
Arrival is deliberate. Curved stone walls guide the approach, iconic bowing columns mark the threshold, and the home reveals itself gradually — restrained, confident, and deeply grounded in its site.

The home itself is a true mid-century rambler, distinguished by its rare single-level living. With level entry, a two-car garage, and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection, it offers a layout that is nearly impossible to find in Laurelhurst today.

Now, for the first time in a Half-Century, it is available — offering a rare opportunity to step into a home of architectural significance, extraordinary land, and lasting presence in one of Seattle’s most coveted neighborhoods.

The moody entry welcomes you and is understated for the home and property.

The Formal Dining room with a glimpse of the views to come. This photo was taken prior to some of the trees branches being trimmed

This view is exceptional and the property is private. Something you just don't find in the city or in Laurelhust.

A stately Madrona tree anchors Mount Rainier. Eagles land in this tree and you can watch them soar right in front of you.

The backyard and back of the home.

View of the back of the home from the south.

From the East looking back at the house( Dining Room)

The Formal Dining Room.

View from inside the home.

The gourmet kitchen was extensively remodeled in 2007 by Gaspar Construction. It was designed with forward thinking using glass, steel and quartz for the counters and bamboo for the cabinets to mimic the mid century modern design and asian inspiration.

Miele appliances, a induction oven and a rare steam oven are just a few of the special features.

Room for freinds and family to eat and the bar or sit in the breakfast nook that looks out to the front garden.

Breakfast nook

The expansive living room has a wood buring fireplace, grasscloth wallpaper and terrazzo floors

Living room.

Powder room off the entry.

Primary suite with fireplace. All bedrooms are en-suites here.

The primary suite with a wall of closets in its, "dressing area".

The original primary bathroom with room to remodel and push into the bedroom for expansion-if wanted?

The guest suite.

The guest suite bathroom

The third en-suite. This one is conveniently located at the other end of the house and can be used as a home office or the third bedroom suite.

The 3/4 bath in the third bedroom suite.

This is the family room. It can also be used as a legal bedroom or a home office or Recreation room.

The laundry room. There is a storage room right next to this room-(not pictured)

The 2 car garage and storage

The greenhouse with a view to the lake. Inspiring your creativity!

The top of the circle as some people say. This is the house you have walked by and admired. Never before on the market until now.

Over-head view of the top part of the property. The property runs all the way down the the street below NE 36th Street.

This house sits on 3.5 legal lots totalling 34,118 square feet.