Masterfully designed for luxury living and grand-scale entertaining, this extraordinary estate blends timeless craftsmanship with elevated indoor-outdoor living. Resort-style grounds feature a heated pool with fountains and fire wall, bocce court, fruiting vines, fruit trees, culinary herbs and sweeping views. A grand two-story entry opens to rich wide-plank hardwoods, artisan crafted millwork with wide-profile trim, soaring ceilings and Sonos whole-home audio. Inspired by classic European design, the chef’s kitchen features a hearth-style surround, BlueStar professional gas range with French plate cooktop, integrated Sub-Zero refrigeration, dual dishwashers, oversized slab granite island with marble prep inset, butler’s pantry and NanaWall that provides seamless access to the outdoor kitchen veranda. Elegant great room with coffered ceilings, custom built-ins and statement fireplace. Sophisticated main-floor office with fireplace, rolling library ladder and temperature-controlled wine display. Guest suite on main with marble counters and heated floors opens to expansive outdoor bluestone terrace that extends the length of the home. The luxurious primary suite offers dual custom closets, fireplace, spa-inspired bath with heated floors, jetted tub and oversized dual shower. Ensuite bedrooms, media room and fitness studio complete the upper level. Walkout lower level has full bar, wine cellar, sauna and retractable glass wall system opening to covered and heated outdoor lounge.
Muromoto Memorial Park - 92nd Ave NE & NE 26th St (scenic viewpoint pocket park dedicated to Kimitomo Muromoto).
NE 97th & NE 14th St Park - small corner pocket park on Sacred Heart School property with seating and views.
Rogerson Corner Park - located at NE 24th St & NE 98th St on Clyde Hill Elementary property with bench, signage, and monument rock.
Clyde Hill Park - small wooded neighborhood park near City Hall and Clyde Hill Elementary with tennis courts, lawn areas, benches, and walking paths.
Viewpoint Park - tiny scenic overlook park on the Clyde Hill/Medina edge with lake and city views.
Medina Park - large nearby neighborhood park commonly used by Clyde Hill residents with trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, picnic areas, and open lawn space.
Clyde Beach Park - waterfront beach park on Meydenbauer Bay with play areas, picnic space, and water access.
Meydenbauer Bay Park - larger waterfront park with beach access, docks, trails, and views.
Medina Beach Park - Lake Washington waterfront beach park just west of Clyde Hill.
Clyde Hill, nestled in the heart of the Seattle-Bellevue Metropolitan area, is a tranquil residential community cherished for its breathtaking vistas of Lake Washington, the encompassing mountain ranges, and city skylines. With a population exceeding 3,100 residents, Clyde Hill spans approximately one square mile, boasting a peak elevation of nearly 375 feet. The city shares its borders with neighboring Bellevue, Kirkland, Medina, Yarrow Point, and Hunts Point.
Established as a low-density residential enclave in 1953, Clyde Hill primarily comprises single-family dwellings, punctuated by two commercially designated zones housing a gas station and a café. Additionally, the city hosts a modest area allocated for local government services and is home to four educational institutions: Clyde Hill Elementary and Chinook Middle School, both public, and Bellevue Christian School and Sacred Heart School, both private.
Today, Clyde Hill steadfastly upholds its founding principles of preserving the city's spacious, wooded ambiance and nurturing its identity as a close-knit, intimate community.