140 feet of shoreline
The lake starts
at the glass.
A house on the west shore of Lake Sammamish, built around a bowed wall of glass that follows the water’s edge — and a great room that opens to thirty-foot ceilings and the length of the lake.
Bedrooms
Square feet
Car garage
The great room, facing west
Of shoreline
Great-room ceilings
Decks over the water
Built · reworked since
Seen from the water at dusk
Lake Sammamish
The house
Light, space, and a wall of glass that bends with the shoreline.
The great room is the centre of the house — thirty feet to the ceiling, and a wall of glass that bends with the shoreline, so the lake is present from almost anywhere in it. West-facing, which means the evening light comes all the way indoors. The kitchen is built for actual cooking: a Sub-Zero refrigerator, a Wolf range and oven, and enough counter to spread out on.
The primary suite keeps its own view of the water, a five-piece bath, a walk-in closet and its own laundry. Downstairs, a lower level with a kitchenette opens straight onto the lake; upstairs, a reworked top floor adds two more bedrooms and a three-quarter bath.
In numbers
Gallery
The house, room by room
50 photographs · tap to enlarge
The waterfront
A dock, a boat lift, and a rail that runs from the water into the garage.
One hundred and forty feet of shoreline, a deck and dock, moorage, and a boat rail that runs from the water straight into the garage. Three decks, a level lawn and a built-in barbecue mean most of the summer happens outside.
For the collection
Six bays, dedicated boat storage, and room for eight more on the drive.
Room for a collection, a workshop, and the boat — which launches directly from the building. Guest and RV parking beyond it, and the house is wired for a generator.
Film
The house, in motion
1080p
The lake
West shore, Lake Sammamish.
The house sits on the west shore, with the East Lake Sammamish Trail running behind it and the whole lake at the end of the lawn. Fifteen minutes from Redmond, a little more to Bellevue — and completely quiet once you are down at the water.