This one’s a little dangerous because once you see it, everything else is going to feel slightly disappointing. Perched confidently on a knoll, tucked into a cul-de-sac and bordered by greenbelt, this home carries a quiet kind of luxury. The kind that doesn’t need to prove anything (but absolutely could if it wanted to). A grand cathedral entry welcomes you in, flanked by twin living and dining spaces that can go black-tie formal… or full game-night chaos without missing a beat. The dining room, kitchen and great room flow effortlessly, anchored by a butler’s pantry and wet bar that might become your morning coffee command center, or your evening entertaining secret weapon. Adjacent to it all, a stunning office with regency-style built-ins makes “working from home” feel suspiciously elevated. And then there are the details: the kind you didn’t know you needed until now. Subtle accent lighting built into the deck railings (because of course). A garage parking sensor that saves your bumper and your pride. New roof and deck, wired for a generator—with a kitchen light that literally tells you when power’s back, like a quiet little victory signal. Reverse osmosis water filtration, custom storage everywhere, & high-speed cabling. It’s giving thoughtful, meticulous, and just a hint of flex (in the best way). Upstairs bonus room, oversized heated garage, every inch dialed in. Polished, practical, and confidently extra—this one’s a cut above.

Every now and then, a home quietly reminds you of what you’ve been missing. Meadow Lake Highlands trades traffic noise for birdsong, without giving up the convenience of town. Tucked in a private neighborhood just off Trombley Road, every drive home winds through towering evergreens before opening to a property that somehow feels worlds away; yet Monroe, Snohomish, and Redmond are all an easy drive when real life calls. The heart of this home is unapologetically extravagant. A true French country kitchen featuring built-in wood-paneled Thermador refrigerator and dishwasher, a commercial-style Thermador range, granite slab island, and a solid copper prep sink that practically dares you to become a better cook. It's not trying to impress, but it just does. Cathedral ceilings and an open gathering space create an easy flow on the main level, while a second living room has served as a homeschool classroom, studio, and quiet retreat. 3 beautifully updated bathrooms, a new side deck, and an extra large fully fenced backyard with garden beds, room for bonfires, and even frisbee golf make everyday life feel just a little less ordinary. A huge 3 car garage handles the toys, while there's still additional space for multiple trailers, RVs or large vehicles on the property. The powered detached outbuilding has garden storage on one side and an insulated space on the other, ready to become the office, studio, or workshop you've been imagining. Stop by and let this home speak for itself.