A rare 1968 Gene Zema designed home just hit the market in Laurelhurst

An iconic 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 3,140 square foot modernist masterpiece by Gene Zema situated in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood just hit the market.

The house boasts beautiful, simple design, as well as a prime location that is within close proximity to the University of Washington, shopping centers, restaurants, and other amenities. Let’s check it out.

The home, which was built in 1968, has a spacious living room that features a beautiful fireplace and large windows. The room is filled with natural light, creating a living space that has a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Perhaps the highlight of this home’s design is the natural wood which adds character to every room. From room dividers to shades, built ins and more, there is no shortage of wood to be found.

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The bedrooms are cozy and comfortable, with ample closet space and large windows that provide natural light and stunning views of the surrounding neighborhood.

The home also has a deck and backyard patio perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing after a long day. If you want more of the outdoors you are of course only a few minutes from parks, Lake Washington and more.

The house also has an attached garage.

The home is currently listed with Windermere RE Greenwood for $2,750,000 and you can see more by visiting their website.

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