A quiet two story presence in Coventry on English Hill, framed by mature Japanese maples and a manicured lawn that delivers curb appeal without demanding a weekend of upkeep. A full exterior repaint in a three color scheme, refreshed front door and garage doors, and a wide driveway approach mean the arrival experience is already handled.
The covered entry with tapered columns and recessed lighting gives guests a sheltered place to stand and gives you a dry landing spot on rainy Northwest evenings.
Refinished hardwood floors carry you from the entry straight through to the light filled eating nook, so the whole main level reads open and connected from the moment you step inside. A generous coat closet right at the door keeps daily coming and going organized.
Vaulted ceilings lift the living room well beyond its square footage, while garden facing windows pull in green views and afternoon light. The wide cased opening to the dining room lets conversation flow between spaces during gatherings rather than splitting guests into separate rooms.
A front facing bay window creates a natural spot to sit with morning coffee and watch the street wake up, adding architectural interest that a flat wall never could. New carpet makes the entire room feel softer and quieter than typical.
Crown molding and a centered pendant give the dining room a formal note for holidays and milestone dinners, with the living room open alongside so hosting never feels confined. Direct kitchen access keeps serving effortless.
Backyard facing glass floods the dining room with natural light and keeps the patio in easy view, an inviting setup for dinners that migrate outdoors on warm evenings. The dedicated pass through to the kitchen means plates travel a few short steps.
A window wall and skylight above the eating nook flood the kitchen with daylight from morning through late afternoon, a rare quality in homes of this vintage. Gas cooking, generous granite counter space, and a center island keep the cook connected to both the nook and the family room fireplace beyond.
Warm cherry toned cabinetry with abundant drawer and upper storage keeps everyday cooking tools within arm's reach, while the granite topped island adds prep and staging space right where you need it. Open sightlines to the family room hearth and the staircase make this the natural center of the home.
Stainless appliances, a gas range, and a granite island give the kitchen real working space, with a window over the sink making daily cooking genuinely pleasant rather than a chore in a closed off room. Refinished hardwood floors and a direct doorway to the dining room let you move from prep to table without breaking stride.
The eating nook's soaring glass wall turns everyday breakfast into a garden facing moment, with treetops and Japanese maples filling the view year round. A half wall keeps the nook open to the family room hearth so the cook, the coffee drinker, and the fireplace crowd all stay in one conversation.
Sunlight pours across refinished hardwood floors from the nook into the working kitchen, giving the whole space an airy feel that closed off 1985 floor plans rarely deliver. The granite island sits within easy reach of both the range and the nook table, and the dining room waits just through the doorway for larger gatherings.
The family room's brick gas fireplace with painted mantel makes a genuine focal point for evenings in, and flipping a switch replaces hauling wood entirely. New carpet with 8 lb. padding and a fresh interior repaint give the room a quiet, finished feel, with direct access to the entry hall and garage just steps away.
A wide slider opens the family room straight onto the patio, so summer entertaining spills outside without anyone tracking through the kitchen. Twin windows flank the gas fireplace, delivering green fenced yard views alongside the warmth in cooler months.
Sightlines run from the family room past the granite island to the kitchen, keeping conversation connected while dinner comes together. The staircase and coat closet sit tucked to one side, and the patio slider puts the fully fenced backyard one step away for morning coffee or evening grilling.
A main floor powder room with granite topped vanity and framed mirror means guests never need to head upstairs, a small convenience that matters on every gathering day. Natural light and generous cabinet storage keep it feeling like a finished space rather than an afterthought.
A dedicated main floor laundry room with new luxury vinyl tile and three tiers of adjustable shelving keeps supplies, folding, and sorting all in one place instead of scattered across the house.
The primary bedroom looks out through a wide window into mature evergreens, a private green screen that makes mornings feel unhurried and evenings feel quiet. New carpet with upgraded padding and a full repaint mean the room is ready to move into as is.
Generous wall space on both sides of the bed gives the primary room real flexibility for how you arrange it, something rarely found in homes of this size. Soft lighting and a clean neutral palette let personal style take over without any prep work first.
The primary suite opens directly to its own bath, where a skylight brings daylight in without sacrificing privacy, and a dedicated closet sits right at the transition. Having the en suite steps from the bed while the hallway and additional bedrooms stay just outside the door makes the upper level function smoothly for everyone.
