An ample south facing deck beckons visitors to linger and enjoy this tranquil setting.

Nestled on 3 acres, this single family home is an affordable, deeply carbon-beneficial structure.

The wood stove offers a cozy space to gather around and helps to make the utility bills of this already energy efficient home even lower

This shower is made out of tadelakt, another form of lime plaster. Meticulously applied, this material makes any space water tight, durable, and long-lasting

European Tilt Turn Windows open from the top and offer unique energy efficiency and sound blocking qualities. These in particular also offer a view onto the land where the timber for the timber frame was gathered.

This farm house sink adds a familiar touch to this sustainable structure.

These walls are covered in milk paint. Milk paint is local, regenerative, and abundant, making it the ideal final layer for natural building

A peek into the hempcrete packed wall-system.

A rendering of this carbon-beneficial home

Aerial view of the resilient structure

Light streams through to illuminate hempcrete installation.

Spray applying hempcrete to insulate the Cape Cod Hemp House was a new method for HempStone

The Cape Cod Hemp House taking in the sun and drying-hopefully!

In between base coat and final coat plaster

The tall gable facades at 36’ and 40’ ft respectively, made for a very complex installation process that required boom lift equipment

Ladders for scale

Tom sprays hempcrete on the Foyer/Garage wall

Unplastered wall vs plastered wall

Drying out hempcrete with the sun

A snippet of our team that worked on the house!

Pre-hempcrete framing

The team gathers around for a well-deserved break and photo

Making sure everything is level and also peace!

The dedicated team of installers