Designed by award-winning local architect Charles Metcalf in 1969 to take full advantage of the views of the majestic evergreens, water, and sunsets, the home sits perched at the end of a dead-end street in the sought-after Fauntleroy neighborhood. Stunning views from all three floors, including twelve-foot ceilings looking out at Puget Sound, Vashon, and the passing ferries. Offering serenity, an open floor plan that is perfect for entertaining, and the immediate sense you are living the classic Pacific Northwest dream. No power lines or streetlights to distract from the experience. Remodeled by rho architects, an acclaimed local firm known for quality, simplicity, and restraint. The goal was to honor the history of the original design while improving the materials and enhancing the character and spirit of the home. Kebony hardwood decking, custom windows and doors, custom kitchen, carport converted to two-car garage, and Alaska cedar siding. All floors offer stunning views: The third floor is exclusive to the primary bedroom and ensuite with expansive views. Open floor plan on main includes great room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a state-of-the-art kitchen. Accordion door extends the dining room onto a front deck cantilevered above the neighborhood. First floor includes two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, bonus deck and more views. Major updates include electrical systems, heating ventilation air conditioning systems, bathrooms, pergola and garden. Stroll to Lincoln Park and ferry; this home is a rare blend of design history, modern convenience and picturesque location.