Project Description
Set on a quiet street with unobstructed views toward Whistler Blackcomb, the Corral Place residence is a luxurious custom two-storey home that balances refined mountain architecture with highly functional family living. Constructed with a hybrid system of wood framing and exposed structural steel, the home incorporates steel columns and beams as part of the architectural expression while allowing for generous open interior spaces.
The main level is organized as a bright open-concept living area designed to capture panoramic mountain views through expansive sliding glass doors and dramatic floor-to-ceiling glazing. White oak hardwood flooring runs throughout, complemented by custom white oak millwork, while the kitchen features Rauvisio Ferro by Rehau, introducing a distinctive warm metallic hue and texture to the space. An architectural open steel staircase with solid oak treads provides a striking visual element within the home while linking the two levels with clean contemporary detailing.
Four spacious bedrooms each feature their own ensuite, creating a comfortable and private layout for family and guests. The primary suite is designed as a quiet retreat, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing the surrounding landscape. A gas fireplace, custom headboard wall, and private office add warmth and functionality, while the spa-inspired ensuite includes a soaking tub, steam shower, and refined finishes.
A dedicated media room with built-in speakers and integrated sound system provides an ideal space for entertainment, while three expansive decks extend the living areas outdoors. Finished with durable basalt pavers and complemented by custom-fabricated railings, these outdoor spaces take full advantage of the views and include a private hot tub for year-round enjoyment. A fully landscaped backyard provides generous, highly usable outdoor space.
Built to Step Code 3 standards for high energy efficiency, the home combines thoughtful detailing with long-term performance. Exterior materials—including custom cedar siding, stone veneer, modern metal cladding, and hemlock soffits that visually connect interior spaces to the roofline—create a cohesive architectural expression suited to its mountain setting.
