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Sheridan Beach Luxury with Lake Views
15517 Lake Shore Blvd NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155
$2,900,000
15517 Lake Shore Blvd NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155
A rare Sheridan Beach opportunity! This custom-built residence offers sweeping views of Lake Washington, the Cascades and Mt. Rainier, paired with luxury and the ideal layout. With over 5,000 sqft, soaring ceilings throughout, and walls of windows, the home is beautifully designed to incorporate views into daily living.
The chef’s kitchen with oversized island and walk-in pantry opens to expansive gathering spaces and a stunning wraparound view deck. Level front and back yards - a true rarity in Sheridan Beach - complemented by a private garden retreat and covered back patio with ceiling-mounted heater for year-round enjoyment. Upper-level primary suite features a sitting area, sensational views and large walk-in closet. A private-entry MIL suite below with no-step access and second kitchen provides flexibility for guests, extended living or possible rental use.
Direct access to the Burke-Gilman Trail just outside the driveway awaits your daily dose of walking or biking or simply connecting with nature. Feel the special energy of watching activity on both the lake and the trail. Convenient to Seattle and the Eastside, within the stellar Shoreline School District, and eligible for associate membership to the Sheridan Beach Club.
Best of all, enjoy immediate lake access just 30 seconds from the house through a secluded public access point!
4
beds
3.25
baths
5,335 Sq.Ft. LIVING AREA
9,886 Sq.Ft. lot
“From sunrise on the water to evenings above the lake, this home offers the kind of beauty and feeling that is hard to find and even harder to forget.”
– Phillip
Tucked along Lake Washington's shore between Seattle and Kenmore, Lake Forest Park is a small, deliberately residential city that feels like a wooded retreat — founded in 1912 by Ole Hanson as one of the Seattle area's first planned communities, its winding streets run through dense evergreens past mid-century modern ramblers and glass-walled Northwest Contemporary post-and-beam homes, with less than four percent of its land zoned commercial.
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