The Mitchell House. First time on the market, this was the personal residence of acclaimed architect Jay Mitchell. Set just above the shoreline on Bainbridge Island’s coveted Hawley Cove, the home reflects a disciplined, artful response to site, light, and view. Every room is oriented to the water, capturing expansive views of Mount Rainier, with ferries and rowers moving quietly across the scene. Drawing from both PNW and Asian influences, the architecture is deliberate and refined; grounded in strong lines, precise proportions, and a clear connection to its setting. A dramatic 25-foot skylight serves as a central architectural element, introducing vertical volume and a shifting quality of light that animates the interiors throughout the day. Natural materials are paired with carefully collected artistic elements from around the world, adding depth and quiet character. The layout unfolds intuitively, balancing openness with moments of privacy, creating interiors that feel both expansive and composed. This home lives with ease. Circulation is seamless, and each space is purposeful. Don’t miss the guest apartment with its own private entrance offering comfort and autonomy for extended stays, hosting, or work-from-home use. Expansive outdoor entertaining is thoughtfully integrated, with multiple curated spaces for gathering and dining on the decks or at the waterfront.Set in a peaceful neighborhood just a ten-minute walk to Winslow, a rare balance of privacy and access.
