Every inch of this six-and-a-half-acre property on the southern end of Vashon Island is built for serenity—and, perhaps, a commune. While the custom log-cabin-style home is the base of operations, the surrounding land is rich with thoughtful design that welcomes guests both indoors and out. Every element, right down to the tennis court, drives toward a woodsy, whimsical aesthetic.
The main house is elaborate before you even step inside. An impressively long front deck is made for lounging, with built-in benches on the rails and an overhang with skylights and lighting. Inside, an open living room has a partial cathedral ceiling with exposed log beams floating a story
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