A custom project by David Coleman Architecture for exacting clients delivered this exquisite example of design that truly captures the essence of the word modern. Original 1950s sandstone exterior and sleek landscaping channel Palm Springs in the secluded/private entry courtyard set far back from the street and surrounded by a mature/dense yew hedge. An oversized pivot door beckons you inside, where European white oak floors lend a distinctly Danish flair and stunning contrast to the two-story Shou Sugi Ban-clad fireplace. A cantilevered steel and wood staircase leads to the tower study/office with sweeping views. Built for entertaining, corner sliders open the main floor to a huge wrap-around deck with views toward Elliott Bay, Mt. Rainier, and Alki. Watch ferries, cruise and container ships plus myriad pleasure vessels as they traverse the waters. Cantilevered deck off the tower study grants cover, lighting, and heat to the deck off the main floor. Comfortably host a sizeable crowd with abundant seating for dining and lounging inside and out. All four bedrooms are very generous in scale with loads of closet space. Oversized two-car attached garage with finished floors and functional/beautiful storage is EV-ready. Just a few level blocks to lively Magnolia Village amenities; scenic Magnolia Blvd just outside your front door. This residence is truly a work of art but never forgets what it is first and foremost—a home. Beautiful details abound in spaces meant to foster connectivity and togetherness.