Designed by renown Seattle architect Al Bumgardner as a custom home in 1957 (and Seattle Times Home of the Month in November of that year) this home has remained in the same family for over 50 years. Built for Wallace (an engineer) and Kathleen (an artist) and their 3 children (a fourth arrived after the home was built) the home’s design went through several iterations before meeting Kathleen’s exacting standards. The result is a stunning interplay of light, angles, and view.

A quote from The Seattle Times - Sunday, November 10, 1957 sums it up best:

“A sense of spaciousness certainly exists throughout. Areas flow, one to another, on three levels so that the vistas inside the house are as interesting as the far-reaching panorama viewed from terraces and decks.  Ceilings rise to a height of 20 feet and window areas, including glass gables, panorama panes, strip and clerestory and skylights, attract natural light and view on all sides.”

Lovingly maintained in its original condition, this home is offered for sale for the first time ever.