The view is the whole story here. Lake Sammamish, right out front, changing all day long. Seaplanes taking off. Rowing crews sliding past. Eagles and osprey dropping into the towering firs and cedars. Morning light comes in glassy and calm, and by evening the sky goes gold over the water. You do not get tired of it. Beyond the view, the home has been thoughtfully transformed. Architect Matthew Coates redesigned this home top to bottom, with more than $570,000 in capital improvements. Custom windows and doors frame the lake. A rebuilt great room is made for gathering. A designer marble hall bath. Decks, patios, and terraced grounds for long dinners above the water. An EV charger and 50-amp circuit, in-ground lighting and irrigation, a new garage door, gutters, and water heater. The major improvements have already been thoughtfully addressed. Living here is easy. No lawn to mow, in-ground irrigation, and something in bloom most of the year. Laundry upstairs by the primary suite. Storage everywhere you look, in the house and the garage. And you are close to all of it: Idylwood Park and beach, Marymoor's trails and bike routes, Redmond Town Center, light rail, and Microsoft about two miles out. Lake Washington School District, with Tesla STEM High also located within the district. This is lakefront living that works, day in and day out. Come stand on the deck, watch the water for a while, and you will quickly understand why the owners have loved living here for so many years.