3455 38th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199

This stunning and unique home is a fully restored, original-condition International Style modernist icon designed by UW School of Architecture Dean Robert Dietz in 1956, with landscape architecture by Glenn Hunt. One block from Discovery Park, the private and nearly quarter-acre corner lot is surrounded by views of the Olympics, Cascades, and Mount Baker. Designed for entertaining on a grand scale, the double-height great room, clad in wood and terrazzo, connects to covered outdoor living and dining spaces with floor-to-ceiling glass. The glamorous master suite, complete with rosewood vanity and an open-concept bathroom, shares a floor with four more bedrooms and the family room. A generous chef's kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances enjoys panoramic views to the west. This home was featured in Pacific Northwest Magazine in 2011 and is truly a one-of-a kind architectural masterpiece.