1142 Mestres Drive

Set back from the road on a quiet country club area drive and approached by a long, circular driveway, any thoughts of ordinary begin to be left behind. When passing through a welcoming courtyard and stepping inside this special home, extraordinary will be the only word on your mind. Built in 1959 and originally designed by noted Pacific Northwest architect Jerry Gropp, this remarkable residence is a marvelous blend of traditional ranch and 1950s contemporary style. An open and spacious floor plan with a circular flow allows for the living, dining, kitchen and family room areas to be connected for entertaining and gathering as one space, while also remaining intimate enough for each area to feel warm and cozy. Featuring high vaulted ceilings that reach 14 feet in height, there are walls of windows and sliding glass doors that let the south and west facing natural light come in, regardless of season. More than a house, this residence has an astounding feeling of being a home.