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154 Feet of Prime Lakefront Reimagined Without Compromise

Positioned along one of Mercer Island's most coveted stretches of Lake Washington shoreline, this custom-built modern estate has been comprehensively transformed into a lakeside residence of rare architectural and experiential quality. Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass, soaring ceilings, and folding Nana doors dissolve the line between curated interior and open water — delivering panoramic lake and mountain views from nearly every room. With five bedrooms, a dedicated office, home gym, wine cellar, elevator, and a re-decked deepwater dock with covered boat lift, the property offers a completeness that requires nothing further.

Featured by Kelly Weisfield

Where the Forest Begins and Mountain Life Truly Starts

Positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac in Northstar-at-Tahoe, 725 Conifer Drive offers something increasingly rare in the Sierra Nevada: genuine privacy without compromise on access. Set among mature pines with a winding approach that earns its seclusion before you reach the front door, this four-bedroom, three-bath mountain cabin backs directly to forest and opens to the Martis Valley trail network steps from the backyard. With exceptional solar exposure, two fire pit terraces, a dedicated gear garage, and NPOA membership, this is the kind of Northstar property that performs across every season — quiet enough for slow mornings, capable enough for full weekends on the mountain.

Featured by Michael Montalbano

A Paul Hayden Kirk Legacy Estate on Lake Washington's Finest Shore

Positioned at the end of a private gated lane on Kirkland's coveted Juanita Point, this iconic 1964 Paul Hayden Kirk–designed estate commands 161 feet of no-bank Lake Washington shoreline across two southwest-facing parcels totaling nearly three-quarters of an acre. The 5,030-square-foot Northwest Modern residence — with its cathedral ceilings, walls of glass, and sweeping vistas of Mount Rainier, city skylines, and the ever-changing maritime tableau — stands as one of the region's most architecturally significant waterfront properties. A 122-foot dock, resort-style pool, greenhouse, and two dedicated home offices complete an offering of exceptional scale, flexibility, and timeless pedigree that rarely, if ever, comes to market.

Featured by Bryan R. Loveless

Sixty-Nine Feet of Low-Bank Lake Washington Shoreline

Where the Cascade foothills meet the calm waters of Lake Washington, this five-bedroom, five-bath Cape Cod masterpiece on Mercer Island delivers one of the Pacific Northwest's most complete waterfront experiences. Sixty-nine feet of rare, low-bank shoreline anchors a property defined by soaring vaulted ceilings, hickory hardwood floors, a chef's kitchen, three fireplaces, and an unusually flat, expansive lawn that flows seamlessly to a private dock and covered boat slip. Unobstructed views of Mount Rainier rise above the horizon from nearly every principal room, framing a lifestyle that is equally suited to quiet contemplation and spirited entertaining.

Featured by Robyn Kimura Hsu

A Bold New Estate Where Architecture Becomes Sanctuary

Fearlessly modern and meticulously crafted, this new construction estate in West Bellevue's coveted Sibleywood neighborhood represents the pinnacle of contemporary residential design. Six ensuite bedrooms, a 20-foot sculptured island, dual kitchens, a wellness center, wine cellar, and cinema-worthy media room compose a home where extraordinary entertaining and genuine daily retreat exist in equal measure. Set against a lush, forested backdrop with seamless indoor-outdoor flow and multiple firepit lounges, this is private modern living redefined — bold in its architecture, refined in every detail, and utterly unforgettable in experience.

Featured by Jacob Weaver

Corner Sanctuary Above the Blue River in Silverthorne

Positioned on the second floor of a contemporary riverfront complex in Silverthorne, Colorado, this corner condominium offers direct, unobstructed views of the Blue River from both the living space and covered deck — a rare orientation that places the sound and movement of the water at the very center of daily life. As one of the larger floor plans within the community, the two-bedroom residence balances generous proportions with a turnkey, mostly furnished interior designed for effortless mountain living. With short-term rental licensing available under Zone 2 designation, direct rec path access, and proximity to world-class skiing, fishing, and the Dillon Marina, this property represents a compelling convergence of lifestyle, location, and investment flexibility in one of Summit County's most sought-after communities.

