luxury architect houses for sale Grandview, United States

This gated Sammamish estate offers a private sanctuary for those who treasure the Northwest lifestyle. Nestled on 9.81 acres of sunny manicured grounds with pastures, outbuildings, barn, and treed tranquility. Escape the hustle & bustle but enjoy being just minutes to fabulous amenities in Sammamish, Redmond and the Eastside. The home-designed by Robert Maloney and built by Jim Dow-is perfectly curated in the inviting lodge style. Envisioned for gathering, the soaring great room and epicurean kitchen are a feast for the senses with wood details and a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. The indoor/outdoor lifestyle is seamless with sets of glass doors opening to the pool and covered outdoor living room. Looking for main-level living? The ideal floor plan of this home offers a primary on the main with three secondary bedrooms on the upper level. For guests or multi-generational living, there is a 790 square foot studio over the garage with kitchen and bath. Garage parking for 5 cars. Nothing is missing at this once-in-a-lifetime offering that must be seen to be appreciated.

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.

An extraordinary expression of modern waterfront living, this custom Mercer Island residence by acclaimed architect Stuart Silk is a rare offering where visionary design meets the beauty of Lake Washington. Perfectly positioned with 103 feet of shoreline, the property draws in west-facing views of Seattle, the lake and the Olympic mountains. Masterfully designed to create a seamless connection between architecture, light, and water. Dramatic walls of floor-to-ceiling glass frame unforgettable sunsets from nearly every space. Soaring ceilings, rich wood detailing, and refined finishes create an atmosphere of warmth and sophistication. Designed for elevated living and exceptional entertaining, the open-concept interiors flow effortlessly from space to space to the outdoor living areas. Luxurious bedroom suites offer tranquil retreats, including a breathtaking primary sanctuary immersed in lake views. A private media lounge, curated design moments throughout, and impeccable craftsmanship elevate every inch of the residence. Outside, beautifully landscaped grounds lead to the water’s edge, creating an idyllic setting for lakeside living and year-round enjoyment. Rarely does a home so successfully balance architectural significance with comfort, privacy, and livability. Located in a cherished waterfront setting, this custom residence just completed in 2021 with new dock, offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to experience iconic Northwest luxury at its finest.

Occupying an elevated position with sweeping, cinematic vistas, this contemporary Portland residence showcases the Pacific Northwest's most breathtaking views. Spanning the downtown skyline and Willamette River, the view encompasses four iconic mountains-Hood, Adams, St. Helens, and Rainier. Originally built in 1953 and redesigned in 1999, the home pairs architectural drama with functional elegance while offering opportunities to further enhance and personalize its design. Expansive window walls, open living and entertaining spaces, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow connect to multiple view terraces and patios. The marble-appointed kitchen, updated in 2021, offers premium appliances and access to outdoor grilling and gathering spaces, while the main-level primary suite, dedicated office with full bath, and flexible lower-level living area, including a media room, spa retreat with indoor hot tub and sauna, and guest accommodations, provide exceptional versatility. Complete with a wraparound driveway and three-car tandem garage, this residence presents a rare opportunity to own a home defined by scale, setting, and unforgettable Northwest panoramas. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report

The Secret Garden Residence is a rare new work by Olson Kundig, conceived as a private C-shaped retreat around a garden courtyard and twin reflecting pools. Architecture, landscape and light form a continuous whole. A glass-lined gallery, 10-foot walnut door and Faune limestone flowing from exterior to interior establish a quiet, Japanese-influenced material language. Floating ceiling planes and a deeply cantilevered upper level, its structure concealed within the architecture, capture the home’s defining idea: extraordinary complexity engineered to disappear. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens the living spaces to the courtyard. The kitchen pairs rift-sawn walnut with Saratoga Black quartzite. The primary suite feels suspended within the landscape, opening to two terraces; its jewel-box bath is enveloped in Fior di Bosco marble and walnut. Five bedrooms are complemented by a custom walnut-and-blackened-steel library. An exceptionally sophisticated lighting design extends across every fixture, shifting automatically with the daylight outside. Lighting, shades, climate, audio and video are seamlessly integrated, AI- and voice-controlled, minimizing visual clutter. David Ohashi’s landscape layers granite boulders, Japanese maples, black pines, bamboo and evergreen screening around the courtyard, reflecting pools and terraces. A singular residence where structure, craft and technology quietly recede, leaving an experience that feels serene, immersive and almost otherworldly.

This iconic Tudor Revival estate in Portland's West Hills has been reborn through a nearly $20 million renovation, blending historic charm with the ultimate in contemporary luxury. Originally crafted in 1930 by celebrated architect Roscoe D. Hemenway, the 25,568-square-foot residence has been meticulously transformed by JHL Design and Green Gables Restoration with a reimagined interior seamlessly blending timeless elegance with top-of-the-line designer amenities, showcasing imported materials and handcrafted finishes. Perched on 3.26 stunning private acres, the property offers some of the best panoramic views of Portland's skyline and four majestic mountains in the metropolitan area, creating an extraordinary setting for both grand entertaining and everyday living. This storied property, built as the estate of the day in 1930, is the estate of today with a winning combination of historic architecture and modern amenities to be enjoyed for generations to come.

