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Set on a rare 9,000+ sq. ft. lot in coveted Norkirk, this striking custom home pairs clean architectural lines with warm, natural materials - a harmony that carries seamlessly from curb to backyard. Outside, a detached three-car garage includes a second-story ADU with full bath - ideal as a rental, guest suite, or home office. Cedar siding, built-in steel planters, and long-plank Brazilian walnut decking set the stage for a landscape by renowned designer Scot Eckley. The space, featured in Seattle Magazine and The Seattle Times, offers in-ceiling heaters, fire pit with integrated natural gas, and built-in basalt slab seating. Cedar fencing and a masonry wall balance with mature, low-maintenance plantings to create a secluded and sophisticated oasis for year-round use. Inside, eucalyptus hardwood floors flow through a circular floor plan. The expansive great room includes a fireplace as well as a sleek kitchen with lava stone slab countertops, Sub-Zero refrigerator, Bertazzoni range, Thermador oven, and bespoke Pedini cabinets with fascia-matched Miele dishwasher. An extra-wide floating staircase, crowned by a Tom Dixon pendant beneath the 25-foot ceiling, leads to four upstairs bedrooms. The generous primary suite offers 15-foot ceilings, walk-in closet and spa-caliber bathroom finished in slate, Caesarstone, and Italian tile. One block from Peter Kirk Elementary and steps from Google, downtown, and the lake, the location is as exceptional as the home itself.