This in-city house was designed for a young family and is phased so it will grow as the family grows. The home is arranged in a linear fashion on the rectangular corner lot, taking advantage of access to the open spaces to the east and north.
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It is contemporary in style with touches of an earlier era, saying hello to the street with a welcoming entry porch and vestibule, then opening up into a dramatic, double-volume common space, containing living and dining areas with an adjacent open kitchen and its own smaller eating area.
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Upstairs there is a master bedroom with walk-in closets, a large bathroom, and two smaller bedrooms sharing a second bath. There’s also a two car garage with kayak & bike storage and for phase two, an unfinished (but planned) basement that will house a play room, two bedrooms, and extra storage. There are views to the Cascades from the master suite, and easy, open access to the garden on the main level.
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