Hemlock hollow
Tucked into a site with a crown of mature evergreens, Hemlock Hollow possesses a distinctly New Hampshire character. The high canopy provides exceptional 270-degree views of Mount Sunapee, Great Island, and the northern waters of Lake Sunapee. The towering trees and natural setting give the residence a feeling of permanence, as if it has been growing there for decades.
This Lake Sunapee landscape complements the architecture and natural character of the site, using natural stone elements and a variety of native understory plant species. Adjacent to the great room and kitchen, a flagstone terrace extends living space outdoors, feeling private and human in scale while maintaining a connection to the scenery beyond. A bluestone pathway with subtle lighting descends with the natural topography to the boathouse and waterfront, while a stepping-stone path along a blueberry-lined edge connects to the walkout lower-level bar and game room.
Project of BONIN ARCHITECTS









