





Bedroom
2
Bath
3
Year Built
1997
Size
2,058 sqft
Property Type
Single-Family
Property Description
Architecturally inspired & beautifully sited on nearly two acres of medium-bank waterfront, this extraordinary custom residence captures sweeping views of the Sound, majestic mountains & Heron Island ferry. Inspired by renowned modernist architect Richard Meier & thoughtfully designed by acclaimed Gig harbor architect James E. Kaczmarek, the home is a striking blend of contemporary design & natural beauty. Floor-to-ceiling windows, soaring skylights, graceful coved architectural details, & an open-concept layout fill the home with abundant natural light & frame the ever-changing waterfront vistas. Main level features a refined kitchen & expansive gathering spaces opening to 2 view decks. Upstairs, 2 luxurious primary suites each enjoy private baths, view balconies, including a grand waterfront retreat & a second more secluded sanctuary. Lofted seating area overlooks the dining room & spectacular views beyond. Step outside, add a path down to the beach, to embrace an exceptional waterfront lifestyle with endless opportunities to explore the shoreline just beyond your doorstep. Or simply relax & enjoy spectacular sunsets. Wildlife abounds with eagles, seals, orcas, & deer frequenting the property. Detached 2-car garage w/workshop, flex space, & storage complements the lush grounds adorned w/fruit trees, flowering gardens & mature landscaping, creating a truly exceptional PNW estate. Amazing View ADU potential on the property or above the garage for income or multi-gen living.
Property Details
Property ID
64228
Price
$995,000
Property Size
2,058 sqft
Bathrooms
3
Year Built
1997
Property Type
Single-Family
Property Status
FOR SALE
Bedrooms
2
Address
Address
Map Address
City
State
Area
20515 21st Street NW, Lakebay, WA 98349
20515 21st Street NW, Lakebay, WA 98349
Lakebay
WA
WA
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