A studs-out 2025 rebuild on Marine View Drive SW with full Puget Sound views. Six bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 4,360 sq ft, plus a 600 sq ft attached garage. [The seller is offering a 1% interest rate permanent buy-down (50K) or use as a buyer credit. Call LA for details). Outside: dark vertical siding, a standing-seam metal roof, fresh sod, and clean modern lines. A reeded glass door opens to herringbone wood floors and a bright entry. The main floor runs in vaulted white shiplap with exposed beams. A linear electric fireplace anchors the living room against a full concrete-tile wall. The kitchen is the heart of the home: light oak cabinets, quartz counters, a custom hood, and Bosch appliances throughout. The apron sink sits under a panoramic window aimed straight at the water. A big center island seats six. A steel-frame door leads to a wide composite deck with cable railing, a level lawn, and an open view. The two-story great room is wrapped in iron chandeliers and walls of glass to the deck and Sound. The primary suite sits on the main floor — vaulted ceiling, ductless mini-split, freestanding tub, walk-in shower, double vanity, and a lighted mirror. Additional bedrooms share the view. A separate entrance opens to a second full kitchen, a roomy family room, and a large multipurpose space with built-in shelving and direct yard access. Flex space, guests, long-term stays, or rental. Community beach access. 35-60 minutes to downtown Seattle, twenty minutes to Tacoma.[LT Rail}

A classic 1950s two-story on a full acre, updated where it counts and set to a panoramic north-facing Puget Sound view — Des Moines and Three Tree Point across the water. The main level opens from a light-filled entry to formal living and dining rooms, then into a remodeled kitchen: white shaker cabinetry, quartz counters, a marble-tile backsplash, a gas cooktop island with seating, stainless appliances, and twin skylights that pour in daylight. Newer flooring runs throughout, and French doors connect the living spaces to decks made for taking in the view.Upstairs, the primary suite is its own retreat — vaulted ceilings, skylights, a tiled gas fireplace, a private deck, and an adjoining room that works as an office or sitting area. The updated primary bath pairs a soaking tub with a walk-in shower, a quartz-topped vanity, and warm gold fixtures. Additional bedrooms and refreshed baths round out the second floor.Outside, the acre gives you room most homes here don't have: level lawn, mature evergreens, a large entertaining patio, and a rare detached 1,540-square-foot garage and workshop with space for vehicles, projects, and storage. Community gated beach access is available for a small yearly fee, putting the shoreline within easy reach.Updated, private, and genuinely spacious — with a north-facing Sound view and a workshop that are hard to find together. Minutes to the Des Moines Marina and quick to I-5, SR-509, and Sea-Tac.

One block up from the Redondo boardwalk, on a street where the water shows itself between the rooftops. This two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath cottage sits high enough on Sound View to catch Puget Sound and Maury Island beyond, and the deep covered porch is where the day starts — French doors swing wide off the living room so the front of the house becomes one open space when the weather turns fine.Inside, warm hardwood floors run through a light-filled living room anchored by a gas fireplace insert in painted brick. The kitchen holds solid wood cabinetry, gas range, skylight and beamed ceiling, with a bay-window nook sized for the breakfast table. The primary bedroom is unusually generous for a home this size, opening to the main living space and the porch beyond. Add a refreshed three-quarter bath, a half bath, a full lower level, and more storage than the square footage suggests.Outside: a level yard framed by mature evergreens, a detached potting shed and chicken coop for the gardener in the family, and a wide concrete drive with off-street parking for several cars — room for the boat trailer, the kayaks and the guests.Offered in as-is condition — honest bones and a few projects left for the next owner, on a block that can't be built again. Walk to the Redondo Pier, Wooten Park, Salty's and the MaST Center Aquarium. Kayak before breakfast, boat from Des Moines Marina, fish off the pier at dusk. Highline schools; ten minutes to Sea-Tac, twenty-five to Seattle.