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1944 McLendon Ave NE

Where nature and innovation meet

Introducing Lake Claire Bridgehaus,  an ultramodern, award-winning residence by architect Robert M. Cain, featuring 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and exceptional sustainable design. Honored with the American Institute of Architects’ April 2024 Award of Architectural Distinction and featured in both the MA! Architecture Tour of 2023 and the Lake Claire Tour of Homes, this residence has been admired by hundreds for its innovation, artistry, and unmistakable presence.

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“No house should ever be on a hill or on anything. It should be of the hill. Belonging to it. Hill and house should live together, each the happier for the other.” 

 

-Frank Lloyd Wright

A striking 10-foot contemporary front door creates a bold architectural statement and sets the tone for the experience that follows. Inside, the living space opens directly onto a welcoming Brazilian hardwood porch, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection that invites the surrounding landscape into daily life.

 

The main living area showcases 20-ft ceilings, expansive south-facing windows, and abundant natural light, giving the home a warm, uplifting energy throughout the day. The chef’s kitchen features a huge waterfall-style quartz island, offering both a dramatic focal point and an inviting space for cooking, dining, and entertaining. With 11-ft ceilings across the rest of the main level, hardwood floors throughout, and sculptural floating stairs, the home’s modern aesthetic is balanced by a sense of calm and comfort.

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In the Heart
of Lake Claire

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Art you can live in

At the heart of the property lies The Bridge, a defining architectural moment that spans a gentle, babbling stream. Crossing it is more than a transition — it’s an experience that grounds you in the land. The sound of moving water, the filtered light through native foliage, and the subtle shift in temperature create a sensory pause that reconnects you to nature before you even reach the front door.

Upstairs, the spectacular primary suite serves as a restorative retreat. Floor-to-ceiling windows on two walls frame treetop views and bring in soft morning light, with remote-control blinds for effortless privacy. The spa-inspired primary bathroom features an impressive shower room, designer lighting, and a dual vanity, creating a luxurious environment that elevates daily routines.

Sustainability is woven into the home’s very structure. Photovoltaic solar panels paired with Tesla battery storage reduce environmental impact while providing resilient, clean energy. Corten steel siding offers enduring, low-maintenance beauty that naturally patinas with time, echoing the colors of the surrounding landscape. Rainwater cisterns harvest roof runoff for irrigation, supporting the property’s ecological restoration. Invasive species were removed and replaced with a lush array of thriving native plants, creating a living landscape that supports pollinators, enhances biodiversity, and strengthens the home’s connection to the land.

 

Lake Claire Bridgehaus is more than an architectural achievement — it is a home shaped by nature and in harmony with it. Light, water, native plantings, and thoughtful design come together to create a space that feels energizing, peaceful, and deeply rooted in its surroundings. A rare opportunity to own a high-performance, architect-designed residence that blends modern luxury, sustainability, and an uplifting, community-oriented lifestyle.

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WANT TO SEE THIS HOME?

Email Steve for more info!

Keller Knapp Realty 

404-370-0092

We are an equal housing opportunity provider. We do not discriminate on basis of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, disability or family status (having children under 18)

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