THE HOUSE

The Straw Bale House is 1,050 square feet, situated next to running water and a mature grove of aspen trees keeping it well sheltered from the highway a quarter mile away.

FEATURES:

Octagonal wheat straw bale, R value=54

Solar Thermal Heating System with evacuated tubes for domestic hot water with an 80-gallon water tank and in floor heat with propane NTI boiler backup with on-demand hot water

Thermal window shades throughout house

Roof = metal

Flooring: flagstone, Saltillo tile and wood

Walls: Interior = two coats of lime and sand plastered directly onto straw bales with one coat of hot lime and two coats of low VOC latex paint, tongue and groove spruce and sheetrock

Exterior = straw bales wrapped with stucco netting then two coats of cement stucco and a color coat of synthetic dryvit and cedar siding on cupola, sofit and fascia

Solarium entryway and growing space insulated with cotton bats and blown in cellulose

Internet connection with Wild Blue

Bedroom with loft

Cupola with loft

Bathroom with claw foot tub

Refrigerator/freezer: Sun Frost

Stove/oven: propane with pilots

Washing machine: Bosch

Water softening with magnetohydrodynamics = magnets affixed to water pipes

Septic tank sized for three bedrooms

Strawbale Home
Kitchen
Living
Reality Door
Bathroom
Bathroom
Bedroom, Ladder to Storage Loft
Cupola Loft
360 Virtual Tour
Sustainable
Photo Gallery
The House
The Greenhouse
The Yurt
The Land
The Water
Home Page
Round Mountain
Institute Web Site

Offered for
$ 1,500,000

Owner Financing Available

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