Vashon Island
$16.5 million A more turnkey approach to island living, the centerpiece of this 23.9-acre Vashon estate is a five bedroom, seven-bathroom mansion that totals 14,000 square feet. You can watch whales swim past from your 900 feet of waterfront, or read your favorite Washington business magazine in the lighthouse that doubles as a library. (Photo courtesy of Bill Chunn and Cindy Koch)
Seattle
Reed Estate, 1500 42nd Ave. E., Seattle $15.5 million Prefer city life? This five-bedroom, five-bathroom manse sits on nearly threequarters of an acre in Seattle's lakefront Madison Park neighborhood, offering easy access to all urban amenities. It has 7,470 square feet of French provincial style and plenty of substance too - particularly its 2,000-book library. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Lister, Coldwell Banker Bain)
Seattle
Reed Estate, 1500 42nd Ave. E., Seattle $15.5 million Prefer city life? This five-bedroom, five-bathroom manse sits on nearly threequarters of an acre in Seattle's lakefront Madison Park neighborhood, offering easy access to all urban amenities. It has 7,470 square feet of French provincial style and plenty of substance too - particularly its 2,000-book library. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Lister, Coldwell Banker Bain)
Snoqualmie
8100 428th Ave. S.E., Snoqualmie $12.5 million A hall for a mountain king, built from whole logs handsanded and varnished five times. The five-bedroom, 14,400-square-foot mansion sits on 49 acres that includes 900 feet along the north fork of the Snoqualmie River, but you can fish in your private, aerated trout pond. Originally listed at $18.5 million in 2005. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Lister, Coldwell Banker Bain)
Snoqualmie
8100 428th Ave. S.E., Snoqualmie $12.5 million A hall for a mountain king, built from whole logs handsanded and varnished five times. The five-bedroom, 14,400-square-foot mansion sits on 49 acres that includes 900 feet along the north fork of the Snoqualmie River, but you can fish in your private, aerated trout pond. Originally listed at $18.5 million in 2005. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Lister, Coldwell Banker Bain)
Mercer Island
$34.95 million The state's most expensive home for sale features a Chihuly chandelier in the marble-floored great hall, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and a dock capable of handling a 140-foot yacht. It's got five bedrooms and nine bathrooms in its 22,779 total square feet. One month's mortgage payment of roughly $170,000 is enough to buy a four-bedroom house in the Tri-Cities. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Lister, Coldwell Banker Bain)
Vashon Island
$16.5 million A more turnkey approach to island living, the centerpiece of this 23.9-acre Vashon estate is a five bedroom, seven-bathroom mansion that totals 14,000 square feet. You can watch whales swim past from your 900 feet of waterfront, or read your favorite Washington business magazine in the lighthouse that doubles as a library. (Photo courtesy of Bill Chunn and Cindy Koch)
Mercer Island
$34.95 million The state's most expensive home for sale features a Chihuly chandelier in the marble-floored great hall, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and a dock capable of handling a 140-foot yacht. It's got five bedrooms and nine bathrooms in its 22,779 total square feet. One month's mortgage payment of roughly $170,000 is enough to buy a four-bedroom house in the Tri-Cities. (Photo courtesy of Wendy Lister, Coldwell Banker Bain)
Newport
1481 Bench Road, Newport $10.8 million Ranch living, dude. This 497-acre estate sits in the Selkirk Mountain foothills along the Idaho border and includes its own 49-acre private lake. The 6,634-square-foot main lodge is complemented by a log chalet guest house, a caretaker's house, barns, corrals, machine shops and a "party center," so you can horse around indoors too. (Photo courtesy of Alan Bisson)
