01 Exploded view

00 / 08 · assembled

02 The parts

The house,
in eight parts.

The house comes apart in eight steps, listed below. Click a number to move the model to that step.

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Fig. A · the eight steps, 01–08.
01 Roof 289 m² One teak roof with 2.7 m overhangs. It comes off first.
02 Eaves & chimney 68 lm The overhangs shade the windows. They lift off with the roof.
03 Upper floor 240 m² Five bedroom suites and a gallery. No two suites share a wall.
04 Great room 86 m² A double-height living room that opens onto the terrace and the water.
05 Ground floor walls 234 m² The kitchen, study and service rooms.
06 Pool terrace 78 m² A 25 m pool along the west side of the house.
07 The gardens 9,700 m² Magnolias and oaks cover the plot. The house uses a fifth of it.
08 The base 560 m² Everything goes back together.

02.1 Sun study

One summer day, hour by hour.

A sun study of the model for 21 June: sunrise 05:10, solar noon 13:22 with the sun at 63°, sunset 21:34. Scrolling moves the sun across the day.

02.2 Walk-through

Lift the roof, then walk in.

A scroll-driven walk through the furnished model: the roof lifts away, the camera enters the primary suite, follows the oak stair, crosses the great room and runs along the kitchen. Six stops, each with a short note.

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03 Selected views

Selected views (6)

Six pictures of the 3D model from different angles. These are renders, not photos.

North side of the 3D model, seen through a long lens
View 01 · North elevation85 mm · 560 m²
The approach to the house at eye level, drive in the foreground
View 02 · The approach35 mm · eye level
The roof plane seen from above, gardens around it
View 03 · Roof24 mm · 289 m²
West terrace and lap pool beside the house
View 04 · West terrace35 mm · 25 m pool
Exploded axonometric of the model, roof and floors separated
View 05 · Exploded viewStep 05 · 24 pieces
Close-up of the roof edge and dormer window on the 3D model
View 06 · Eaves detail85 mm · 2.7 m overhang

03.1 Photographs

The house, in photographs.

These are placeholder photos. On a real listing, your own photos go here. Hover over any photo to see how.

Interiors · four rooms

A bright living room with a wall of glass doors opening onto a sea terrace
Your chosen images can be shown here for your custom website

Great room · glazed west wallPlaceholder

A lounge with old stone walls, timber beams and soft sofas
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Lounge · stone wallsPlaceholder

A white bed beside a stone wall and tall doors open to a balcony
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Primary suite · stone wallPlaceholder

An upstairs sitting room under a timber ceiling, with arched doors to the sea
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Gallery room · timber beamsPlaceholder

Exteriors · the villa & water

An infinity pool reflecting the evening sky, with a covered terrace beside it
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The villa · infinity poolPlaceholder

A covered wooden deck looking straight out to the sea
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West deck · the Roseland shorePlaceholder

A long lap pool set into a lawn, with a planted garden around it
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South elevation · pool terracePlaceholder

A timber house and its deck over the water at sunset
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The villa at dusk · west terracePlaceholder

04 Process

How we built it.

Step one · model

A free 3D model.

The house is a free 3D model from Kenney's City Kit (CC0 licence). We didn't change the file. The roof, chimney, windows and walls are all one piece.

All the numbers on this site, like room sizes and heights, are measured from that model.

Wireframe render of the 3D model, every triangle visible
Fig. P1 · the model as downloadedKenney kit · CC0

Step two · cut

Cut into 24 pieces.

When the page loads, code finds every separate part of the model and cuts the tall walls into roof, upper floor and ground floor. That gives 24 pieces, and each one gets its own direction to move in.

Nothing extra was modelled. The animation only moves parts that are really there.

The exploded model, its islands separated in the air
Fig. P2 · the pieces, halfway apart24 pieces

Step three · scrolling

Your scroll drives it.

As you scroll, the roof comes off first, then the floors. The camera swings around the house in a gentle 150° arc, and at the end everything goes back together.

The video below is a placeholder for a real walk-through film.

Your walk-through video goes here.One continuous shot, from the roof down to the shore.
Video · walk-through16:9 · placeholder
The 3D model in evening light, seen from the garden

05 Visit

See it in person.

We show the house to one group a day, always at 17:30. Price on request.

Book a visit One group a day · 17:30