luxury houses with panoramic view for sale Snohomish County, United States

Rare remodeled 5-bedroom, 3-bath home in Olympus Terrace, perched above the Puget Sound with sweeping views of Whidbey Island and the snow-capped Olympic Mountains. Every inch of this home has been updated — arrive and settle in without a project in sight. The 3,000 sq ft layout spans a bright main level and fully finished 1,363 sq ft basement, offering flexible space for every stage of life: home office, media room, guest suite, or all three. Outdoor living is where this property truly shines. An 831 sq ft deck captures the views while a large patio extends your entertaining space at ground level. The yard features a gated garden area with mature fruit trees, manicured grounds, and a dedicated dog run — over half an acre designed for people and pets alike. A separate lower access road reveals even more potential: a natural ADU site already supported by dual 200-amp electrical service, ready for rental income, a guest house, or multigenerational living. Attached two-car garage, forced air heat, and a generous lot with open topography round out a property that balances privacy with convenience. Minutes from Mukilteo's waterfront, lighthouse, ferry terminal, and Paine Field, with access to the highly regarded Mukilteo School District. A fully remodeled view home with ADU potential in one of Mukilteo's most sought-after neighborhoods — this one covers all the bases.

Greenness is a private four lot residential park ~ 20 miles north of Seattle on Puget Sound's coast. It's centrally located and when traffic's light ~ 30 minutes to downtowns Seattle, Bellevue, or Everett. Lot I is Greenness' most favored and includes the top, west, and south slopes of its own coastal promontory rising up from a vibrant wildlife refuge stretching along the steep coastal bluff with unobstructed solar access and spectacular panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains and Peninsula, Whidbey Island, and Admiralty Inlet. Its house was conceived, designed, and largely built in 1962 by Grace LaRose, a very brave, artistic, and determined woman. Like many other Northwest artists, architects, and design thinkers, Grace was drawn to the time's most contemporary international design style from Germany and Japan with its more open, functional, flexible, and minimalistic floor plans and expansive view windows interconnecting interior and exterior spaces that became so popular throughout the world. Perfectly aligning and recessing the house's steel reinforced concrete daylight basement into the site's slopes, Grace provided unobstructed solar access to heat the earth sheltered thermal mass below. With an advanced custom fireplace and 4' overhangs to block summer's sun, it could be the Northwest's first resource conserving earth sheltered passively solar heated house. Since purchasing the estate 31 years ago, the owners have made several improvements and have plans for more.