Originally designed as a church in the 1980s, its exterior is modest. Inside, it opens.

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High stud ceilings. Original concrete floors. An earthy terracotta palette. North-facing light that pours in softly across the day. A wood-burning fireplace for winter evenings.

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There is a queen bedroom, a dressing room, a separate study with desk and daybed, and a handmade clay-tiled shower with exposed copper plumbing. The kitchen balances beauty with utility. The dining table anchors the space. A deck faces out across wild field toward the river.

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Where The Portal feels expansive, The Assembly feels steady.