This new 4,000 sf home is located on a lightly wooded site on Tabbs Creek off the Chesapeake Bay. The property has a private deep water slip.

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Being a protected wetland area, all of the existing healthy trees were identified and preserved, and a 100 foot buffer was maintained between the new construction and the water.  The planning and orientation of the house allow most rooms of the house a view of the water and the owners' sailboat. 

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The home's structure is wood framing and truss joists with cement board panel siding and an architectural asphalt shingle roof.  Other features include a two-story living space, an open loft, and a see-thru fireplace.  The home's rural location perfectly accommodated off-grid well water supply and septic waste systems.  

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