A one-of-a-kind presence on Lake Washington, Triptych is the vision of renowned architect Tom Kundig. The rare 3+ lush acres with 434± ft of flat waterfront affords unparalleled privacy. Kundig’s iconic details are highlighted throughout the design, materials and interior features. A home conceived for entertaining—both large and intimate—integrating art, nature and exceptional panoramic views. All the luxury amenities one expects are present: dock, lakeside pavilion, pool, large detached gym, 10,000+ bottle wine cellar, elevator & more. Triptych offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own an eminently livable, architecturally significant Tom Kundig masterpiece in an unmatched setting.

One of the most influential architects of our time is creating a legacy home like nothing seen before and the first one-of-a-kind ultra-modern residence by internationally acclaimed architect Robert Oshatz will soon be complete in PDX's West Hills. Part of an ultra-limited collection, this is the culmination of a life-long vision of the Frank Lloyd Wright Jr. apprentice. Sharing 90,000 sq ft of forested acreage, this one-of-a-kind home will inspire & excite for generations.

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.

Tucked into a serene natural setting, this striking mid-century modern residence seamlessly blends timeless architecture with sophisticated contemporary design. Originally built in the 1960s and thoughtfully reimagined by Vanilla Wood Design Build, the home reflects their philosophy of transforming spaces into bespoke sanctuaries with exceptional attention to detail, warmth, and livability. Walls of glass invite the outdoors in, filling the home with natural light and framing lush garden views. Clean architectural lines, curated finishes, and thoughtfully designed living spaces create an atmosphere that is both refined and inviting. The dramatic living spaces feature soaring wood ceilings and custom built-ins, with 3 outdoor decks that provide connection to the surrounding landscape-perfect for both quiet evenings and stylish entertaining. Offering 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and a private office with a 1/2 bath that could convert into a full bath, the floor plan provides flexibility for modern living, remote work, and hosting guests. The remodeled interiors honor the home's original mid-century character while incorporating elevated designer touches and contemporary comforts throughout. Located in a sought-after neighborhood with community amenities including a pool, tennis court, and scenic walking paths, this home offers a rare combination of architectural significance, lifestyle, and everyday convenience. A true Pacific Northwest retreat designed for those who appreciate timeless style and inspired living.

A rare waterfront Richard Sundeleaf-designed treasure on Oswego Lake, this beautifully renovated Tudor Revival-style English cottage rests on a coveted 0.33-acre double lot with 100+ feet of shoreline, southern exposure, and sweeping nearly 180-degree lake views. Offering 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, and timeless architectural character, the home blends historic pedigree with thoughtful modern updates. Highlights include expansive picture windows, refined living spaces, a main-level primary suite, updated kitchen with premium appliances, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The waterfront experience is exceptional, featuring a boathouse with rooftop sundeck, dock, swim ladder, boat lift, lakeside lawn, and stone patio with rustic outdoor fireplace. Just minutes to downtown Lake Oswego's boutiques, dining, Farmers Market, and top-rated schools, this is a singular opportunity to own a landmark lakefront residence.

The Sycamore is a gated, heritage landmark estate above Lake Washington in Denny Blaine-designed by famed architect Carl F. Gould and reimagined by Jean Jongeward-offering 11,530 sq ft on 24,000 sq ft of manicured grounds with Cascade views. The Georgian-inspired residence delivers museum-level scale and presentation, with a formal living room framed by lake-and-mountain vistas, a globally influenced dining room, and a private library with floor-to-ceiling shelving and a spiral stair to the primary suite. Two chef's kitchens support everyday living and major entertainment, including a Viking range, double ovens, double Miele dishwashers, a Wood Stone pizza oven, espresso station, wet bar, and expansive catering pantries. A 16-foot reception hall hosts 120 for receptions or 75 seated, while a heated loggia with radiant floors and automated privacy screens opens to terraces designed for garden parties of 300. The primary suite features sweeping views, a custom dressing room, and spa-style rain shower; additional bedrooms include ensuite baths and private terraces. The lower level adds a gym, media room, office, cold plunge, and elevator access. A temperature-controlled wine sanctuary holds ~2,500 bottles behind doors salvaged from The Olympic Hotel. Modern systems include Sonos, solar blinds, smart climate control, and comprehensive security. Minutes to Seattle Tennis Club, Broadmoor Golf Club, Bush School, Epiphany School, Denny Blaine Beach, Downtown, and Capitol Hill.

