This house is located on a hillside overlooking the Puget Sound and features brick exteriors with many amenities inside including hardwood floors, granite, marble, oak rail systems, and butlers’ pantry. The main design feature was the use of interior columns and wainscoting.

The triple arched grand entry to this home is made up of several different colors of brick. The owner’s worked closely in choosing just the right mixture to attain the look they wanted. Inside there is a grand stair case and bridge with large round top windows and chandelier. The kitchen windows and skylight bring in the natural light which highlights the Granite counter tops.

This 3400 sf. House has a magnificent pillared dining room with crown molding & colored accent ceiling; an expansive kitchen with granite counter tops, commercial appliances & a breakfast bar with colorful pendant lights. The living room features a recessed floor, large fireplace and window bank for viewing the golf course. This home is located at Indian Summers Golf Course and was in the tour of homes.

Located on a narrow lot this 2475 sf. home is specifically designed for assisted living. There are no stairs in front, all the doors on the first floor are three foot wide and the main bathroom meets ADA requirements. Since the owner resides here a couple of amenities like Granite counter tops and large Jacuzzi tub were added.

The magnificent territorial view from atop of Hamma Hamma ridge was the driving force behind the design of  the master bedroom seating area, family room, nook and office . An expansive deck running the entire length of the house along with cultured stone, shutters and earth tone colors put this home in harmony with its surroundings.

This single story home incorporates the open great room style with 9’ walls and vaulted ceilings.  The elegant Quartz counter tops in the kitchen make for easy clean up after entertaining at the breakfast bar. In the master bath, marble dominates - from the walk in shower floor and walls to the vanity counter top.  Stamped concrete was used at the entry and back decks.

All you need to do is look at the details both outside and in to realize that this is a unique home. From the lighted archway or the cozy fireplace to the massive window banks one can see that this is a one of a kind home.