The upper level of the east wing of the home is just three steps higher than the central living space. It contains the very private and spacious master suite. The suite consists of a large, carpeted bedroom with vaulted ceiling and sliding glass door to the private, covered deck. This room features a propane fireplace and windows flanking the bed location. Two bright sconces over the bed provide just the right lighting for reading in bed and do away with the need for bedside lamps. A huge walk-in closet and dressing area separates the bedroom from the master bath. It features room for dressing table and bureaus plus plenty of hanging space. The master bath includes a contemporary-style maple vanity table with thick glass basin sinks and modern plumbing fixtures. The open shelf below the basins provides space to stack your towels or display items. There is a corner-set, jetted tub and a 4" tiled shower with seat. The glass doors to enclose the shower can be ordered in any configuration or glass style the buyer desires. The floor in this room is bamboo, like the main living space of the home. Below the master suite is the space we refer to as the 'man cave.' This daylight basement-level features a family room space for TV, treadmills, etc, a wine-cellar room, a storage room and a mechanical room. A set of French doors give access to a small, covered outdoor patio.

Special features include EFA heat with heat pump, 10" high ceilings where they are flat and vaulted in all other spaces, LOTS of specialty wood trims, including a really lovely painted panel treatment in many of the living spaces on the main level. The exterior features a combination of hardi-plank siding and stained cedar board and batten and hand-dipped cedar shingles. The roof is a 50 year architectural composition roof.

Detached structures include:

1. The Garage & Office. This extra-deep garage has two overhead car doors and is wired for 220. The finished office space has tiled floor, lots of built-in cabinetry and counter space and a full bath with w.c. pedestal sink and one-piece fiberglass tub/shower. Off the office is about a 12" x 12" covered patio area.

2. The Studio. Currently used as a woodshop, but would make a great artist's studio with lots of windows and a large set of French doors in addition to the side door. A concrete slab patio surrounds two sides and connects to the concrete patio of the garage/office patio.

3. The Pavillion. This covered patio (exposed aggregate with a decorative pattern) has a 3" wall enclosing it and a complete roof cover to match the home and outbuildings. The roof supports match the attached arbor which also matches the large arbor that runs along the south side of the house. This space has easily accommodated parties with a full band, barbeques and up to 150 guests.

4. Garden Shed - This little shed is built on skids an also has an attached, semi-enclosed carport structure for smaller rolling stock and equipment.

5. Riggin' Shack - This larger structure is also built on skids so it could conceivably be moved someplace else on the property. Just a nice storage building, currently used for storing larger equipment, scaffolding and tools. Might make a nice "bunkhouse" for kids or guests during the summer.

The property has a total of 10.32 acres, a little more than half of it lies north of the creek which flows east to west across the property. That portion of the property is heavily wooded. South of the creek, the property forms itself into three distinct levels. The entry level at the top of the property is open and gets great sun exposure. It is the narrowest section of the property with the canyon backing up behind it. Following the driveway, the level then drops down to the location of the house and garage/studio buildings. This level has plenty of parking space and a large "firepit" area carved into the hillside. Finally, behind and north of the house is the lower meadow where the two sheds are located. There is probably about an acre of usable 'grazing' or play area. There is a minimal amount of landscaping and some nice rock walls here and there around the property. An assortment of self-sown native evergreens that are between 15-20 years old are scattered around the house and property, giving the home a more grounded and permanent look. The well is 405" deep and is pumping about 12-15 gpm. Septic could have been conventional in the upper level soils, but since the house was constructed below that grade it had to be pressurized it in order to pump up to the drainfield. There are no CC&R's. The very large pastured parcel to the south (between this property and Chicken Coop Road) has recently been sold to a couple from the Seattle area. Their eventual plans are for an organic garden/farm with home, so unless that changes, it will make for a quiet neighbor.

This home is a typical contractor's home, with some cosmetics needing to be completed. Seller is willing to consider offers based on the buyers wants and needs as far as items to be completed, additions or modifications. Seller can pull in his crew and complete a broad list of to-do's at a moments notice. This is a very special and unique property, chosen and sited for it's privacy and seclusion. Call for your personal tour!