This contemporary Knoxville masterpiece was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal. Hundred year old willow oaks frame this home overlooking the ever popular Cherokee Boulevard. Windows abound throughout, and ''the treehouse,'' as it is known, is perfect for morning coffee or evening cocktails as you take in the peaceful surroundings. Reflective of mid-century modern structures inspired by Bruce McCarty, this home was designed to bring the beauty of nature inside. Barber McMurry and contractor Gerald Jenkins updated the home in 2005. As such, an abundance of amenities include white oak wood floors, custom made iron pieces and cabinetry, and inspirational chandelier and light fixtures created by sculpture artist Daniel Berglund. This exceptional home blends

Supplements: comfort and sophistication upon entering the formal sitting room and flows to the chef's kitchen, featuring top of the line appliances, refrigerator drawers, concrete counter tops, and a custom made steel bar. A formal dining room gives access to the lower level which includes a 600+ bottle cedar lined wine cellar and a well-equipped exercise room with a view. The grand master bedroom suite includes his/hers walk in closets, a laundry elevator, cedar lined sauna, Toto Smart toilet, beautiful marble steam shower and whirlpool tub as well as heated towel rack and drawers. The suite has private outdoor entrances to front and back screened in verandas. The natural light and panoramic views of the professionally landscaped garden throughout the home are unmatched. The back yard oasis never disappoints with an outdoor kitchen, fire pit, remote automatic shade structure, sundeck, in-ground spa and large heated saltwater pool with sprayers. The whole house gas powered generator has a home of its own discreetly located in a secret garden. Outdoor accent lighting gives just the right touch as does the Sonos sound system for use in the entire home as well as the pool area.