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Welcome to Eagles Bluff! A custom home offered to the market for the first time, with the only 302-degree panorama of its kind in the city. Perched on the bluff above Alki Beach at the northernmost point of Sunset Avenue SW, the view spans Elliott Bay, the Downtown Seattle skyline, Space Needle, Magnolia, North and South Puget Sound, Bainbridge and Vashon Island, the Cascades, and the Olympics, with Mount Baker on the horizon. The offering includes a separate, adjoining, undeveloped tax parcel of nearly 15,000 square feet, sharing the same view corridor. Designed by George Suyama, recipient of the AIA Seattle Medal of Honor, with interiors by Christian Grevstad, landscape by Terry Welch, and built by Krekow Jennings. Every material was selected without compromise, including a gold leaf powder room ceiling, cedar-troweled panels finished in bronze powder, and custom metalwork by artist David Gulassa. 5,034 square feet across three levels, behind a gated entry with a two-car garage, with the view reaching nearly every room. The top-floor primary suite offers east- and west-facing decks and a sitting room, alongside an en suite guest bedroom. The main floor holds formal living and dining rooms facing the water and skyline, a library beneath a fused-glass walkway, and a chef's kitchen with Miele, Gaggenau, and Sub-Zero appliances and a private deck above Puget Sound. The first opportunity to own a George Suyama home on Sunset Avenue SW, with a view distinctly its own.
