Set on an 8,739 square foot lot in Amberley on English Hill, this two story home welcomes you with gabled rooflines, decorative shingle accents, twin skylights, and a covered front porch framed by brick columns. Mature evergreens and a landscaped front bed create an inviting first impression in one of Redmond's most established neighborhoods, served by the Northshore School District.
An exposed aggregate driveway leads to the attached two car garage with extra storage, while trimmed shrubs and bark beds keep the front yard low maintenance year round. Gated side yard access and a full-width porch add everyday convenience to the classic curb appeal.
Brick pillars, crisp white railings, and a sheltered roofline make the front porch a dry, welcoming spot to greet guests or linger over morning coffee in any Northwest weather. A storm door adds an extra layer of comfort and efficiency at the entry.
From the entry, gleaming hardwood floors flow left into the formal living and dining rooms and right into the family room, where a sliding glass door frames the backyard greenery. The layout gives you both formal and casual spaces without ever feeling closed off.
Oversized front windows flood the living room with natural light, and the hardwood floors carry the space seamlessly into the dining room beyond. It is an easy room for entertaining, with open sightlines that keep conversation flowing from one gathering to the next.
A wood burning brick fireplace with a classic white mantel anchors the living room, promising cozy evenings when the Northwest rain settles in. The open connection to the dining room and kitchen makes hosting a holiday dinner feel effortless.
A solid wood front door with an arched glass inset opens directly into the living room, where the brick fireplace and wide street-facing windows set a warm tone from the moment you arrive. The staircase to the upper level bedrooms sits just steps from the entry, keeping the floor plan intuitive.
The dining room enjoys a leafy outlook through its picture window and connects directly to the kitchen, so serving a meal takes only a few steps. Hardwood floors and neutral walls let you set the scene for anything from casual brunch to a formal dinner.
Positioned between the kitchen and the living room, the dining room keeps everyone connected whether you are plating dessert or relaxing by the fire. Morning light from the front windows reaches all the way through the main level.
Cobalt blue tile counters, painted cabinetry, and stainless appliances pair with a wide window over the sink that looks out to the backyard trees, turning dish duty into a pleasant pause. The kitchen opens directly to the family room, so the cook stays part of the conversation.
A bifold-door pantry and cabinetry above the refrigerator deliver generous storage for a well stocked kitchen, while hardwood floors continue underfoot. Sightlines to the family room and its casual dining space keep the kitchen at the heart of daily life.
A stainless range and over-the-range microwave, recessed lighting, and cobalt tile counters make weeknight cooking a pleasure, and the raised tile counter offers a spot for a quick breakfast or homework while dinner simmers. Hardwood floors lead straight into the dining room for easy serving.
Just off the kitchen, the family room opens through a sliding glass door to the deck and partially fenced backyard, extending everyday living outdoors through the summer months. Hardwood floors continue here, and there is room for a casual dining nook beside the kitchen.
The family room connects directly to the entry hall and front door, keeping main level circulation open and easy. Hardwood floors and neutral walls make this a bright, flexible space for casual meals and everyday relaxing.
With the kitchen on one side and the deck on the other, this is the everyday hub of the home. Natural light pours through the slider, and the open connection to the kitchen makes it simple to move from cooking to lounging to backyard barbecue.
A conveniently located main level half bath features an updated wood vanity with a stone top, oil rubbed bronze fixtures, and framed mirror and vanity light. It is ideal for guests, keeping the upstairs baths private.
Upstairs, the carpeted bonus room is outfitted with high tech cabling for a projector and surround sound, ready for movie nights, gaming, or a spacious home office. Wide windows bring in treetop views and plenty of daylight.
Broad windows overlook mature trees and the quiet street below, giving the bonus room a bright, airy feel that adapts to whatever you need, whether media room, fitness space, or study. Central air conditioning keeps the upper level comfortable through the summer.
The generous primary bedroom features wide windows, wall to wall carpet, and recessed wall niches that add architectural interest to the bed wall. Morning light and a peaceful outlook make this a true retreat at the end of the day.
