The story
Five acres changes what it means to stay home. Afternoons stretch from the putting green to matches beneath the Sport Court lights, dinner moves outdoors beneath the covered porch, and the fire pit draws everyone together long after the last game is played. Tucked into the woods at the end of a private road, this Craftsman feels wonderfully removed, its cedar shingles, stone columns, and broad front porch belonging naturally among the evergreens. Inside, wide-plank hardwoods trace rooms defined by substantial millwork, paneled ceilings, and beautifully considered architectural detail. River rock climbs the living room fireplace, echoing the rugged beauty just beyond the windows. At the center, a chef's kitchen showcases sleek granite surfaces complemented by dual wall ovens and Sub-Zero refrigeration. Upstairs, the primary suite disappears into the treetops, complete with its own fireplace and sitting area. A covered deck keeps life outdoors through the seasons, with room to dine and a hot tub overlooking the grounds. Five acres leave room for play, exploration, and the pursuits that rarely fit neatly into suburban life, with space for boats, RVs, and recreational gear. Hiking and mountain biking trails begin at the end of the road, while Issaquah conveniences and coveted schools remain remarkably close. Here, staying home rarely means staying inside.
