Zen House for Sale in Heights

Filed in Houston Heights Homes for Sale by on October 29, 2020

Artistic Zen House for Sale in Houston Heights

This zen house is designed for the artist that lives within. A private entry courtyard with curved brick walls on 3 sides, curved porch roof, total privacy. Begin your day outside in a private enclosed space. The French entry doors are a focal point. They are copper clad, with a wonderful patina.

830 W 27th Street, Houston, TX 77008. 2-2-2, 1311 SF, $437,500 Single-Family.   See details MLS #94312754   Houston Heights

Artistsic zen house in Heights

Enjoy privacy in your enclosed front courtyard

Enclosed courtyard in Heights home

Open the double gates to be inviting, or close them for privacy.

Simplicity rules inside the house. Open concept with stained concrete floors, tall ceilings, elevated windows.  Walls are angled, not at 90°, so the space is open instead of being chopped up into tiny boxes.

Interior shots of this Heights zen-like home

zen house for sale

This house is entirely open but has visually defined spaces

The open spaces are flexible. The front rights corner is being used as office, but could also be large dining area.

open, zen house in Heights

Notice how your eye is drawn through the house. The angled walls extend your view instead of blocking it. The hall in back has curved ceiling and accent lights.

artistic zen house-bedroom

One window in the guest bedroom opens to well-lit hall, bringing in light.

Everything is by design in this Heights home, even the window opening to naturally lit hall.

bathroom of artistic house

Bath 2 has shower. Pocket doors are used in places where swinging doors would interfere with furniture. The master bath has tub with shower.

The master suite with bath is in back of house. Note that there are no drapes. The back courtyard is surrounded by an 8 ft privacy fence. Red door, seen through window, goes to alley-access 2 car garage.

What is zen in home design?

“Zen design embodies this minimalist philosophy, making use of natural materials, patterns of light and space, and a near-monastic rejection of clutter. A Zen home is meant to be relaxing, contemplative and visually balanced and appealing. The ideas for structuring a life work just as well for interior design.”

 

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