Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Midtown. Selling Office: Windermere Real Estate/East.
Thoughtfully sited high off a coveted street in Washington Park, this exceptional mid-century modern residence—originally designed by renowned Northwest architect Roland Terry and thoughtfully refined by Steve Hoedemaker—offers a rare blend of architectural pedigree and modern comfort. Enveloped by lush, curated gardens of magnolias, camellias, rhododendrons, and other ornamentals on a 14,400 SF lot, the home captures filtered views of Lake Washington, Bellevue, and the Cascades. Walls of glass frame outlooks from every room, creating a seamless connection to nature anchored by the fireplace – one in living room and one for the outdoor space. The expansive living and dining areas flow to the inviting outdoor patio perfect for hosting memorable gatherings. The spacious kitchen with limestone counters and updated appliances will serve your daily and special event needs complimented by an adjoining relaxed media room and guest bath. A serene and luxurious primary suite with dressing room and spa-like bathroom provides comfort and retreat. The second main floor bedroom, library/office with built-ins and lake views, and flexible guest and lower-level spaces provide versatility. Extensive 2011 updates by Schuchart/Dow ensure turnkey living in this legacy property with refined design and privacy in one of Seattle’s most sought-after neighborhoods. The winding driveway lands you at the two-car carport with EV charger as you step out to your serene and private sanctuary.
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