Originally built in 1958, the Dennis Residence is one of the earliest West Coast Modern homes in Horseshoe Bay, designed by renowned architect Bob Lewis—a pioneer of the postwar West Coast Modern movement. Thoughtfully preserved, this iconic post-and-beam home remains true to its midcentury roots while seamlessly incorporating timeless design and tasteful modern updates.

Spread across two levels, the home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a total of 2,271 square feet of living space, along with a private detached office. Set on a lush 7,500 sq ft lot, the property features expansive patios that complement the home's architectural elegance. The beautifully landscaped grounds include Japanese maples, lavender, peonies, and fruit trees, creating a tranquil outdoor retreat complete with a hot tub, pond, and stunning mountain views.

Named after its original owners, Ian and Judith Dennis, this residence exemplifies Bob Lewis’ vision—simple, functional design in harmony with nature.