Listing courtesy of Commencement Bay Brokers LLC. Selling Office: RE/MAX Exclusive.
The Wagonfeld residence, an AIA award-winning design by renowned modernist architects Alan Liddle and Robert Jacklin, is positioned high on a bluff with sweeping views across Fox and McNeil Islands, Gig Harbor, Hale Passage, and the Olympic Mountains. A recorded view covenant ensures these vistas are yours forever. Vaulted tongue-and-groove pine ceilings, trestle beams, custom oak cabinetry, hardwood floors, and walls of glass define an interior built without compromise. A granite fireplace anchors the main living area, which has access to a view deck. Dining room, kitchen, a den with custom shelving, a bedroom and guest bath complete the main level. The kitchen features euro-style cabinetry, Corian counters, SubZero refrigerator, dual Dacor ovens, Bosch dishwasher, walk-in pantry, and breakfast nook opening to a front view patio. The formal dining room offers a wall of windows and French door to the patio. The primary suite is a private retreat with a wood-burning stove, custom walk-in closet, soaking tub, shower room and door opening to the rear gardens. Two additional upstairs bedrooms feature built ins. The lower level family room — with shoji screen panels, wet bar, and bath with shower — adapts easily to a guest suite or apartment. Outside, mature specimen trees frame the views, with raised planting beds, deer-proof fencing, and a tranquility garden with winding paths and built-in seating. This is a truly rare convergence of architecture, views, and landscape.
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