East and West Fusion. 'Japanese style' and 'American Craftsman' architectures and philosophies merge into a truly unique home. Tremendous rock work sets the foundation by which the alchemy takes shape. Note, how the trim and 'support beams' taper from 'wide to narrow' giving the home the elevating 'slightly off the ground' feel as with traditional Japanese architecture. The brook in front of the home and the creek in back generally identifies with the Japanese aesthetic which stems from ideals of Taoism, imported from China in ancient times. While the sturdiness and the distinctiveness of the American Craftsman style has its origins from the British 'Arts and Crafts' movement which began as a philosophy and artistic style founded earlier in the 1860s. This British movement was a reaction to the Industrial Revolution, with its disregard for the individual worker and degradation of the dignity of human labor. Seeking to ennoble the craftsman once again, the movement emphasized 3,200 square feet of luxury awaits you in West Bishop on a .37 acre lot. Brook in the front yard and a creek flowing through your backyard. Hardwood floor throughout which is complemented by the wooden stairs, doors and ceiling beams. Custom built cabinets, walk-in closets, plenty of storage space. It even has an exercise room! Gently lived in 2006 construction. A fireplace in the living room and one more in the master bedroom. Gourmet kitchen with granite counter-top. The master bathroom's rock work and travertine tile wall give it a modern luxurious look.
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