Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Midtown.
A rare Mount Baker classic: a 1924 brick Colonial Revival nestled into a private hillside, surrounded by a canopy of mature trees with views across the Olmsted landscape to Lake Washington. Beautifully restored and meticulously maintained, the home pairs original architectural character with confident modern design and custom craftsmanship, resulting in a home brimming with warmth and personality. A transformative main-level renovation by Rocky Rochon opens the traditional plan to light and long sightlines while preserving the intimacy of individual rooms. The gracious living room centers on an original Batchelder tile fireplace flanked by Juliet balconies and opens to a vivid, treehouse-like retreat. The dining room flows into a serious cook's kitchen—with marble and butcher block countertops, custom cabinetry, two sinks and Viking range. From both rooms, steel-and-glass French doors open to two bluestone terraces with built-in outdoor kitchen and gas firepit, creating an easy rhythm for cooking, conversation and outdoor entertaining. Upstairs are four spacious corner bedrooms including a tranquil primary suite with lake-view sunroom and two exquisite full baths designed by Marianne Simon and featured in GRAY Magazine. Bright daylight lower level enjoys a separate office and flexible guest/creative space. A/C + 2-car garage. An oasis of privacy, quiet and calm, while just outside enjoy parks, tennis, lakeside recreation, top notch amenities or head anywhere in minutes.
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