Finished in 2022 by builder Dan Lynch and architect Kevin Hart, 1609 Yosemite Blvd is a fully custom residence. Twelve-foot ceilings on the main and lower levels complement paneled walls, illuminated tray ceilings, and chevron white oak floors. The kitchen pairs white inset and rift white oak cabinetry with a paneled Sub-Zero, Wolf range, and microwave drawer, two Cove dishwashers, handmade glazed tile, and a quartzite island. Counter-height windows with transoms bring in light from two sides. A butler's pantry adds a second farmhouse sink, glass-front cabinetry, and beverage storage. The wet bar features veined quartzite, an integrated stone sink, black fluted cabinetry, and steel-framed glass uppers. Upstairs, the primary suite offers two separate walk-in closets, remote-controlled power blinds, and a bath with twin vanities, a freestanding tub, and glass-enclosed dual shower. Three additional bedrooms, one ensuite, and two sharing a full bath, plus a laundry room complete the level. A steel-and-glass elevator with a marble floor serves three levels. The lower level includes recreation and fitness space, a six-person Harvia sauna, a full bath, and storage. The attached garage's tall ceilings and high-clearance garage door accommodate up to two-car lifts with room to walk around vehicles. Covered front and rear porches extend the living space outdoors. The rear porch features a bead board ceiling, recessed lighting, and speakers, with French doors connecting the main level to the yard. Upgraded noise-resistant windows span the rear on both above-grade levels. A whole-home Generac generator and an interior/exterior surveillance system with 8 cameras add convenience and security. Six-zone Sonos audio serves the primary bath, main-floor powder room, gallery, living room, kitchen, and rear patio. Wi-Fi-enabled home automation controls much of the home amenities. Club Studio, Whole Foods, Cannelle Patisserie, and Big Rock Chophouse are within walking distance.