Mirrored sliding closet doors, an additional closet, and a private bath off the primary give the suite the storage and convenience of a well planned retreat. The connection to the en suite keeps the morning routine private and efficient.
The private bath off the primary bedroom has been updated with a crisp white beadboard vanity, a granite-look stone top, brushed nickel faucet and pulls, and a three-light fixture over framed mirrors. White wainscoting and tile floors give the morning routine a fresh, cottage-inspired setting.
A walk-in shower with a rain-glass sliding door and marble-look tile surround with a mosaic accent band brings spa-style ease to the primary suite. A ceiling exhaust fan, wainscoting, and the extended vanity keep this three-quarter bath both practical and polished.
Wall to wall carpet, a window framing the trees outside, and a wide closet behind sliding wood doors make this upper level bedroom a restful, easy-to-furnish space. Track lighting overhead lets you direct light where it is needed.
Sunlight streams across the carpet in this cheerful upper level bedroom, with a treed outlook through the window and generous closet storage behind sliding doors. Adjustable track lighting adds flexibility for reading, study, or guests.
Soft gray walls, carpet, and a window overlooking the evergreens make this fourth bedroom equally suited to a guest room or a quiet work-from-home office. Track lighting and forced air heating with central air conditioning keep it comfortable in every season.
The full hall bath serves the secondary bedrooms with a tub and shower combination, a window that brings in natural light, a tile-topped vanity, and a wide mirror.
Laundry hookups sit conveniently in the attached garage beside the high-efficiency gas furnace and gas water heater, with wall cabinets and overhead shelving providing the extra storage the garage is known for.
Step out onto the expansive composite deck and the backyard opens to a level lawn backed by mature trees, giving the space a private, park-like feel. Summer dinners and quiet mornings happen right here, just outside the family room slider.
Wide, low-profile steps connect the deck's tiers to the lawn, creating natural zones for dining, lounging, and play on an 8,739 square foot lot. Block edging, paver walkways, and wood fencing along the sides keep the yard tidy and low maintenance
The broad lawn stretches from the deck to a storage shed tucked along the fence line, with tall evergreens and maples rising beyond the rear boundary. There is room here for gardening, games, and gatherings without leaving home.
Composite decking wraps the back of the home in tiers that step down to the lawn, with the sliding door from the family room and the kitchen window keeping the cook connected to the party outside. The central air conditioning unit sits discreetly to the side.
From the back of the lot, the two story home shows off its composition roof, brick chimney for the wood burning fireplace, and generous windows across both levels. Wood fencing on the sides and a sunny, open lawn complete the picture.
A gravel path and gated side yard lead from the front of the home to the backyard, making it easy to bring in yard tools, bikes, or firewood. The deck's stepped design ties the house to the lawn without a single railing to block the view.
A dedicated storage shed with a gravel pad, ramps, and exterior lighting keeps mowers, tools, and seasonal gear organized and out of the garage. Wood fencing and mature trees behind it add privacy.
From above, the layout is clear: a composition roof with twin skylights, a large multi-tier deck, a broad rear lawn, a storage shed, and an exposed aggregate driveway, all on an 8,739 square foot lot. Fencing on both sides and mature trees along the rear give the yard definition and privacy.
Tucked into a quiet loop in Amberley on English Hill, the home sits among towering evergreens with the Cascade foothills on the horizon. Redmond conveniences and the Northshore School District are close by, yet the setting feels like a retreat.
The layout tells the story at a glance: a 16'6" x 13'3" living room with fireplace, formal dining room, and kitchen with pantry flow around the main level, while the 12' x 13'6" nook and family room open straight onto the deck. Upstairs, a 19'6" x 13'9" primary suite with dual closets and private bath sits apart from three additional bedrooms, the full hall bath, and an 18'6" x 14'3" bonus room.
Seen in three dimensions, the main level reveals how the hardwood floors connect every living space to the deck and the two car garage, while the entry porch and foyer set a welcoming tone. The upper level shows the primary suite tucked to one side, three bedrooms and the hall bath along the center, and the bonus room stretching across the far end, ready for movie nights or a home office.