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A small builder, on purpose.<\/h1>

Six homes a year, never more. That is how every one gets built as drawn.<\/p>

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Why the name.<\/h2>\n

Larch is the mountain tree that turns gold each fall. Basalt is the dark stone under most of Idaho. Timber and stone, the two things every home here is made of.<\/p>\n

Larch & Basalt builds custom homes from about $2 million to $10 million and more, across the state. Mountain modern, mostly: stone, dark timber and walls of glass, set low into the land.<\/p>\n

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Who builds your home.<\/h2>\n

A founder who still walks every lot, a project lead for each home, and the same masons, framers and glaziers on every build.<\/p>\n