Featured by Stewart Voutour

A Newly Completed Hidden Hills Estate Redefining California Living

Set on 1.4 meticulously landscaped acres along one of Hidden Hills' most sought-after streets, this brand-new estate delivers 16,215 square feet of considered, light-filled design — including a private guest house — without a single compromise. Six en suite bedrooms, a restaurant-quality chef's kitchen, a dedicated home theater, a full gym and spa, and grounds anchored by a sparkling pool and Baja shelf compose a residence that moves effortlessly between grand entertaining and quiet, everyday luxury. This is the California estate as it was always meant to be: open, gracious, and entirely without parallel.

Featured by Marc Shevin

Architect-Designed Coastal Estate Within an Exclusive Malibu Enclave

A rare new construction achievement on Malibu Road, this five-bedroom, ten-bathroom estate by renowned architect Douglas W. Burdge, AIA, commands approximately 1.3 acres within Malibu Colony Estates — a gated enclave of just four homes. Panoramic Pacific views, museum-caliber materials, and a thoughtfully layered indoor-outdoor program define a residence that delivers resort-caliber living at an uncompromising scale. From the dramatic pivot entry to the infinity-edge pool and private home theater, every element has been considered with equal measures of precision and restraint.

Featured by Megan Mondavi Whitcomb

Irreplaceable Laurelhurst Waterfront Estate on Lake Washington

Set along 155 feet of prime Lake Washington frontage in Seattle's storied Laurelhurst neighborhood, this 2000-built masterpiece spans 6,488 square feet across two lots — a one-of-a-kind estate where Pacific Northwest architecture meets the full sweep of Cascade mountain views, golden morning light, and 95 feet of private dock. Five bedrooms, five and a half baths, and a series of singular spaces — from an atrium entry anchored by standing granite stone to arboretum-like grounds descending to a walk-in cove — compose a property that is, by every measure, genuinely irreplaceable. This is Laurelhurst waterfront ownership at its most complete.

Featured by Bryan R. Loveless

1334 Gore Trail | Mountain Panoramas Across 5.69 Sun-Drenched Acres

Rarely does a property offer both the scale and the vantage point to command an entire mountain horizon — yet this 5.69-acre south-facing homesite within the prestigious Cordillera community does precisely that. Flat, fully accessible, and utilities available with water, electric, gas, and internet service, this parcel removes every obstacle between vision and groundbreaking. With a previous soils test and a 2020 survey included, the only remaining step is designing the mountain residence you have always imagined.

Featured by Andie Ohde

Bold Beachfront Architecture Where the Pacific Begins

Set within the guard-gated enclave of Malibu Colony, this newly remodeled three-story residence delivers a rare synthesis of architectural ambition and effortless coastal living. Five en-suite bedrooms, a dramatic custom aquarium entry, a black granite ocean-view kitchen, and direct beach access compose a home designed for both grand entertaining and quiet retreat. Available for purchase or lease at $75,000 per month, this is Malibu Colony at its most fully realized.

Featured by Christopher Cortazzo

Two Floors of Sky, Central Park at Your Feet

Commanding the entire 49th and 50th floors of 200 Amsterdam — one of the Upper West Side's most architecturally distinguished residential towers — this extraordinary penthouse delivers something genuinely rare: 360-degree direct views of Central Park and the Hudson River from a private, building-width terrace, across more than four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, and two powder rooms. Crafted with an uncompromising palette of White Ice marble, Calacatta stone, French white oak, and hand-sourced Carrara, every detail speaks to the highest standards of residential design. Set at the precise intersection of Lincoln Center and Central Park, this is not merely a home at the top of a building — it is a residence at the very pinnacle of New York City living.

Featured by Peter Zaitzeff