Announcing the Leeward. A collection of spaces, residences, and possibilities, composed around one extraordinary setting. Three distinct living environments—the main residence, an ADU, and a detached home—create a property that can evolve with the people who live here. Family. Guests. Work. Rental income. A little separation when you want it. And then there’s the view. Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier become part of the architecture, unfolding across multiple levels and expansive outdoor spaces. Inside, the design favors warmth and livability over excess: natural finishes, air conditioning, generous storage, an oversized pantry, a rec room with its own bath, and the increasingly elusive luxury of four bedrooms on one level. Outside, there is room to gather, retreat, entertain, and breathe. Even the parking breaks the Seattle mold: a two-car garage plus two additional off-street spaces. Three residences. Four parking spaces. Big views. Serious flexibility. All in Mount Baker. A house that doesn’t ask you to live one particular way.