A rare Laurelhurst estate with 145 ft of Lake Washington shoreline. Reimagined by Schultz Miller with design by Olson Kundig, the home blends architectural lines, elevated interiors, and dramatic lake and Mt. Rainier views. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens to expansive patios and curated grounds by Land Morphology, with a rebuilt dock and 12,000 lb lift anchoring the waterfront. A private guest residence integrated into the design offers refined space for guests, staff, or extended living. The home includes a theater, gym, multiple offices, and a 5-car garage. Set at the end of a private lane with gated entry, it delivers ultimate privacy and unmatched security. A statement of design and scale rarely offered on Seattle's premier shoreline.

Perched above Lake Washington in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood, this extraordinary waterfront home was designed by Tom Kundig and constructed by Schuchart/Dow in 2009. Steel and glass create a seamless connection between indoors and out while framing sweeping views of Lake Washington, the Cascade Mountains and Mount Rainier. Thoughtfully designed for both entertaining and effortless daily living, the home offers expansive and bright spaces defined by a refined yet warm palette, fine attention to detail and exacting craftsmanship. The main level unfolds with a dramatic entry, foyer and central hallway leading to open living and dining spaces anchored by a central fireplace. A beautifully appointed kitchen with butler’s pantry, wet bar and a large center island are perfectly designed for both form and function. Upstairs, the primary suite serves as a private retreat, featuring a en-suite bath, fireplace, walk-in closet, laundry, and a private view deck with panoramic views. A second bedroom, full bath and west facing deck complete the upper level.The lower level is designed for relaxed living and entertaining, offering a third en-suite bedroom, laundry, gym, wine cellar, and a large family room. Outdoor living areas are equally without compromise with a fire pit, water feature, private dock, deck, as well as a lakeside cabana complete with a ¾ bath. A singular waterfront offering where world-class design, exceptional craftsmanship, and breathtaking natural beauty converge.

Rare opportunity on coveted Beach Drive SW for prime Puget Sound west-facing waterfront, on a low-bank multi-tiered bulkhead lot. Bring your contractor and your architect reimagine the existing home or build a custom waterfront retreat designed to maximize this extraordinary setting. Tucked behind a private courtyard entry from Beach Drive, the property opens to sweeping panoramic views from Vashon Island to Bainbridge Island and beyond, with a front-row seat watching the ferries in the distance. Abundant marine life and unforgettable sunsets make this property truly exceptional. Vaulted ceilings and expansive windows frame the water from the main living spaces, while the shoreline patio invites true indoor-outdoor waterfront living just steps from the Sound. Existing 1-car garage and rare depth from street to water create exceptional flexibility for future vision and design. Enjoy the serenity of waterfront living with remarkably easy access to Alki Beach, the West Seattle Junction and downtown Seattle. Don't miss this opportunity to create a legacy property in one of Seattle's most iconic waterfront locations. Includes mooring buoy rights for your boat!

Set in the heart of Laurelhurst, one of Seattle's most established lakeside neighborhoods, this thoughtfully designed home blurs the line between inside and out. Originally designed by Perry Johanson, a founding partner of NBBJ, the mid-century residence was later reimagined by Rerucha Studio with Caspers Built, preserving its original timber beams and wood-decked ceilings while opening the interior to light and flow. The open main level steps through walls of glass to the surroundings beyond, framing Lake Washington and glowing evening sunsets. At its center, a chef's kitchen brings together Miele appliances and a Wolf range beneath custom walnut cabinetry, as suited to a quiet morning as to an evening with friends. Just beyond, glass doors off the kitchen open to a sunken patio set atop the garage, where a conversation pit finished in wood, concrete, and steel forms a second living room in the open air, the kind of detail that earned the home a feature in Seattle Magazine. A gated courtyard welcomes you at the entry, while a built-in hot tub anchors a private retreat at the rear. The location speaks for itself; minutes from the University of Washington, Husky Stadium, University Village, and the gardens and trails along Union Bay, with light rail and quick access to the rest of the city close at hand. A refined home in a setting that rarely comes available.

This custom-built lakefront estate by King Design sits on a rare 4.25-acre lot in one of Central Oregon's most peaceful settings. Designed for quality, health, and durability, it offers 180-degree lake and Cascade views across a 17-mile reservoir, plus usable acreage for recreation or expansion. Inside features Thermador appliances, Cement Elegance countertops, engineered hickory floors, black walnut doors, a steel fireplace, and 8-ft Andersen tinted windows. Wellness highlights include a Life Breath air system (HEPA/charcoal filters, with air exchange), ductless HVAC, and humidity control for year-round comfort. The primary suite captures the same sweeping views, with an oversized closet and indoor-outdoor shower, also seen in the West Linn Street of Dreams. Outside, a 20-kW generator sits ready and a 48x60 insulated, heated/cooled shop with bath, laundry, loft, three bays, and RV dump.

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.