Offered at $1M! This rare Issaquah opportunity features nearly three mostly level acres with a year-round creek and a sandy beach at the back of the property. Nestled in Tiger Mountain, the 2.78-acre retreat includes a 2,700 sq ft home with a massive living room, striking rock fireplace, and spacious family room overlooking the creek. The upper-level primary suite offers a flexible bonus room and unfinished bath. Two main-floor bedrooms provide comfort and convenience. A tree-lined circular drive creates a grand approach, privacy, and ample parking. Enjoy the peaceful front patio framed by mature trees, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
Interior Features: Double Pane/Storm Window, Dining Room, Fireplace, Water Heater
Measurements
Living Area: 2,700
Rooms
Basement: Unfinished
Bathrooms Full: 1
Bathrooms Three Quarter: 1
Bathrooms Total Integer: 2
Bedrooms Total: 3
Main Level Bathrooms: 2
Main Level Bedrooms: 2
Other
Location
Subdivision Name: Tiger Mountain
Parking
Parking
Attached Garage: Yes
Covered Spaces: 2
Garage Spaces: 2
Garage: Yes
Parking Features: Attached Garage, RV Parking
Parking Total: 2
Schools
Elementary School
Elementary School: Maple Hills Elem
High School
High School: Liberty Snr High
High School District: Issaquah
Middle or Junior School
Middle Or Junior School: Maywood Mid
Utilities
Equipment
Has Heating: Yes
Sewer: Septic Tank
Water Source: Individual Well
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