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2024

Bellevue New Construction

A ground-up modern farmhouse in Bellevue, built where a worn-out rambler once stood — board-and-batten siding, a standing-seam metal porch roof, and a glass-panel garage door outside; inside, a dramatic black-slat feature wall with an open-riser steel stair and cable rail, wide-plank white-oak floors, a designer kitchen with brass fixtures, a glass-enclosed LED-lit wine display, marble primary bath with a black herringbone double shower, a Hollywood-style makeup vanity, home theater, rec room, and office — all opening to a fully fenced, freshly landscaped backyard through a wall of glass.

Square footage
4,500 sq ft
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
4.5
Build time
10 months
Completed
2024
Jurisdiction
City of Bellevue
Permit → CO
10 months, permit to completion
Photos
42 photos
The transformation

From a torn-down rambler to a new custom home

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Scope by trade
Demo & sitework
Tore down the existing rambler, cleared and graded the lot, and set the new foundation
Structure & envelope
Two-story framing with floor-to-ceiling window walls, board-and-batten siding, standing-seam metal porch roof, and black-frame glazing
Interior feature work
Black-slat two-story feature wall, open-riser steel stair with cable railing, glass wine display, marble primary suite with double herringbone shower, makeup vanity room, walk-in closet, home theater, and paneled rec room
Kitchen, finish & yard
Custom cabinetry throughout — kitchen, baths, mudroom, laundry, and office built-ins — quartz counters, brass fixtures, wide-plank white-oak floors, and a fully fenced, sodded backyard

The challenge

The centerpiece is the double-height stair and slat wall — steel stringers, open treads, and cable rail all had to land within tight tolerances against the glazing behind it. Framing, steel, and finish carpentry were sequenced in-house so the stair reads as one continuous sculptural piece against the glass.

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