Long before the Lower Madison Residence was even conceived, the owner fell in love with a meadow around which the blue-ribbon trout steam curled. There was an antiquated cabin already on the property, and Studio Architects relocated the old cabin for use as a charming guest cabin, and added a beautiful new home the the property as well.

The home is a stunning full round, saddle-notched log structure with meticulous hand-crafted work in features like the full masonry indoor/outdoor/ fireplace andplentiful built-ins. Soaring cathedral ceilings open the great room and privide ample and inventive space for the owner's museum-quality Native American artifacts. The home features two master suites, both with walk-out covered decks so guests can also enjoy the breathtaking setting in absolute comfort. An upstairs bunk room sleeps eight and employs playful and practical features like a trough sink with multiple faucets. A covered deck with fireplace leads to a stone patio and eventually a gazebo for a charming retreat at the river's edge.