142 109th Ave SE Bellevue, WA 98004

Surrey Downs

Under Construction

  • A three-story modern house with dark and light gray panels, a two-car garage, and steps leading to the front entrance.

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  • A modern three-story house with a flat roof, charcoal and beige paneling, and a two-car garage at twilight.
  • Modern two-story house with dark siding and beige accents, nestled in a treed yard at twilight.

Clean architectural lines and a well-planned layout create a home equally suited for everyday living and elevated entertaining.


The main level is designed to bring people together, anchored by a chef-inspired kitchen with a dedicated scullery and walk-in pantry for seamless preparation and storage. Expansive living and dining spaces connect effortlessly to both covered and uncovered outdoor patios, complete with a gas grill and hood, creating a natural extension for year-round indoor-outdoor living.


Upstairs, the oversized primary suite provides a private retreat, complemented by heated floors in all tiled bathrooms for added comfort. Skylights bring natural light to the upper level, enhancing the home’s bright and airy atmosphere. A well-appointed laundry room with dual appliances adds everyday convenience.


The daylight basement offers a versatile game room with a wet bar and beverage cooler, along with a generous storage area. In addition, a spacious two-story guest suite with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It also features its own entrance, private washer and dryer, and an upstairs sitting room with a wet bar and beverage cooler. All this offers flexibility for guests, extended living, or additional use.


A spacious, lower-level garage and carefully considered design elements throughout complete this exceptional residence in one of Bellevue’s most established neighborhoods.



PROJECT DETAILS

Set within the desirable Surrey Downs neighborhood, this luxury, west-facing residence offers a thoughtful balance of modern functional living and refined comfort in the heart of Bellevue.

142 109th Ave SE Bellevue, WA 98004

Neighborhood:  Surrey Downs

STATUS: Under Construction

OFFERED AT: TBD

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5 bedrooms

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5.25 bath

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6,122 sf

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7,960sf lot

Main Features:

• Open-concept great room, dining area, and kitchen

• Linear gas fireplace in the great room

• Gourmet kitchen with oversized island

• Premium Thermador appliance package

        o   Separate 36-inch refrigerator and freezer columns

        o   48-inch gas rangetop with griddle

        o   Double wall ovens and microwave drawer

• Spacious scullery kitchen

• Walk-in pantry

• Dining room cabinetry with dedicated wine refrigeration

• Covered outdoor living area with linear gas fireplace

• Private main-floor office/den

• Main-floor guest retreat with separate sitting room

• Additional upper-floor guest retreat with sitting room

• Expansive primary suite with sitting area

        o    Custom walk-in closet

        o    Spa-inspired bath with freestanding soaking tub

• Upper-floor laundry room

• Daylight-basement game room

• Lower-level full bathroom and walk-in closet

• Mudroom with direct garage access

• Spacious lower-level garage

• Two 240-volt EV-charging outlets

• Smart lighting, Wi-Fi access points, and integrated speakers

• Ring video doorbell and exterior security features

• Extensive household and seasonal storage

• Irrigated landscaping with exterior lighting

• Energy-efficient heating and water-heating systems


Schools:

• Enatai Elementary School 

• Chinook Middle School 

• Bellevue High School


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Surfaces & Finishes
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Lighting Fixtures
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Appliances

FEATURES


Wide-plank European oak flooring, curated tile and stone selections, custom cabinetry, designer lighting, and contemporary black accents create a warm and cohesive interior.

Additional amenities include heated floors in all tiled bathrooms, smart lighting controls, Wi-Fi access points, integrated speakers, Ring video security features, two 240-volt EV-charging outlets, a smart garage-door system, and energy-efficient heating and water-heating systems.


FLOOR PLANS

Note: Room sizes, locations, walls, patios, windows vary per elevation and per homesite. Plans subject to change
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Main Floor
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Upper Floor
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Daylight Basement

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We are proud of our track record in crafting cutting-edge homes tailored to the Pacific Northwest way of life. Our primary objective is to construct top-tier homes in prime locations, delivering value and quality. We are truly obsessive about every detail.

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EXPERIENCED.

Our dedicated team, comprised of experienced professionals, sets us apart and ensures you receive exceptional service. The moment you step into a Everton home, you can discern it in the intricacies and experience it through the masterful workmanship.

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QUALITY.

By choosing premium products, state-of-the-art appliances, luxury fixtures and finishes Everton Homes transform the space into a reflection of your unique style and personal preferences. Every aspect of your new home will be something you adore.

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