This week’s featured new home has four bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a daylight basement.
The 3,864-square-foot home was built by PBR Quality Construction and includes almost 5 acres. It also has a three-car garage that encompasses more than 1,000 square feet.
Also included are air conditioning, a heat pump, dual hot water tanks with recirculating hot water, a security system, a central vacuum and hot/cold exterior hose bibs.
Upgraded features inclue high-profile stainless steel appliances, slab granite and ceramic tile countertops, ceramic tile flooring and surrounds, heated flooring, a heated towel rack in the master bath, two gas fireplaces and a wet bar.
The home is at the Newberg Crest subdivision near Snohomish. With its large lot, the home is surround by natural beauty.
The main floor is comprised of a sprawling living room, a formal dining room, a kitchen with an informal eating area, a powder room, a home office, a master suite, a mini-master suite, a utility room and the garage.
A short walk downstairs reveals the daylight basement that includes two large bedrooms served by a full bath, a second laundry room, a generous-size family room and a large bonus room with a wet bar and an adjacent wine cellar.
Highlights in the upstairs include a wall of windows in the formal living room that frame a spectacular view and a cathedral-style ceiling. The raised-hearth fireplace is trimmed with granite tile and flanked by built-in bookcases and storage space.
A niche positioned above the fireplace is pre-wired for a high-definition plasma television. Clear glass French doors open to a full-length deck that is plumbed for a gas barbecue.
Lighting in the kitchen is plentiful. The list includes kick plate, under-cabinet, drop-down and recessed lighting sources, along with dual skylights. Ceramic tile ascends from the granite slab counters to the cabinets.
Three separate arched openings provide access to a formal dining room that has a double-coffered ceiling; each finished with crown molding. Built into two of the supporting columns are decorator glass shelves that are augmented by lighting.
The master suite bathroom, which might be described as a spa, is finished with a jetted soaker tub, an oversized shower with rain and body nozzle heads and floor-to-ceiling ceramic tile.
The master bathroom also a double vanity with a tile top and three separate vanity mirrors. The middle mirror is recessed into the wall.
Even the utility room is even worthy of special mention. This spacious room features two-tone ceramic tile flooring, a built-in stainless steel laundry tub, a ceramic tile counter for folding clothes and a wall of built-in overhead cabinets constructed of cherry wood.
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