Where Capitol Hill's energy meets Kundig-crafted calm.
A clean, considered entry sets the tone: this is a home that was designed, not just built.
Rich wood tones and dark bamboo floors anchor a living space that balances warmth with urban edge.
Open sight-lines and warm materials invite you in — the kind of layout that makes everyday living feel intentional.
Floor-to-ceiling windows pull the neighborhood's tree canopy right into the living room.
Natural light does the heavy lifting here — airy, open, and effortlessly livable.
Step onto your private balcony and take in the treetop canopy framing the Capitol Hill streetscape below. A front-row seat to one of Seattle's most vibrant neighborhoods.
A kitchen built for people who actually cook: clean lines, real appliances, and room to move.
The bedroom reads like a boutique hotel room with warm tones and clean lines.
A sleeping space that earns its square footage. Thoughtful, calm, and beautifully lit.
Layered bedding, natural light, and a room that feels put together without trying too hard.
The puzzle wall is more than a style moment; it's smart use of space in a well-designed floor plan.
The front door of a Chophouse Row unit hits different. Dark, solid, architectural
From up here, Capitol Hill unfolds in every direction. The rooftop deck is a Seattle summer waiting to happen
755 square feet, thoughtfully arranged. Every inch has a job.
Courtesy of Windermere Real Estate/Summit
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