Click here for more information and photos about the Menlo Passive project. This stunning Mission Revival style residence integrates Old World charm with modern-day technology. Just completed by renowned California builder, Clarum Homes, who is known for seamlessly blending European style influences with the relaxed indoor/outdoor culture of California living. Upholding characteristics of an earlier time period while boasting sustainable building materials creates an undefined custom masterpiece. The interior design is dramatic and stylish ? with hand scraped hickory hardwood floors, soaring ceilings and exquisite finishes. Throughout, great care was taken in selecting materials appropriate to honor a timeless atmosphere with touches of luxury at every turn. The spacious one-level design incorporates a flowing floor plan comprised of everything needed for luxury convenience including beautifully appointed bathrooms, a tremendous gourmet kitchen and a note-worthy great room ensemble. The epitome of traditional design, the home is devoted to spacious public and informal gathering spaces. Encompassing four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a lavish master suite with spa-inspired bathroom completes the generous accommodations that span throughout 3,308 square feet. The grounds spring forth in verdant color with a vast stretch of level lawn and parterre gardens with permeable pavers artistically outlining an array of fresh foliage. A tiered fountain upon the rear terrace provides soothing sounds of nature and defines one of many sitting areas found throughout. This net-zero energy home will be one of California?s first certified Passive homes built pushing the envelope on Green building. The term passive house refers to the rigorous, voluntary, standard for energy efficiency in a building, reducing its ecological footprint. It results in ultra-low energy buildings that require little energy for space heating or cooling.
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