Located on the LeBaron Hills Golf Course, the LeBaron Hills Country
Club is a 39,000 square foot private country club. The clubhouse has a casually elegant ambiance, and was designed to match the context of Lakeville, a rural residential town in southeastern Massachusetts.

The clubhouse was kept to one story, and was designed with brackets, square windows, shed dormers, and thoughtful trim to define the façade and keep the building rooted in a residential context.

The floor plan was kept open, and lighter colored finishes were used throughout the interior. Expansive windows were used throughout the clubhouse to allow for maximum natural light to flow into the building, as well as to provide visual access to the golf course. The golf pro shop tower serves as the focal point of the golf course elevation. A clerestory over the member’s lobby breaks up the mass of the building, and allows for generous amounts of natural light to pour into the area. The restaurant and banquet rooms are arranged in a grand symmetrical massing that alludes to the more formal atmosphere of the rooms, and are visually accented by a centrally located fireplace with a stone chimney. The cocktail lounge, which is situated between the restaurant and golf pro shop, serves as a transition between the two areas. With three walls of windows, the lounge has a panoramic view of the golf course.

Separated by a Health and Wellness Center, the men’s and women’s locker rooms, comprise two walls of the outdoor pool area. The pool is anchored by a detached building that houses a snack bar and a tennis pro-shop.

Photos by Bruce T. Martin