Madison Unifamiliare Indipendente

Some homes are bought. This one is felt. The moment the land opens before you, nearly six private acres above Madison, something shifts. You’re no longer looking at a property. You’re arriving somewhere that has been waiting for you.
This Lindal Cedar home greets each morning with a spectacle: sunrise igniting the sky above Foss Mountain, light pouring through the trees, mist curling into the valley below. Seasons turn in full color right outside the glass. From here, you don’t just see the weather change. You watch it arrive from miles away.
Inside, the home breathes. A double-sided stone fireplace anchors the living space with warmth that draws people together without effort. The kitchen features granite counters, stainless appliances, custom cabinetry, and a breakfast bar that quietly becomes the heart of every morning. A first-floor den steals peaceful views and offers genuine refuge. Upstairs, wood and glass and treetops create something that feels less like a floor plan and more like a treehouse for grown-ups, with a wet bar and flexible recreation space made for evenings that run long.
The walkout lower level adds bedrooms and a family room that feels grounded and generous, pulling the outdoors in through walls of windows at every turn.
Step onto the deck and let it all arrive at once. Morning coffee in the gold light. Evening cocktails as the valley slowly darkens. Conversations that stretch longer than planned, because the view makes leaving feel unnecessary.
A heated three-bay garage fits up to six vehicles, with 1,200+ square feet above ready for whatever you need. Grandfathered three-unit status and short-term rental history add quiet potential for those who want it.
Mornings here feel like a gift, and now, so does the price. Come see why.