Take Shelter In This Swanky Seattle Treehouse
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Have a few million burning a hole in your pocket? Then why not take shelter in this Seattle suburb stunner!
Privately nestled in the idyllic Beaux Arts area of Washington, it has all the trappings of a Northwest Contemporary but was specifically designed by James Cutler to embrace the serene Douglas firs that surround it. One look, and you’ll be hooked.
A Seattle Contemporary Unlike Anything You’ve Ever Seen
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom sanctuary affords two wings encompassing a generous 5,565 square feet. According to the listing, it is “deeply connected to nature” and “boasts an open floor plan blended with unique and private spaces throughout, for reflection, work, and escape.”
Dramatic Walls Of Glass Filter In Natural Light And Trees
We love the walls of glass that filter in natural light between old-growth trees. And the warm and inviting interiors are what we all could use right now. They promote a sense of calm while allowing you to calm your mind with nature.
Artfully Appointed Seattle Style, For The Ultimate Oasis Of Calm
Nearly every room is clad in high-end designer touches with unique sense of warmth and minimalism. This, no doubt, from the extensive use of wood, steel, and stone, met by sleek lines and soft lighting.
Boating And Beachfront Are Just Steps From Your Door
In addition to the gracious bedroom suites and living spaces, there is a picturesque home office, media room, and plenty of outdoor recreation. We love the property’s courtyard with private patio and fire pit!
But there is another perk that comes with living in this desirable Beaux Arts community. It has 1,100-feet of beachfront! It also offers a boat launch, tennis courts, and tranquil park-like setting, right outside your door. Need we say more?
Tere Foster with Compass has listed 2737 107th Avenue SE, Beaux Arts, Washington for $5.180 million.
