
Welcome to Normandy Park Waterfront Lifestyle with the Schickler House.

Originally designed by Ralf E. Decker, noted Seattle architect, the house represents a rare opportunity to own an exceptional example of post-war Northwest Modernism.

Step into the main foyer where warm wood paneling & flooring set the tone for this special place.

The ground level flows from living & dining areas to a generous family room.

Parquet flooring for the living/dining room and aggregate for the family room.

Retreat in this cozy room filled with natural light. Here beamed ceilings & wall of picture windows.

Exposed posts and beams add drama to the room. A Kitchenette allows for layered entertaining. Open the door to the covered patio to bring the fun outside.

Rendering of a potential remodel of the space.

The generous patio is accessible from dining/living, family room and kitchen (3 different doors).

Watch world-traveling vessels cross the bay from the comfort of Home.

Back into the family room.

The perfect place to gather and entertain.

An invitation to lounge along the "glass" wall with a good book.

The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen. Engineering plans & renderings are available in the listing highlighting a potential redistribution of the space: opening the kitchen wall into the living area.

Rendering highlighting a potential kitchen open to the living area.

Engineering plans and additional drawings are available in the listing.

Brand new laundry room adjacent to the kitchen.

Staircase leading to the bedroom level.

The primary suite, with its fabulous views, is generously sized and private from the other bedrooms.

A feeling of floating above the water.

The primary also enjoys a lavish spa bathroom...

... with views.

The primary suite sizable walk-in closet/dressing room opens onto a outdoor/covered hot tub area.

Cool design for this hot tub "courtyard" accessible from the primary suite.

The bedroom is connected to this den or flex room.

Here is a view of the connection between primary and this versatile space.

Major restoration for this bathroom.

Let's explore the rest of the bedroom floor.

Second view bedroom with fabulous water views.

Restored bathroom used by bedrooms #2 and #3.

Each bedroom is surprisingly large with high ceilings and enjoys a wall of built-in closets.

The front door with its double doors and aggregate flooring.

Portico and circular driveway leading to the private driveway back to Normandy Terrace.

Aerial perspective of the home and its private 90' shoreline at high tide.

During daytime; a perspective towards Three Tree Point. The property also enjoys Lot A beach rights particularly convenient for launching one's boat into the Sound for water exploration and island hopping.

The beach: a fabulous playground for water fun. Kayak, paddleboard, swim, boat, sunbathe...

Golden light... the beach is also the perfect place for enjoying a glass of chilled beverage between friends.

The shoreline towards the south with Three Tree Point. At low tide, one can explore the bay by foot if desired.

Aerial view showcasing the privacy of the home centered on its half-acre property, a rare feature for any waterfront home locally.

Normandy Terrace with its curved line and sea air: a happy place beloved by its residents.