Powder House Pass, Lead, SD · A generous Black Hills lodge with room to retreat and reconnect.
The project
A forest setting. A shared escape.
Ever Rest is a six-bedroom custom home in Powder House Pass, arranged around a tall, light-filled great room. Large windows frame the surrounding pines, while a stone fireplace, wood staircase and overlooking gallery give the shared spaces a distinct lodge character.
The kitchen pairs warm wood cabinetry with a generous island and a long dining table, keeping cooking and conversation connected. Private sleeping rooms and an upper bonus lounge offer places to spread out. A sheltered patio with outdoor dining and a hot tub extends the home into its wooded setting, while the garage provides practical space for outdoor equipment.
Twilight lodge elevation framed by tall pinesAerial view of the lodge within the forestDaylight view across the home and wooded groundsLiving room beneath tall windows beside the kitchenFull-height fireplace and staircase in the great roomVertical view of the fireplace and upper gallerySectional seating facing the stone fireplaceOpen wood staircase beside the main entryLong dining table connecting to the kitchen islandKitchen and dining area beneath glass pendant lightsIsland seating framed by warm wood cabinetryRange wall and island in the open kitchenElevated view of the rooflines and forested siteKitchen island with seating along the cooking areaCabinetry side of the island looking toward the living roomKitchen island connecting with dining and the fireplaceKitchen work aisle with wall ovens and dark countertopsDining table looking toward the fireplace and staircaseBedroom with wood headboard and generous windowsBedroom storage and doorway to the adjoining bathBathroom with glass shower and dark countertopBedroom with a wood bed and windows toward the treesAlternate bedroom view toward the entry doorRear elevation with covered patio beneath layered rooflinesDouble bathroom vanity with tall wood storageFreestanding tub beside a broad windowTiled shower with dark fixtures and recessed shelfTub rim and window detailCompact powder-room vanity with framed mirrorLaundry and entry bench with wall hooksLaundry utility sink and wood cabinetryGreat room seating looking toward kitchen and entryWardrobe passage connecting with the bedroomUpper gallery with wood railing and tall windowsAerial view of the home and drivewayUpper landing beside the full-height fireplace wallView down from the gallery into the great roomBedroom with a double bed and bunk bedsBedroom with woodland view and framed artworkTub and tiled shower surroundBedroom view from the doorwayGlass shower enclosure beside wood trimBathroom vanity with framed mirror and windowBedroom connecting with bath and wardrobe spaceBroad aerial view of the lodge and surrounding forestUpper bonus lounge with comfortable seatingWet bar beside the upper lounge seatingMedia lounge beneath the sloping ceilingAdditional sleeping space in the upper bonus roomAlternate view across the bonus loungeLong double vanity with wood storage drawersShared bedroom with bunk beds and a double bedBedroom view toward the adjoining bathWood linen storage beside the bathroom vanityGlass shower door and tiled surroundAerial view of the lodge and neighborhood treesBedroom with generous windows and wood trimBunk-bed sleeping area beneath framed artworkDouble bed and bunk beds viewed toward the windowsOutdoor seating and fire table beside the covered patioHot tub beneath the covered patio roofHot tub and outdoor gathering space facing the treesFire table seating along the sheltered patioCovered patio with grill and outdoor diningGarage interior with recreation equipment and glazed doorsGarage storage for bikes and outdoor equipmentTwilight facade with glowing windows and sheltered patioLodge at dusk among the pinesDistant twilight aerial view across the Black HillsTimber-trimmed entry and stone baseWide daylight view of the arrival elevation
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