$2,195,000
Set just steps from the water, this 5-bedroom Northwest Contemporary retreat is immersed in its natural surroundings, where shimmering lake views, abundant light, and the beauty of the landscape become part of everyday living. Mornings begin with soft light filtering through vertical expanses of glass, filling the main level and framing layers of greenery that shift with the seasons. In the kitchen, materials and layout are deliberate, with stainless steel appliances, sleek hardware, and a designer tile backsplash arranged around an expansive island that moves easily from morning coffee to evening gatherings. The living area offers a natural place to settle in, centered on a modern fireplace and opening through sliding doors to a covered outdoor space with built in heaters, inviting year round use. A flexible room on the main level provides space for work or guests without interrupting the flow. Upstairs, the primary suite feels quietly set apart, with a private balcony capturing filtered lake views and treetops. The bath continues that experience with a soaking tub beside the window and a glass enclosed shower, creating a setting that feels both open and restorative. Downstairs, a generous bonus space with wet bar invites gathering and unwinding, while a private guest suite offers comfort and separation. Set moments from Lake Sammamish and nearby parks, this contemporary retreat balances thoughtful design with an easy connection to the outdoors.
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4
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MLS
16908 SE 34th Street, Bellevue
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