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Exceptional design, extraordinary setting and enduring quality converge in this remarkable modern retreat in Yarrow Point. Set on a coveted 50-yard-line lot in the heart of the neighborhood, the home balances sweeping Lake Washington, Olympic Mountain and sunset views and verdant escape gardens. Expansive windows draw the landscape inward, while mature hedges, flowering trees, lush lawns and a private pool create an effortless sense of cocooned connection to the outdoors. Designed by award-winning architect Lane Williams and built by McKinstry Construction, the 6,200+ square-foot residence pairs clean contemporary architecture with the warmth of mahogany, cherry, quartz and natural stone. Every detail reflects a commitment to true craftsmanship, creating interiors that are sophisticated, inviting and timeless. 6 bedrooms, multiple flex rooms, epicurean kitchen, 3 car side load garage with Tesla charger and so many thoughtful details. A rare expression of modern living in one of Yarrow Point's most coveted settings-designed for gracious entertaining, quiet retreat and a life beautifully lived.

Set on nearly three-quarters of an acre in the heart of Clyde Hill, this custom Northwest contemporary offers mountain, golf course, and partial Lake Washington views from one of West Bellevue's quietest streets. Tall ceilings, clean lines, and generous windows keep the main level open and light-filled, with the great room, dining room, and kitchen with walk-in pantry flowing together for both daily life and larger gatherings. The main-floor primary suite sits quietly apart from the rest of the home, with its own fireplace and spa-inspired bath, while a dedicated office and a recently added main-level bedroom and bath add flexibility. Below, a fully finished daylight lower level lives like a private residence of its own with second kitchen, rec and bonus rooms, and a wine cellar. Outside, level lawn, mature landscaping, sport court, and expansive deck and patio space create room for summer gatherings or quiet mornings surrounded by green. Minutes to downtown Bellevue, Overlake Golf & Country Club, SR 520, and top-tier Bellevue schools. A rare combination of single level living, privacy, and location in one of the Eastside's most coveted communities.

A striking new-construction custom residence designed by Métrica Architects and led by studio cofounder Andrés Villaveces, set within one of the Eastside’s most established residential enclaves. This 7740-square-foot Clyde Hill home offers five bedrooms and a private, non-motorized lake that remains quiet and constant. Sightlines are composed with precision, with walls of glass carrying the eye through the residence and toward the landscape. The principal social spaces are expansive, warm and effortlessly connected. Kitchen, dining and great room move as one around a dramatic fireplace, opening fully to generous covered terraces through broad folding doors that disappear almost entirely. A generous scullery keeps the working side of the kitchen discreetly out of view, while an outdoor kitchen and grilling station extend the experience. A main-level suite offers privacy, ease and flexibility. Set apart from the social areas, the private bedroom level is anchored by an exceptional primary suite, three additional en suite bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, and a family room. Above, a library opens directly to an expansive rooftop deck, joined by a private office and separate study. A dedicated wellness suite includes an expansive fitness studio, locker room, shower and bathroom. Broad lawn areas and composed landscaping extend the architecture beyond the walls, while smart-home technology and an oversized garage bring exceptional function to daily life.

There are homes you admire, and there are places you feel the moment you arrive. Set along 275 feet of Blakely Harbor waterfront, this exceptional Bainbridge Island residence was designed and built as the architect's own home, with extraordinary attention given to every material, proportion, and detail. Walls of steel framed glass dissolve into 180-degree southern views while doors open wide to blur the distinction between indoors and out. Here, living space is not defined by walls alone. It extends naturally into gardens, terraces, shoreline, sky, and water, creating a sense of openness and freedom that feels far larger than the home itself. Days move effortlessly between inside and out—morning coffee in the fresh air, afternoons on the water, evenings gathered under changing skies, and easy walk-in access to miles of forested trails. A historic late-1800s brick Art House adds another layer of character, versatility, and provenance to the property. Inside, natural materials, artisan craftsmanship, beautifully considered spaces, and spa-inspired retreats create understated, enduring luxury. Private, soulful, and deeply connected to its surroundings, this is a home designed not simply to be lived in, but to be lived beyond.

Enjoy 90 feet of private Puget Sound waterfront, with your own shoreline just a short stroll down a private trail from the residence.Panoramic views stretching across the Sound to the Olympic Mountains and nearby islands. And architecture that is anything but ordinary. Set on a secluded half-acre, the Schickler House was designed by noted Seattle architect Ralf E. Decker to live toward the water. Walls of glass frame the view, while the signature butterfly roof, exposed beams, rich wood paneling and aggregate floors give the home unmistakable Northwest Modern character. Key systems, plumbing and baths have been thoughtfully updated. French doors open to expansive patios, lawn and the shoreline beyond. The flexible two-level plan offers three bedrooms, including a primary suite with an adjoining den, and generous spaces for living and entertaining. A private beach, deeded tidelands, and a fully permitted mooring buoy make the Sound part of everyday life. Architecture. Waterfront. Community. A Puget Sound lifestyle that is increasingly hard to find. And then there is Normandy Park—a rare, established waterfront community where a true neighborhood culture still exists. This property includes Lot A privileges at The Cove, an 18-acre private waterfront gathering place with 700 feet of Puget Sound shoreline, a clubhouse, tennis courts and wooded trails. Remarkably private, yet convenient to Sea-Tac and Seattle.