Beyond a private gate, tucked among just ten homes and a canopy of mature evergreens, something rare begins—just five minutes from Maple Valley’s Four Corners. Not just a home—but a fully realized lifestyle compound, with more than eight hundred sixty thousand dollars invested since 2021. A glass-enclosed pool pavilion with slide and hot tub. A forty by seventy shop with solar panels powering most of the home. An outdoor Wolf kitchen beneath a cedar-plank ceiling. Space for recreational vehicle guests with fifty amp and water hookups. Grounds that would take years to recreate. All of it already built. Already waiting. Inside, the home balances scale with intention. The family room gathers around a three-sided fireplace, creating a space that feels connected and central. The Wolf and Sub-Zero kitchen is the kind serious cooks pause for. The primary suite reflects a recent one hundred fifteen thousand dollar renovation—freestanding soaking tub set before a floor-to-ceiling herringbone marble fireplace, dual rain heads, and warm wood cabinetry. A main-level bedroom or office with attached three-quarter bathroom, plus an additional powder room, adds flexibility for guests or multigenerational living. The shop redefines what’s possible—entertaining space, office, storage and additional eight hundred seventy-seven square feet of living quarters. Outside, a fully fenced four thousand square foot garden with greenhouse, espalier fruit trees, and heirloom roses reflects years of cultivation. Solar, generator, ultraviolet well filtration, owned propane. Tahoma Schools. There are no true comparisons for a property like this—because there isn’t another one.