Nature, Intimité Et Confort Multigénérationnel

At the end of a quiet paved road, just minutes from Redmond and close to Eastside tech, a granite boulder sparkles in the sun, welcoming you home to your private acreage retreat. Inside, three king-sized bedrooms each offer walk-in closets and roomy bathrooms—two joined by a Jack-and-Jill, with a newly renovated en-suite for the primary bedroom, which also has its own office and nook. The kitchen is the heart of the home, built for gathering with space for multiple cooks, room for a buffet or rolling island, and both casual and formal dining that can expand for celebrations. The living room invites a piano, a large sectional, or both, warmed by a wood-burning stove that can heat the whole house. And when the power flickers, a generator quietly takes over in ten seconds. The main home is fully accessible—no steps, no thresholds, wide doors, and level entry from the garage. Nature surrounds you through wide windows and a wrap-around covered deck. The native grounds thrive on their own, and with no HOA, you have the freedom to garden or let nature lead. Beyond the main home, a second 2,397 sq ft building opens new possibilities including a 600-sf powered and heated shop, a gym, break room and water closet, two covered parking spaces, and an RV spot with full hookups. Upstairs, a 3/4 bath with three flexible rooms and a private deck can become offices, guest quarters, creative studios, or, with lower King County sales taxes and fewer limitations, a business.