1624 Mallard Lane

Mist lifts slowly off Lake Sammamish each morning, Mount Rainier taking shape beyond the dock as the sky clears. A fire pit and dock mark 70 feet of private shoreline, boating, paddleboarding, and open water waiting just steps from the door. Above, a Craftsman silhouette rises through the trees, its gabled peaks, tapered columns, and stone accents catching the changing light through the day. Radiant heat rises through polished concrete underfoot, and a folding glass wall opens the kitchen and dining space directly onto the lake, the water close enough to feel part of the room. Custom cabinetry lines the kitchen around a five-burner gas range, commercial hood, and double ovens, built to hold a gathering of any size. Fruit trees, berry bushes, and a vegetable garden fed by town and lake water grow quietly at the edges of the property, a private lane leading to a secluded drive. Above the garage, an income-producing ADU holds its own water views from the kitchen and living room, a full bathroom, and a private balcony, suited to guests, extended living, or rental income. Close enough to downtown Bellevue and I-90 for daily ease, near enough to Seattle and major tech hubs for any commute, the lake still feels apart from all of it.