There are homes that are built well—and then there are homes that are artfully composed. This Clyde Hill estate belongs to the latter. Introduced by iron and glass doors that feel more like an entry to a European residence than to a suburban home, the tone is set immediately. Marble underfoot. Intricate ironwork carried throughout. Light glows softly through alabaster fixtures. Every element works together. The entry rises two stories, anchored by a sweeping staircase and millwork that is anything but standard—intricate, layered, and carried throughout the home with a level of consistency rarely seen. Arches frame the transitions and columns define space without closing it off. Coffered ceilings add rhythm overhead, while warm hardwoods ground everything below. The kitchen is not separate from the experience—it’s part of it. Detailed cabinetry, leaded glass, and a full Viking suite create a refined cooking experience. It opens naturally to the surrounding living areas and out to covered terraces, where the home continues to live just as comfortably outdoors. Two primary suites offer flexibility. An executive office, wine cellar, and theater with its own lounge create layers of use—spaces that feel distinct, yet connected. And then there’s the setting—mature evergreens framing Cascade views, offering privacy without isolation. Close to everything, yet offering a sense of privacy that feels your own. Distinctive. Refined. Clyde Hill.
