Craftsman front elevation of this 2013-built Eagle Heights home in Arlington WA, with gabled timber bracket, stone accent and covered entry stair.
A stacked stone fireplace anchors the vaulted great room, with the dining area and the slider out to the 22-foot deck just beyond.
The great room opens straight into the kitchen, so the whole main floor reads as one bright vaulted space instead of a series of closed-off rooms.
Granite counters and a full kitchen island seating three, under pendant lighting and a vaulted ceiling, open to both the dining area and great room.
The kitchen runs 10'2 x 16'8 with a walk-in pantry, granite counters, wood cabinetry and a stainless gas range, all under a vaulted ceiling.
Kitchen and dining sit together under the vault, with a slider opening straight onto the 22-foot deck so summer meals move outside the house.
Vaulted great room measuring 16'3 x 18'4, with windows on two walls and a transom above that keep it bright even on overcast Snohomish County days.
The entry rises a full two stories with a transom window above the door, and vinyl plank flooring carries from here across the entire main level.
The elevated deck was rebuilt in 2025 and runs 22'4 x 9'3, holding a full seating group with an outlook to trees and backyard.
Primary bedroom measuring 12'4 x 14'5 on the main floor, with the ensuite bath and the walk-in closet both opening directly off the room.
Primary bath with a dual-sink vanity, about 100 square feet, on the same floor as the kitchen, living room, laundry and two more bedrooms.
The walk-in closet is already fitted with a built-in organizer system: adjustable shelving on three walls, a drawer bank and double hanging rods.
Four-car tandem garage measuring 21'9 x 39'2, about 852 square feet, finished and lit with pegboard and overhead storage racks already installed.
Floor plans for all three levels with measured room dimensions. The top floor holds the kitchen, living, dining, laundry and three of four bedrooms.
Vaulted ceilings carry across the living room, dining area and kitchen, so the entire main floor reads as one open volume rather than divided rooms.
The stainless kitchen appliances, including refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher, were all replaced in 2025 and sit under a tile backsplash.
The primary suite sits on the main floor beside the kitchen, living room and laundry, so cooking, sleeping and laundry all happen on one level.
A separate tiled soaking tub in the primary bath, distinct from the walk-in shower rather than the tub-shower combination most homes offer here.
Glass-enclosed walk-in shower in the primary bath, fully separate from the soaking tub, with the fitted walk-in closet just through the doorway.
At 13'0 x 16'8 and about 217 square feet, this is the largest bedroom in the home. Guest suite, home office, or a second primary for family.
Main floor bedroom looking out to mature trees rather than a neighbor's siding, with vinyl plank flooring, a ceiling fan and room for a desk.
Main floor bedroom measuring 10'8 x 12'6, bright enough for a desk along the far wall, one of three bedrooms on the top level of the home.
The fourth bedroom sits on the lower level beside the recreation room and third full bath, shown unstaged so the true dimensions read clearly.
Main floor full bath measuring 10'6 x 5'5, with a maple vanity, wide mirror, tile backsplash and a tub-shower combination serving two bedrooms.
The third full bath serves the lower level bedroom and recreation room, which lets that floor work as a guest wing with its own facilities.
A dedicated laundry room on the bedroom floor, 9'2 x 5'3, with full-size machines, cabinet storage above and a shelving bay for pantry overflow.
The lower-level recreation room runs 21'6 x 18'4, nearly 400 square feet, with daylight windows looking out to the fully fenced backyard.
Daylight windows keep the recreation room from reading like a basement. Room for a sectional at one end and a separate seating group at the other.
The 22-foot deck sits directly above a covered paver patio, giving two distinct outdoor rooms off the main level for use most of the year.
Looking down nearly forty feet of tandem garage depth. The tankless water heater is wall-mounted here, freeing the floor space a tank would take.
Driveway parking for two in front of the tandem garage bay doors, at the end of a quiet dead-end street with no through traffic in Eagle Heights.
The rear elevation shows how the three levels stack, with the 2025 deck above a covered paver patio and the fenced yard running out behind.
Level backyard fully fenced in cedar and framed by established maples, with garden beds along the perimeter and the deck stairs coming down.
Nearly all of the 8,712 square foot lot is flat and usable, with lawn and garden space behind the home rather than squeezed along the sides.
Aerial view of the 22-foot deck, the covered patio beneath it and the fully fenced level backyard at this Eagle Heights home in Arlington WA.
Overhead aerial with the property boundary drawn in: 8,712 square feet, exactly one fifth of an acre, with the house set forward on the lot.
The front elevation from the air, showing the roof replaced in 2025 and how the home sits at the end of a dead-end street in Eagle Heights.
The home marked within Eagle Heights, an established Arlington community with its own park and playground, bordered by open green space.
The Cascade foothills on the horizon, with forest and protected green space surrounding the Eagle Heights neighborhood in Arlington WA.
Main floor plan with room dimensions: kitchen, living, dining, laundry and three bedrooms including the primary suite, all on a single level.