Listing courtesy of Kelly Right RE of Seattle LLC.
A 1960 Ralph Anderson residence on Puget Sound, revived by a year and a half of meticulous restoration, every choice curated to honor Anderson's original vision while quietly adding the comforts today's most discerning buyer expects. His folded-plane cedar ceiling, painstakingly sanded by hand, flows over the great room and original floors. Walls of glass open to the water, a backlit agate wall glows behind the dining space, and twin masonry fireplaces anchor the main level. The kitchen keeps the cedar overhead and the Sound in full view: Sub-Zero, Bosch, and Thermador; leathered granite, agate island, and wine bar. The primary suite is a retreat: a fluted soaking tub and multi-head shower in a wet room where the window shifts from view to privacy at a touch, custom closet with full laundry, and a morning kitchen with bar sink and fridge. Downstairs: find den, laundry, and a family room with a 3rd fireplace and wet bar. Sliding doors open to a stone patio and steps to the heated pool, resurfaced with all new equipment. Fifty feet of waterfront offers a broad bulkhead which gathers friends for sunsets over owned tidelands. Landscaped grounds, pet-friendly turf, a two-car garage with level driveway parking, and moorage for a 36' boat. This kind of privacy is rare in Seattle. You won't hear traffic. Only water, weather, and passing boats. Built to watch the storms roll in, to swim beneath a summer sky, to walk the beach at low tide: a rare Anderson carried forward whole.
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