One-level living in Clyde Hill, remodeled in 2014. No stairs, no wasted square footage, everything on a single floor that just works. Light is the story here. Walls of windows, skylights, and vaulted ceilings run through the main room, where the kitchen, dining room, and family room open into one connected space, so you're never cut off from the conversation, the light, or the yard beyond it. Granite counters, a generous island, induction cooktop, double ovens, beverage fridge, hardwood floors: a kitchen built for real cooking and real hosting. Two fireplaces, one gas log and one wood burning, carry the room through every season. The doors off both the main living area and the primary bedroom open onto an Ipe wood deck. The backyard beyond is the real prize: fully fenced, a wide lawn, mature landscaping. More private park than yard, and the kind of space that gets used, not just looked at. The primary bedroom sits privately on one side of the home: vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet, its own deck access. The three-quarter bath is across the hall. Two more bedrooms and a full bath sit on the other side, plus an office that works easily as a guest room. Tankless water heater means hot water on demand. Heat pump, regularly serviced, keeps things efficient. Electrical already run for a hot tub or sauna. Clyde Hill sits minutes from 520 and 405, an easy run to Bellevue, Seattle, Kirkland, or Redmond. Despite the location, the setting feels private and set back from it all.