‘Timeless’ estate with water views for sale in western WA. See the ‘masterpiece’

A “masterpiece” estate designed by an award-winning architect could be yours in western Washington, according to a recent real estate listing.

All you need is $21.5 million

The 8,980-square-foot home at 415 Southeast Shoreland Drive in Bellevue was designed by Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig, according to a listing from real estate brokers Terry Allen and Darius Cincys from Coldwell Banker Bain’s Bellevue office.

The home has “west-facing breathtaking views” and “embodies architectural excellence,” Allen said in a Nov. 13 news release, adding that “the marriage of Art Deco elegance with natural materials creates something truly irreplaceable.”

Bellevue home for sale has waterfront views, dock

The home, which was built in 2002, has “nearly 135 feet of prime waterfrontage” with unobstructed views of the water from multiple spots, including the primary bedroom, the release said.

It also has a boat dock.

The home has a total of five bedroom, plus two full bathrooms and four partial bathrooms, according to the real estate brokers.

“Echoing Frank Lloyd Wright’s spirit, its exterior melds brick, mahogany, limestone and copper,” the release said, referring to the legendary American architect.

The interior boasts “Art Deco elegance with book-matched Honduran mahogany walls and elegant African mahogany floors throughout,” the real estate brokers said, noting that the “unique marriage of materials radiates warmth, sophistication and timeless appeal throughout the residence.”

The home features a wet bar, wine storage room, game room, screening room and a living room with a fireplace, as well as a gourmet kitchen and private office, according to the release.

The primary bedroom has its own sitting area and fireplace, plus a bathroom with two sinks and a soaking tub, the release said.

Outside, a spa and fireplace can be enjoyed on a private patio, according to the release.

“The unique intersection of traditional and modern design encapsulates the essence of true architectural innovation, reflecting a profound respect for natural materials and their inherent beauty,” the listing said, ensuring the home’s “timeless legacy.”

Bellevue is in King County, about a 40-mile drive northeast from Tacoma.

Sara Schilling

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Sara Schilling is a former journalist for mcclatchy-newsroom