A Clarksburg home where the architecture does the talking.

The Blue Mountains 516430 7th Line (Clarksburg) Asking price: $3.388 million Taxes: $6,472 (2016) Bedrooms: 5+1 Bathrooms: 6 MLS# 1625311

Raven Stone is outstanding in its field, literally. “The homeowners chose this exposed footprint with purpose, choosing to live with the elements rather than being shielded from them and to take in the panoramic views of the surrounding rural countryside and Georgian Bay,” says listing agent Barb Picot of Chestnut Park Real Estate, who has listed the property with Ron Picot.

“Defined by clean lines and dramatic angles inside and out, Raven Stone was designed by David Small in 2014,” she says. “It was built by Paul Rogers, a local builder, using natural materials allowing the home to blend seamlessly with its surroundings, while withstanding the potent elements of Mother Nature. The 36-acre property features “minimalist landscaping” that “allows the architecture to do the talking.”

The house, which was designed to accommodate three generations, has an open plan and offers more than 5,000 square feet on multiple levels.

A 23- f t.- high foyer is a dramatic space to welcome guests. It has floor- to- ceiling windows, a three- level white oak-and-tempered glass floating staircase and a zinc panel wall that runs the height of the house.

“The basement provides plenty of room to romp or relax, put- your- feet- up plush seating, ambient lighting and no- fuss flooring that make this a wonderful area for quiet escape or for a large gathering. The airy walkout basement is the homeowners preferred access to the outdoor saltwater pool area,” Picot says.

The chef ’s kitchen is an impressive meal preparation space that includes oak flooring, high- end appliances, a quartz waterfall island, a separate prep island and contemporary Wenge and painted cabinets.

A dozen people can enjoy a meal together in the dining room, which has a dramatic custom chandelier.

In the great room, a floorto- ceiling stone fireplace is the focal point. A sliding zinc panel conceals the television when it’s not in use. Custom window treatments throughout the home are also almost invisible when not in use, Picot says.

Other highlights for relaxing include a master suite and an ensuite bathroom with infloor radiant heating and a soaker tub.

This luxury property is close to golfing, skiing, boating, hiking and biking. The Peaks Ski Club and Blue Mountain Village are also nearby. “It’s perfect for a weekend home or permanent residence,” Picot says.