Arts and Crafts is a beloved architectural model for its emphasis on fireplaces, open up layouts, crafted-ins, and a lot more, and 135 Mountain Arrow Travel in Camden, Maine, embodies it all.

The dwelling was custom-developed by Dominic Paul Mercadante for Dyke Messler, who developed it primarily based on his grandparents’ property in Pasadena, Calif., the place he expended weekends and holiday seasons as a youngster. That residence was the Gamble Household, built by Charles and Henry Greene for David and Mary Gamble of Procter & Gamble fame, according to Previous Dwelling Journal.

The Camden home shares quite a few of the options of the Gamble Property, but with modern twists. 

“It’s type of a modern spin on the initial Arts and Crafts design,” listing agent Brian Wickenden of Legacy Qualities Sotheby’s Intercontinental Realty claimed. 

Perfectly-crafted, uncovered joinery during the inside and on the exterior emphasize the home’s simplistic Craftsman style and design, although lighter wooden and a lot more natural mild make for brighter interiors than are usual of the model. The 2012 Camden iteration also characteristics current technological innovation, together with photo voltaic panels and geothermal radiant warmth. 

Resting on just over 18 acres at the base of Camden Hills Point out Park (house to Mount Battie), the property’s elevation enables for countless sights of Camden Harbor and Penobscot Bay. The $8,500,000 listing includes a 1,152-square-foot a person-bed, one-bathtub visitor residence with a heated-two vehicle garage and a greenhouse and a 6,800-sq.-foot key household with 3 bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a single 50 percent bathroom, and a heated two-vehicle garage. There are also six fireplaces between the two structures — a single in the guest house and five in the primary house. 

The two-door garage is surrounded by tall, green pines.
.—Brian Vanden Brink

No depth was spared in the creation of the property, made clear in the nine sorts of wooden and 23 types of stone utilised in its building and structure. The a person-bedroom, one-lavatory guest dwelling was built first — a demo operate for the key residence — so that Mercadante and Messler could “get a perception of the joinery facts,” Messler instructed Aged Dwelling Journal in 2018. 

A close up of the interlocking wood joinery.
.—Brian Vanden Brink

The entrance to the main household characteristics an beautiful doorway with stained glass underneath a stone-columned portico. Wood takes over within: wood flooring and walls, wood-beamed ceilings, wooden casings all-around the home windows, and wooden crafted-ins. Fireplaces in the residing space, eating space, and library feature eye-catching stone and tile surrounds. In the kitchen, the counters are a speckled beige-and-black Brazilian granite. 

This photo shows the entrance of the house. There are two stone column supporting a portico with a gabled roof. There is a light above the door and the door itself has stained glass panes in it. The photo appears to be taken at dusk.
.—Brian Vanden Brink
The dining room has high, wood ceilings. There is a wood table with two chairs set up at it. There is a fireplace with a blue-green stone surround built into the right wall.
.—Brian Vanden Brink
Two couches sit facing each other in a room. Lots of natural light pours in from the wall of windows on the far side of the room. There is a fireplace built into the right side of the room, and a glass coffee table in between the couches. The coffered ceilings has wood beams.
.—Brian Vanden Brink
The back of a red couch is visible in the foreground, sitting on a patterned rug. There the ceiling has skinny wood beams and recessed lighting. The couch is facing a stove-like fireplace.
.—Brian Vanden Brink
There is an island with a stove on top in the middle of the kitchen. There is a counter along the bag wall with a farmhouse sink built in. The cabinets in this room are all made of light colored wood.
.—Brian Vanden Brink

The principal suite requires up considerably of the next amount and is house to a significant stroll-in closet, a sitting down place with a deck going through the drinking water, a hearth, and an en-suite toilet with Crema Marfil marble flooring and each a shower and a tub. The other two bedrooms are on the flooring, and a single has an en-suite lavatory. 

The walk-in closet has built-in wood drawers along two walls. There are two lights overhead and two small windows.
.—Brian Vanden Brink

The lessen stage — property to a theater place with a developed-in projector and display, an work out room, a sauna, and a wine cellar — was produced to entertain. 

the media room has a several lounge chairs set up facing a screen where it appears that a movie is playin. There is wood wainscoting all along the walls.
.—Brian Vanden Brink

The format of the lush grounds obtained just as considerably care as the design of the house alone. The vendor purchased additional than 5,000 trees, crops, and shrubs, which surround an infinity pool with a constructed-in very hot tub. A organic-hunting drinking water attribute winds its way all-around the ponds that dot the home. 

A view of the home from the yard. There are lots of shrubs and bushes, and tall pines surround the home. There is a short stone staircase on the right side.
.—Brian Vanden Brink
.—Brian Vanden Brink

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