A dual sink granite vanity in the primary bath means two people can get ready at the same time without negotiating for counter space, and a skylight overhead brings in daylight no window could reach. A private water closet and a separate linen closet keep everything organized and give the suite a level of function usually reserved for larger homes.
The primary bath connects directly to a cedar lined walk in closet on one side and the bedroom on the other, creating a true suite you move through rather than a series of separate rooms. Generous drawer and cabinet storage below the granite keeps daily routines uncluttered.
A full cedar lined walk in closet is the kind of feature buyers remember, protecting wool and off season clothing naturally while filling the space with that unmistakable cedar scent. Wire shelving on three walls plus hanging rods and hooks mean real capacity, not just a deep box.
The tiled shower with frameless glass enclosure and handheld fixture makes daily routines feel like an upgrade rather than a compromise. A window alongside brings in filtered evergreen light and fresh air, a small luxury in an upper level bath.
A well proportioned secondary bedroom with a full double door closet handles guests, a home office, or a study space with equal ease. New carpet with 8 lb. padding and a fresh repaint mean there is nothing to do before moving in.
Windows framing mature evergreen branches give this bedroom a treehouse quality that makes it a favorite for guests. Soft natural light through the morning keeps the room feeling bright without direct glare.
A large front facing window fills this bedroom with afternoon light and green neighborhood views, making it equally suited to sleeping, working, or reading. The neutral palette and new carpet leave the room ready for any use you have in mind.
Elevated views over rooftops and toward the wooded hillside give this bedroom a sense of openness rare in a 1,930 square foot plan. A generous double door closet handles wardrobe and storage without eating into usable floor space.
The upper level full bath pairs a tub and shower with a skylight, so bathing and getting ready both happen in natural daylight. Positioned to serve the secondary bedrooms, it keeps the primary suite private while guests have a complete bath of their own.
The fully fenced backyard delivers a private aggregate patio, level lawn, and a mature cedar backdrop, ideal for grilling, gardening, or simply sitting out on a summer evening. Established Japanese maples and layered plantings mean the setting is already mature, with no waiting for privacy to grow in.
Layered plantings, a flowering ornamental tree, and towering cedars along the back property line create a green enclosure that feels far more secluded than a 7,176 square foot lot suggests. The patio sits just off the family room slider, giving outdoor living a defined home right where you need it.
Full height glass across the back of the home means the kitchen and eating nook stay connected to the yard even from outside, a signature architectural touch of the design. Bordered lawn, mature Japanese maples, and a patio tucked against the house make the space usable rather than merely decorative.
The fully fenced yard offers a level lawn with room to move plus deep bark bed borders that keep maintenance simple season to season. A wraparound cedar fence and mature evergreen canopy give the space genuine privacy on all sides.
The greenhouse style glass wall over the eating nook reads as a striking design feature from the yard and floods the kitchen with light from inside. A wide slider from the family room and windows across the back keep the connection between indoor and outdoor living direct.
A generous stretch of lawn extends from the patio, offering flexible space for gardening beds, play, or simply open green. Warm interior light spilling through the slider and windows shows how easily evening entertaining moves between kitchen, family room, and patio.
A fenced side yard with gated access and an exterior hose bib gives you a practical service area for tools, bins, or a garden staging spot away from the main lawn. Mature cedars overhead deliver natural shade and a wooded backdrop right at the property edge.
An overhead perspective shows how the home sits on its lot, with the composition roof, multiple skylights, wide driveway, and lawn on both the front and back sides. Established landscaping and a tree lined rear boundary explain where the privacy comes from.
Coventry on English Hill sits high above the valley in a pocket of quiet streets surrounded by mature evergreen forest, with the Cascade foothills on the horizon. The location keeps you close to Redmond and Woodinville amenities and inside the Northshore School District while feeling tucked away from through traffic.
A three dimensional layout shows how naturally the main level flows, with formal living and dining set apart for hosting while the kitchen, nook, and family room open to one another for everyday life. Upstairs, all three bedrooms sit together on one level, and the primary suite keeps its bath and walk in closet privately tucked at the back.
Dimensioned plans confirm what the rooms feel like in person: a 15'6" x 15'6" family room, a 16'6" x 13'6" kitchen and nook, and a primary bedroom stretching 11'9" x 15'3". Both secondary bedrooms exceed eleven feet in each direction, so a queen bed, a desk, and real closet space all coexist without compromise.
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