Set back from the cul-de-sac of a quiet, gated community is a Lochwood Lozier Craftsman estate where the scale surprises you and the quiet keeps you. A soaring two-story foyer with dramatic ceiling height, sweeping curved staircase, and rich hardwoods introduce interiors that carry both openness and moments of separation. From the main living spaces, the home opens into a kitchen appointed with a professional range, dual ovens, warming drawer, and an expansive walk-in pantry, extending to a breakfast nook wrapped in windows and suspended in forest light. Set apart from the main flow, a media room with kitchenette offers a quieter setting for evenings, while a private main-level office looks out over a manicured front yard garden, where the sound of a trickling fountain carries through. Upstairs, a skylit primary suite gathers a fireplace, custom walk-in closet, and spacious bathroom with jetted soaking tub and dual vanities, all finished with new Karastan carpet throughout. Three additional bedrooms and an oversized bonus room with its own en-suite extend the home's sense of scale and adaptability without sacrificing privacy. Outside, a covered patio opens entirely to the woods and the distinct calm that defines this part of the Pacific Northwest. A new roof, three-car garage, and ample driveway parking complete the picture. Just minutes from downtown Issaquah and Interstate 90, the home remains remarkably connected while feeling entirely removed.