Introducing 1105 Daley Place, a stately Northwest contemporary home in the coveted Edmonds Bowl with sweeping, unobstructed views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Framed by soaring 13-foot ceilings and refined architectural detailing, the home is designed for both presence and livability, with a seamless flow from the great room and kitchen to a main-floor primary suite and expansive view deck, as well as a rooftop deck offering panoramic vistas. Oak hardwood floors, abundant VG Fir finishes, and craftsman-inspired stair detailing introduce warmth and texture, balancing the home’s strong architectural lines. The lower level expands the living experience with a generous family room, flexible bedrooms or office spaces, and a 704-square-foot attached one-bedroom ADU with private access—well suited for guests or extended living space. Built in 1999, the home includes a 2-car garage and approximately $185,000 in thoughtful upgrades completed within the past two years. Below, the property reveals a rare and tranquil landscape: a private creek and a curated, Zen-inspired native garden designed for year-round beauty and ecological harmony. Layers of texture, seasonal color, and the gentle sound of flowing water create a setting that feels removed from the everyday. This is more than a view home. It is a sanctuary above the Bowl—architecturally distinctive, deeply connected to nature, and truly a work of art.
