26210 Elwood Rd

Experience the harmonious blend of nature and design in the award-winning Lapp RiverHouse, a creation of renowned architect Arthur Dyson.

Nestled along the serene banks of the Kings River, this exceptional residence offers a unique living experience that seamlessly integrates indoor comfort with the beauty of its natural surroundings. Designed by Arthur Dyson, the Lapp RiverHouse exemplifies organic architecture, featuring flowing lines and natural materials that complement the riverside landscape. Situated on the tranquil Kings River, the property provides stunning water views and a peaceful environment, perfect for relaxation and inspiration. The home's design emphasizes openness and light, with expansive windows that invite the outdoors in and create a seamless connection with nature. Recognized for its innovative architecture, the Lapp RiverHouse has received accolades highlighting its unique contribution to contemporary residential design. This is a rare opportunity to own a residence that embodies the essence of authentic, personalized architecture. The Lapp RiverHouse is more than a home; it's a testament to the beauty that emerges when design and nature exist in perfect harmony.

This home located at 26210 Elwood RD is currently active and has been available on pardeeproperties.com for 1 day. This property is listed at $2,300,000. It has 2 beds and 2 bathrooms. The property was built in 2012. 26210 Elwood RD is in the Out of Area community of Fresno County.

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