whether you’d like to expand the prow glazing to capture a favorite view, extend the deck or screened porch, reconfigure the bedroom layout for family and guests, or orient the home to take full advantage of your wooded, lakefront, or mountain setting, our in-house design team can adapt the Tupper Lake Prow 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.
Adirondack Series
Dating back to the Great Camps of the 19th century, which housed wealthy financiers and industrialists like the Durants and Rockefellers, Adirondack-style homes have withstood the test of time, and for very good reason: they’re utterly gorgeous with a uniquely rugged and rustic charm. Modeled after Swiss chalets, the exterior consists of rich cedar siding, gabled roofs, and covered porches that effortlessly protect the home from the elements. Meanwhile, the interior is complete with a spacious open floor plan that’s just begging for customizations to make it uniquely yours. Equally lovely for escaping the summer heat of the city as it is for hunkering down on a snowy winter’s day, Woodhouse’s Adirondack Series homes are truly unlike any other.
