At A Glance
Arrival & Control
Gated arrival, mature tree cover, and paved circulation create a stronger sense of control than most rural properties. The compound begins with privacy, but what matters more is how that privacy is organized.
Residence 160
Dark finishes, stronger lines, custom cabinetry, stone surfaces, and a more tightly managed palette make the first home feel intentional from the first approach. It has a newer and more architectural energy, but it still reads as comfortable rather than severe.
White oak, fluted wood, plaster, black accents, and solid-surface details.
Vaulted ceiling volume and open-plan living give it the cleaner, more contemporary read.
Covered stamped-concrete living extends the residence outward without feeling tacked on.
Residence 154
The material language softens here rather than separating. Wood ceilings, terracotta floors, river-rock texture, and the pond-side setting give this residence a more rooted, more established feel while still staying visually consistent with the compound around it.
Rustic in tone, but curated and updated enough to feel deliberate rather than nostalgic.
Covered outdoor space and the pond immediately change how the site is experienced.
The property offers two genuine living experiences instead of one primary home and one compromise.
Workspace & Flexibility
The additional apartment and the shop footprint are not minor extras. They are what push the property beyond a standard luxury-rural read and into something more useful for an owner who needs separation, capacity, or serious hobby and business support.
The apartment creates room for guests, family, or long-stay support without collapsing privacy between the two main homes.
Large shop capacity, paved circulation, and dedicated space for storage or equipment shift the property's utility profile materially.
The residential and operational pieces feel connected, but they do not blur into each other in a way that compromises either side.
Location & Access
Minutes from WA-6 and I-5, which matters if the property is expected to function as more than a retreat.
That convenience supports family-compound use, client visits, equipment movement, and everyday livability equally well.
That balance between privacy and access is part of why the compound works for both lifestyle use and more operational ownership models.
3D Home
The walkthrough offers another way to understand the flow of the residences, the spatial relationships across the compound, and the broader layout of the property.
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