$5,800,000
Commanding a premier bluffside setting along Bainbridge Island’s coveted Madrona Drive, this extraordinary architectural estate by renowned architect Matthew Coates offers a rare blend of inspired design, luxury, and sustainability. Set on nearly two-thirds of an acre with sweeping Puget Sound views, the property is thoughtfully composed as two distinct residences, connected by a dramatic glass-roofed breezeway. The original LEED-certified residence was designed in harmony with its surroundings, incorporating geothermal heating and photovoltaic solar to reduce heating costs. A thermal mass spine stabilizes temperatures while the living experience separates private retreats from gathering spaces oriented toward water and sky. Radiant heated floors, custom fir and bamboo millwork, and walls of glass create a warm, refined environment. Folding glass doors open to blend indoor and outdoor living. Above, a succulent-planted living roof offers outdoor relaxation with sweeping views of Mount Rainier, the Cascade Mountains, and the Seattle skyline. Completed in 2025, the companion West residence expands the estate with generous living spaces and flexible accommodations for guests, extended living, or creative work. An EV charger reflects the estate’s forward-thinking design. Privately nestled yet minutes from Winslow, the ferry, dining, and boutiques, this rare offering captures the essence of island living where architecture and landscape exist in perfect balance.
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7268 Madrona Drive NE, Bainbridge Island
Listing courtesy of Charter Real Estate.
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