The house is not hidden by a high fence. Only a small white picket fence marks the territory of the occupants. Everything is provided for. Living room, open porch and kitchen. Every detail has been thought of!
If you look around the corner of the house, you can see a back door leading to the kitchen. There’s also a small and very young garden. The trees are small, but over time they’ll grow taller than the roof and provide nice shade.
Around the other corner of the house we find a swimming pool with crystal clear water.
Go up to the second floor. All walls are transparent.
Stairs that lead from the living room to the second floor, directing you to the sunbathing area. There’s no roof, so you can sunbathe in the sunshine.
Also a small corner of the house is devoted to waterfalls.
Remarkably, any wall of this ground-floor home can be slid open, letting in warmth or a fresh breeze. And, of course, it’s just as easy to close them again if necessary.
All the shelves are neatly hidden; there is enough light and good ventilation to keep the house free from unpleasant odors.
At night you can light the many ceiling lights and the house will glow.
This house in Blair Atholl looks absolutely stunning! I’m curious to know more about its unique features and design elements. Could you please provide details about the architectural style used, any environmentally friendly aspects, and how the house blends with its surroundings in Johannesburg, Africa?