PHOTOGRAPHER:
ERIC
ROTH
PROJECT: Cranberry Cove, Hopkinton, MA
— Old World architectural and European-
style home.
BUILDER: E. W. Tarca Construction
ARCHITECT: Jerry Johnson
Landscape Architect: Dana Schock & Assoc.
"Another home in Hopkinton is part of our
well-known Cranberry Cove project, which
was developed in 2002–2003 and designed
by architect Jerry Johnson from Dallas. Jerry
was instrumental in bringing the architectural
style to New England," Ed says. "We liked
it so much that we built an entire street in
that style, except for the project mentioned
above, which was the only one with the
wood, shingle and stone components. All
other homes in Cranberry Cove have brick,
stone and ornamental features outside and
wrought iron and natural woods inside. The
special glazing, wine cellars and architectural
features all come from the Dallas area. The
owners of this house were from the United
Kingdom, so they requested a decidedly Old
World flavor in this project. The lower level
has a large bar for entertaining, and most
strikingly European is the imported snooker
table, which is larger than the traditional
American billiards table. Bright lighting was
installed directly over the snooker table,
which worked very well with the more
subdued lighting that surrounded it. Since
one of the homeowners is a wine collector,
we built the wine cellar to house some
3,000 bottles. An Old World wine tasting
area is separated by insulated glass and
contemporary wood. There is also a brick and
stone screened porch with a copper roof, and
a swimming pool."
PHOTOGRAPHER:
ERIC
ROTH
PHOTOGRAPHER:
ERIC
ROTH
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