Welcome to The Mason’s House, a one-of-a-kind mid-century home. Built from reclaimed brick, hand-chipped and laid by a Norwegian mason in 1959—material provenance you cannot recreate. This mid-century modern remains intact in all the right ways: vaulted wood-paneled ceilings, three distinct wood-burning fireplaces (including a Norwegian style), and west-facing walls of windows framing Puget Sound, the Olympics, and mature landscaping. Architect-owned for 24 years and maintained with restraint and precision. A dreamy 3,656 sq ft layout with all four bedrooms up, including a generous primary suite with heated bathroom floors and a walk-in closet. Enjoy hours of birding from the sunroom, or host with ease in the chef’s kitchen, complete with a walk-in pantry and expansive counter space. The lower level is positioned for potential ADU conversion—stubbed for additional plumbing, with a dedicated entrance and zoned heating. All set at the end of a dead-end street on an 11,309 sq ft lot backing to mature trees—privacy without isolation. Moments to Carkeek Park, Broadview Library, and neighborhood staples like QFC, Trader Joe’s, and Diva Espresso. Pre-inspected.