The Emerald City sparkles even brighter thanks to this incredible Seattle landmark, nestled in the coveted neighborhood of Queen Anne. 618 West Highland Drive, built in 1905 from plans by W. Marbury Sommervell, boasts the timeless grace of days long past. The enchanting Dutch colonial estate with the original Dutch door, the stucco exterior, and the immaculate slate roof will charm anyone from first sight. Step into the grand entry where coved ceilings soar overhead, decorated with the intricate woodwork that threads throughout the entire house. Built for entertaining, each light-drenched room is arranged to suit all from the most intimate of gatherings to the grandest of parties. Though modern amenities await throughout, great care has been taken in this estate’s restoration to preserve its original grandeur. Sip coffee from the breakfast nook of the Chef’s kitchen. Just beyond, the incredible entertaining patio is ideal for alfresco entertaining. The primary suite offers a retreat beyond compare: bright and spacious, it boasts a sitting room and spiral staircase to a reading room for endless afternoons in. Countless gems await your discovery, like the third-floor recreation room that was once a gymnasium for boxing, and the sun and garden rooms with their picturesque leaded windows.