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A two-storey glass and concrete house lit from inside at dusk, seen across its lawn.

One waterfront home, presented in full.

Marrow & Vale is a two-agent team for Eastside waterfront. Every listing gets a presentation of its own. This is the current one: a west-facing glass house on Mercer Island.

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A glass house on the west shore.

Three levels step down from the street to the water, so the main floor meets the lawn and the lower floor meets the dock. The living room, kitchen and primary suite all face west across Lake Washington toward Seattle, and the evening light comes straight in off the water.

Built in 2019 by a local architect for the owners who still live there, it has never been listed before. We are showing it by appointment only, and the address is shared with qualified buyers at the first conversation.

A lakefront house with tall glass gables lit from inside at dusk, its dock and reflection in still water below.
The house from the water at dusk. Illustrative photograph.
Where
Mercer Island waterfront, west shore. Address on request.
Interior
5,480 square feet on three levels
Bedrooms
Five, including a primary suite with its own terrace
Bathrooms
Four full, one half
Lot
0.62 acre with 92 feet of shoreline
Built
2019
Moorage
Private dock with a boat lift
Offered at
$8,950,000 *
A small boat tied at the end of a dock on a still, misty lake at first light.

Most waterfront homes look at the water. This one is built to live on it.

Floor-to-ceiling glass panels on a lakeside house reflecting a cloudy evening sky and the water.
A pale living room with a long white sofa and glass walls open to a lake and hills.

From the lawn, the house gives the sky back.

Then you are inside, and the lake is the fourth wall of the living room.

Twenty-four feet of the main level slide open to the terrace.

Room by room.

Five of the rooms, each labelled the same way so they can be compared. The rest are shown at the first visit.

A kitchen island faced in veined white stone with dark leather stools.
Room
Kitchen
Level
Main
Faces
West, the lake
Note
Twelve-foot stone island; the pantry is behind the panelled wall
A freestanding tub in a marble bathroom with a window at the end.
Room
Primary bath
Level
Upper
Faces
South, the cedars
Note
Soaking tub set against the glass, heated stone floor
A bedroom with glass walls on two sides opening to a terrace, water and hills beyond.
Room
Primary bedroom
Level
Upper
Faces
West, the lake
Note
Glass on two sides and a terrace of its own
Outdoor chairs on a lakeside terrace at sunset, the water bright behind a tree.
Room
Terrace
Level
Main
Faces
West, the lake
Note
Twenty-four feet of sliding wall from the living room, heated slab
A wood-panelled room with a pale sofa and a dining table beside glass doors onto the water.
Room
Family room
Level
Lower
Faces
West, the lawn and dock
Note
Walks out to the lawn; the dock is forty steps from the sofa

The light, hour by hour.

A west-facing shore means the sun comes over the house in the morning and leaves across the water, behind the Olympics. Scroll through one day. The sun's position is computed for Mercer Island's latitude and longitude; the lot plan is this sample's invention.

Day of the year
Site plan with the sun's position and the house's shadow for the chosen hour House Terrace Dock Lake Street side N

6:40 pm

Sun 16° up, bearing 289° (WNW)

Terrace in sun

Standard solar-position equations for 47.57° N, 122.22° W. Trees and neighbours ignored.

Ninety-two feet of shoreline, and what comes with it.

  • The dock. An existing dock with a boat lift. On Lake Washington, dock work usually involves the city, the state and the Army Corps of Engineers, so we bring the permit history to the first showing.
  • The water. Fresh water, no tides and no salt. The lake is swimmable off the end of the dock through late summer.
  • The view. West across the lake to Seattle, with the Olympic Mountains behind the skyline on a clear evening.

The dock at dusk. Illustrative photograph.

Two agents, one shoreline.

Ines Marrow and Tomas Vale work Mercer Island, Medina, Hunts Point, Yarrow Point and the Kirkland waterfront as one team. One of us is at every showing. Both of us are in every negotiation.

Ines Marrow

Listing side. Pricing, preparation, the photography and the page you are reading.

(425) 555-0142

Tomas Vale

Buyer side. Shoreline, dock and permit questions, inspections, and the offer.

(425) 555-0143
A wooded shoreline point with houses and docks seen from above at sunset, the lake around it.
The Eastside shoreline from above. Illustrative photograph.

What is my home worth?

Four answers. We reply with a time to walk the property, not a number from a website.

Ask to see it.

Or call either of us directly.

Ines Marrow(425) 555-0142 Tomas Vale(425) 555-0143

Private showings by appointment. Tell us when you are looking to move.

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