Custom Casual Contemporary Craftsman - Sold!

Custom Casual Contemporary Craftsman!
The 4 C's: 1)Custom built from the foundation up with mega $$
& tons of taste. 2)Casual, fun, upbeat lifestyle that caters to entertaining
& artistic aesthetic. 3)Contemporary...taking the best of classic architecture & design to create a home with significant lifestyle amenities.
4)Craftsman...transforming the classic style of an early century home into a beautiful modern day home. Add a big surround-Sound water view & you have a residence that you'll love to call Home!

• 4 bedrooms/3.25 baths
• Wonderful water view decks on all three levels
• Spacious sunlit living & dining rooms are on the main level
• The main level deck is piped for natural gas
• Soapstone/stucco fireplace in living area is a Northern European-style masonry contraflow heater designed to act as a backup heat source for the top 2 floors, and is controlled by a thermostat
• Updated kitchen with eating area has Fisher & Paykel dishwasher, Gaggeneau convection wall oven, Jennaire gas stove w/convection oven (owner shall supply all manuals)
• Beautiful top floor master suite
• Main floor laundry room with Asko washer/dryer
• Vaulted ceilings
• Radiant in-floor heating on all levels
• Pella triple paned doors & windows
• All faucets throughout the home have instant hot water
• Wood floors are reclaimed antique long-leaf pine on the main and upper levels, Alaskan yellow cedar in the lower level
• Abundant storage throughout - each bedroom with large closet, plus an additional closet in the master
• Large garage with plenty of electrical outlets & phone jack
• IBM Home Network can easily be upgraded to an IBM Smart Home - coax & CAT-5 wiring throughout plus speaker wires are in place for a future sound system
• Completely rebuilt foundation, built to Seattle's year 2000 standards for steep slope properties (1/3 of the cost of the remodel went into the foundation!)
• New concrete walkways & driveway
• Home is approximately 4170 square feet
• Lot is approximately 5000 square feet
• Fully remodeled from the foundation up in 2000, originally built in 1906
• The remodel architect was Milton J. Huertas,and builder Johnson Brothers Construction