10261 NE 21st Pl Bellevue, WA 98004

Northwest Bellevue

Under Construction

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Discover a new construction luxury home in Northwest Bellevue by Everton Homes. Distinctive contemporary architecture, generous windows, and 11-foot main-floor ceilings set the tone for thoughtfully designed living. An open layout connects the kitchen, dining area, and great room, where a dramatic 72-inch linear gas fireplace anchors this gathering space.


The kitchen pairs textured Belmont cabinetry with Arctic Arabescato countertops and a bookmatched island. A Thermador appliance package includes a 48-inch gas rangetop, double wall ovens, and separate refrigerator and freezer columns. A dining-area wine cooler adds convenience for entertaining, while the covered patio extends the living space outdoors with its own gas fireplace and overhead heaters.


Upstairs, the primary suite offers a sitting area, gas fireplace, and spacious walk-in closet with custom shelving. The bath features a freestanding soaking tub, rain shower, frameless glass enclosure, and heated floors for the ultimate spa-inspired escape. A generous bonus room with a wet bar and beverage cooler provides another place to gather or unwind.


A main-floor office and a guest suite with a separate entrance, kitchenette, sitting area, full bath, and dedicated laundry add versatility. A three-car garage, EV charging outlets, and selected smart lighting complete this contemporary Bellevue home.


PROJECT DETAILS

An impressive north-facing contemporary luxury home offering 4,730 square feet of spacious, thoughtfully designed living on a flat, 8,640-square-foot lot. Five inviting bedrooms and 4.5 beautifully appointed baths complement bright, open interiors, refined finishes, and a seamless flow between elegant gathering spaces and comfortable private retreats.

10261 NE 21st Pl Bellevue, WA 98004

Neighborhood:  Northwest Bellevue

STATUS: Under Construction

OFFERED AT: TBD

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5 bedrooms

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4.5 bath

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4,730 sf

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8,640sf lot

Main Features:

• Open-concept living with soaring 11-foot ceilings

• Chef’s kitchen with premium Thermador appliances

• Main-level guest suite with kitchenette

• Expansive primary suite with a private fireplace

• Covered outdoor living with a linear gas fireplace

• Spacious bonus room with a wet bar

• Three-car garage with EV charging outlets

Schools:

• Clyde Hill Elementary School

• Chinook Middle School

• Bellevue High School

FEATURES

• Generous windows and an open-to-below foyer

• Main-floor office/den with glass double doors

• Great room with a 72-inch linear gas fireplace

• Oversized kitchen island with quartz countertops

• Separate 36-inch refrigerator and freezer columns

• Thermador 48-inch gas rangetop, double wall ovens, and microwave

• Dining room cabinetry with wine refrigeration

• Main-level guest suite with a private bedroom, walk-in closet, separate sitting room, kitchenette, full bath, and exterior entrance

• Primary suite with a sitting area and custom walk-in closet

• Spa-inspired primary bath with a freestanding soaking tub, spacious shower, and dual vanities

• Additional en suite bedroom

• Upper-floor secondary bedrooms with walk-in closets

• Bonus room with a wet bar and beverage cooler

• Upper-floor laundry room with dual washer/dryer sets, utility sink, and storage

• Mudroom with a walk-in storage closet

• Covered patio with a gas fireplace, overhead heating, and adjoining uncovered patio

• Wide-plank hardwood flooring

• Heated floors in tiled bathrooms

• Eight-foot interior doors

• Smart lighting

• Ring video doorbell and exterior security cameras

• Three-car garage with two EV charging outlets

• Landscaped grounds with irrigation


FLOOR PLANS

Note: Room sizes, locations, walls, patios, windows vary per elevation and per homesite. Plans subject to change

What makes us different

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LOCAL.

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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