The Dwell Home (Wieler House #1)
| General Contractor: Mt. Vernon Homes, Inc. |
| Contractor (Final): Wieler Construction, LLC |
| Architect: Resolution: 4 Architecture |
| Square Footage: 2340 ft2 inside, 1000+ ft2 of exterior decks |
| Bedrooms / Bathrooms: 2 / 2.5 |
Wieler House #1, better known as the Original Dwell Home, was the first home to be completed by Wieler. Homeowner Nathan Wieler leveraged the lessons learned in building this home to launch the company's current portfolio of modern prefab home designs.
The home sits on a secluded hilltop surrounded by federal preserved lands yet located five minutes from downtown Pittsboro in Chatham County, North Carolina. The home is ideally sited to take advantage of views of the surrounding hills and access to thousands of acres of federally preserved Jordan Lake land. The exterior features cedar siding and concrete along with decks made of recycled composite materials. The bright, open interior spaces offer a visual connection to the outdoors, and include sustainable features such as bamboo flooring and passive solar orientation. The house has been featured extensively in the media, with coverage in publications such as the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. Refer to our Press section for past media coverage.
Additional information about the history of the house is located on the Wieler Story page, and a gallery of photos is also online.
