1830 Rolling Hills Street

This organic modern home is designed for the rhythms of real life. It’s a place to gather, work, create, and rest. Perched atop a rolling hill with expansive views, it offers a balance of elevated design and everyday Hygge comfort. The multiple levels are nestled into the hillside, creating private corners and unexpected views. With three indoor and three outdoor living spaces, four bedrooms, and two and a half bathrooms, the layout is practical without feeling predictable. The home opens to soaring skylight-filled ceilings. The light-filled space is automatically shielded at dusk by shades that awaken at dawn. The spacious updated kitchen boasts Brazilian quartzite countertops and custom inset soft-close maple cabinetry. At the center of the home, the living room opens to accommodate gatherings with many conversational spaces, and an additional space for media, a playroom, or studio. Hardwood hickory flooring carries throughout the main living areas, grounding the modern lines with warmth. Moving down the stairs, a landing—with a view of the large front hill and trees—adds additional space for recreation or work. Continuing down, a partially subterranean sleeping-level exudes stillness and calm for the four bedrooms and two full baths. Step outside to three distinct patio areas, each with its own mood—morning coffee in the sun, family meal, quiet evening under the stars. Two oversized driveways add to the convenience, with plenty of parking that doesn’t disrupt views. Located in the Monroe School District with quick access to Hwy 9 and I-35, the setting is both connected and tucked away. It’s close enough for an easy commute, yet far enough to retreat at the end of the day. This home is current, yet enduring. And it is ready for its new steward.