Award Winning Log Estate "Hamatreya" Featured in The Washington Post
- Erik Meltzer
- Mar 28
- 1 min read
We’re proud to share that Hamatreya, our stunning custom-designed mountain retreat in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, has been recognized by The Washington Post as their House of the Week.
This well-deserved spotlight speaks to the remarkable craftsmanship, design, and vision behind Hamatreya. Inspired by Ralph Waldo Emerson’s poem of the same name, this award-winning home seamlessly blends contemporary architecture with organic, nature-connected elements. It sits atop nearly 10 acres of land, offering panoramic views of Massanutten Mountain and the George Washington National Forest.
The Washington Post feature highlights many of the same details that make this home truly special—from its sustainable construction and energy-efficient features to its custom-crafted finishes like the rare shedua wood cabinetry and signature copper-clad fireplace. The layout is as functional as it is beautiful, with en-suite bedrooms designed to feel like individual cabins and a separate carriage house complete with a studio apartment.
Being recognized by a major publication like The Washington Post only reinforces what we've always known—Hamatreya is not just a home, it's a work of art, and a one-of-a-kind sanctuary.
Interested in learning more or scheduling a private showing?
Contact Lorraine directly or explore more details here:
Cell: +1 (202) 285-3935 Email: LNordlinger@ttrsir.com
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