Former Eddie Bauer property and one of last remaining Farmlands in Redmond

Avondale Address

18852 NE 116th St., Redmond, WA, 98052, United States

Description

Private park like 11.5 acres once owned by Eddie Bauer and the site of his former hunting lodge. Salmon spawning Bear Creek, towering Evergreen trees & expansive green pastures create a majestic and magical backdrop for this sophisticated, graceful and classic custom built home with cedar shingles, covered porch entry, soaring ceilings, warm & rich with extensive use of Black Walnut & Hickory craftsman woodwork. The kitchen was designed for the most discerning cooks and features a Lacanche range/oven, 2 sets of Fisher/Paykel drawer dishwashers, 2 Sub Zero refrigerators and a large granite slab center island.

The master suite is elegant with french doors that lead to a deck that over-looks Bear Creek. Enjoy the sound and stillness of the great outdoors.

Eddie Bauer started his sporting goods business in the 1920's downtown Seattle with tennis rackets. Little did he know his hunting and fishing playground would one day be a hot bed for tennis. Home to one of the finest indoor professional tennis courts the property can boast about one professional player in the circuit and numerous aspiring for the role.

There is also a 12 stall barn and all season riding arena just across the stree from miles of riding trails in the Redmond Watershed and Ferrel McWhirter Park.

Features

Custom built by Charter homes, steel building houses an indoor tennis court, 12 stall barn, riding arena, creek frontage on Bear Creek. Two tax parcels

Amenities

Rural in feel yet walking distance to grocery stores, coffee shops and parks.