Listing courtesy of Windermere RE Anacortes Prop..
Experience the pinnacle of coastal luxury in this iconic, custom-built waterfront estate, masterfully designed by Herbert Clifford Pearson. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s organic architecture, the residence seamlessly integrates with its 2.1-acre park-like setting, framed by old-growth cedars and a year-round creek. Nestled behind the protection of Biz Point, the property commands unobstructed, storm-sheltered views of Burrows Bay, the San Juan Islands, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Inside, brilliant geometric design takes center stage. The floor plan utilizes triangular modules—leaving virtually no right angles—to maximize space and marine views. Natural materials elevate every room, from solid redwood walls and rare tropical Parota wood ceilings to 36 tons of locally quarried Fidalgo rock spanning two massive fireplaces. Eleven oversized skylights flood the open layout with light, highlighting a kitchen equipped with copper countertops, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and an expansive workspace. The main-level primary sanctuary features cedar-lined closets, a dual-vanity layout, a jetted tub, and a private cedar sauna. A separate guest suite offers its own wood-burning stove and stone hearth. Transition effortlessly outdoors to over 2,000 square feet of aggregate patio, leading down to 120+/- feet of pristine shoreline. Complete with seasonal boat mooring and exclusive pier access, this home—previously featured on the Art & Architectural Tour—is a rare, living piece of art.
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