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. 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. The lower level lives like its own home. 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. Optional Community beach access. Minutes to I-5. 10 minutes to light rail transit, 35-60 minutes to downtown Seattle, twenty to Tacoma.

A classic 1960s mid-century on Marine View Drive, original throughout and offered as-is — a chance to take a true post-and-beam home and make it your own. The architecture is the draw: deep exposed beams, tongue-and-groove cedar ceilings that carry from inside to the covered deck, and walls of glass that pull a panoramic north-facing Puget Sound view straight into the main living space. The water runs the length of the view — Des Moines and the marina, the wooded point of Three Tree Point, and West Seattle in the far distance — visible from the great room, the dining room, and the deck beyond.Inside, the original character is intact. A floor-to-ceiling stacked-stone fireplace anchors the great room, where open-beam ceilings and a wall of view glass set the tone. The dining room sits at the corner of the glass, the kitchen opens to the main level, and a stone-and-cedar entry with an open stair connects the two floors. Period details run throughout — wood cabinetry, original baths, mid-century lines that are increasingly hard to find unaltered.Outside, a full-width covered deck stretches across the water side, built for taking in the Sound in any weather. There's a carport and a separate two-car garage. Community gated beach access is available for a small yearly fee, putting the shoreline within reach. A solid mid-century with a rare north-facing Sound view, ready for its next chapter — minutes to the Des Moines Marina and quick to I-5, SR-509, and Sea-Tac.