The house has a spacious living room, bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen with dining area, bathroom, terraces. A spacious garage is provided, with sliding lattice gates hinting at a Wild West ranch.
Designed with the hot and arid local climate in mind. Thanks to the huge floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors, the interior spaces seem to merge with the outside world while remaining protected from the scorching sun and wind-blown sand.
Decoration of the house is simple but refined, in a modern style. Only high quality natural materials were used in the decoration of rooms. Natural desert colors of sandy, gray, beige, and terra cotta predominate. Comfortable minimalist furniture, modern appliances, decorative elements, selected with fine taste and a sense of proportion contribute to a full relaxation. The laconicism and restraint of the interior is more than compensated by the magnificent landscape “peeking” through the wide windows, creating a feeling of merging with nature.
The bedrooms, equipped with ceiling fans, and the comfortable powder rooms are on the shady side of the building, ensuring coolness and comfort during the holidays.
In the evenings, everyone in the family can enjoy the magical sight of the coral-red disk of the sun majestically hiding behind the horizon.
What amenities does Brushytop Country House offer that make it the best place to contemplate the sunset in Texas?
This sounds intriguing! Can anyone share their personal experience of watching the sunset at Brushytop Country House? How does it compare to other scenic spots in Texas?