Bodie meets Frank Lloyd Wright—exactly what Mammoth architect, Robert Creasy envisioned when designing this custom home in the June Lake Highlands. Thoughtful attention was given to light, design, and the use of sustainable materials, including marble tile, American Clay wall finishes, Richlite durable kitchen counters, Pella windows and doors, hydronic floor heating, tankless water heating, and passive solar. The cook's kitchen features a built-in JennAir convection oven and microwave, dual-drawer dishwasher, induction cooktop, Sub-Zero 36” bottom freezer/fridge, ample storage with soft-close cabinetry, and uphill views from the sink window. Adjacent is a bright sunroom/breakfast nook/office with a screened door and views of Gull Lake and Carson Peak. The living room speaks for itself with abundant natural light, hand-crafted wood finishes, mountain scenery, and a wood-burning fireplace. The third-level primary suite spans over 475 sq. ft. with a glass-enclosed Japanese soaking tub, large marble-tiled shower, generous closet and cabinet space, freestanding sink with mirror, separate toilet, and a private fenced Trex deck facing Gull Lake. The second level in addition to the living room, dining area, kitchen, and sunroom, includes a bedroom with built-in shelving, a guest bath with shower/tub, a three-story elevator, and a huge third bedroom or caretaker’s unit with a private bath, kitchenette, private staircase from the garage, and private deck. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac with county-plowed access and an attached two-car garage, this home offers year-round convenience, 360-degree views, and a unique blend of light, design, and craftsmanship.