Listing courtesy of Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC.
Custom home at the crown of a forested mountain, built in part from the land it stands on: 3.4 acres wrapped in tall mature evergreens. The trim was milled from timber harvested onsite; the maple mantel above the wood-burning fireplace came from these same woods. Hardwood floors run beneath soaring vaulted ceilings, and the day ends in sunsets that pour across the Trex deck, wired for music outside and in. The kitchen keeps pace: five-burner gas cooktop, double convection smart oven you can start from your phone, quartz counters, stainless appliances, and a walk-in pantry. The floorplan gives everyone a place with oversized bedrooms, space for two dedicated offices, a movie room, and a large bonus room with an ensuite bedroom. The primary bath is its own retreat: heated tile floors, a soaking tub, and a walk-in closet with room to spare. A heat pump keeps summer cool while the new 50-year roof, attic storage, garage workbench, RV parking, and paved driveway handle the practical side of things. A fenced garden bed and chicken coop complete the homestead and hens can stay or go at your discretion, though fresh eggs from happy chickens make a strong case! One mile to town, an easy run to Microsoft, yet the property holds complete privacy with the quiet of deep country: evergreens and the evening sky. Built to gather on the deck at dusk, to collect breakfast from the coop, to feel far away without being too far from the bustle: a custom home carried by the land that built it.
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