Iconic Lighthouse Home With Panoramic Waterfront Views

A Kingston waterfront icon, this extraordinary lighthouse residence known as The Shotwell Lighthouse is set on zero point sixty-five acres of low-bank Puget Sound waterfront less than a mile from the ferry terminal. Featured in The Seattle Times Pacific Northwest Magazine, this celebrated home is instantly recognizable by its striking tower, white exterior and red roof, pairing unforgettable architecture with panoramic views spanning Mount Baker to Mount Rainier, the Seattle skyline and passing ferries. Nearly every room captures breathtaking water views, where walls of glass frame an ever-changing marine landscape while wood-plank ceilings, exposed beams and a dramatic stone fireplace bring warmth to the main living space. The kitchen opens to the dining and great room and conceals a hidden pantry behind a bookshelf. Upstairs, the primary suite is suspended above the water with floor-to-ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, propane fireplace and ensuite bathroom. Connected by the waterfront deck, the four-level lighthouse is truly one of a kind, featuring a guest suite styled after a yacht stateroom, a one hundred eighty-degree view office, climate-controlled wine cellar and lantern room with breathtaking three hundred sixty-degree views. Easy shoreline access invites kayaking, paddleboarding and beachcombing. Just a three minute drive or fifteen minute stroll to downtown Kingston, the Edmonds ferry and fast ferry to Seattle, this remarkable property is equal parts waterfront retreat, architectural statement and local landmark.