About This Home
One of Sycamore’s most iconic homes—regal in presence and rich in character. Set on a .70-acre double lot with 95’ of Issaquah Creek frontage and forest views for ultimate privacy. Just a short stroll to Old Town Issaquah and nestled in the foothills of Squak & Tiger Mountains. Solid construction with hardwoods throughout, an expansive kitchen, main floor bed & bath, and a generous primary suite with view deck. Flexible spaces for working or creating from home. Huge 3-car garage with built-ins plus an adjacent light-filled studio/shop. Expansive creekside decks and lawns offer year-round outdoor enjoyment. A rare opportunity in one of Issaquah’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Ralph D. Anderson – Architectural Legacy in Sycamore, Issaquah
Ralph D. Anderson, one of Seattle’s most respected architects, is renowned for blending Northwest modernism with timeless craftsmanship. Best known for restoring Pioneer Square and shaping Seattle’s architectural identity, Anderson also left a quieter yet powerful mark in Issaquah’s Sycamore neighborhood. His design philosophy—rooted in harmony with nature, honest materials, and enduring form—is evident in the few homes he designed here. These residences reflect Anderson’s signature style: understated elegance, strong lines, natural light, and an organic connection to the landscape. Owning a Ralph Anderson home in Sycamore is not just living in a house, but inhabiting a piece of Northwest architectural history.
The Energy of Sycamore
Nestled at the southern edge of downtown Issaquah, Sycamore is one of the area’s most beloved and established neighborhoods. Tucked between the lush foothills of Squak and Tiger Mountains, this serene enclave offers a rare blend of natural beauty, privacy, and proximity to amenities. Tree-lined streets, spacious lots, and direct access to Issaquah Creek create a peaceful, park-like setting and yet just minutes away are charming shops, dining, schools, and trails like Poo Poo Point. With a strong sense of community and timeless appeal, Sycamore remains a sought-after retreat for those who value both convenience and connection to nature.
A Sycamore Treasure
An oasis of scenic beauty and tranquility—yet so close to Issaquah’s historic downtown.
Bucolic, age-old sycamore tree clusters frame the classic regal architecture of one of the most noteworthy homes in beloved Sycamore.
At A Glance:
2 lots, total of .70ac
2-story, 2,890 SF
Built: 1968
90’+ Issaquah creekfront
4 bedrooms, 3 baths
Main floor bedroom can double as an office
3-car garage with workshop niche and adjacent shop or studio
3 fireplaces
Issaquah School District
Additional Value-Added Features
Double lot offers sprawling lawns and maximum privacy
Expansive view decks off the main floor living area and master bedroom
Partially covered deck off the family room for extended outdoor enjoyment
Quality construction with easy-care hardwood floors, large vinyl windows, and skylights
Lifetime 50-year presidential composition roof
Wood-burning masonry fireplaces in living room, family room, and master bedroom—all with gas inserts
Generous kitchen with ample cabinet space
Thermador double oven
Bosch double-door refrigerator
Bosch dishwasher
Dacor 5-burner cooktop with downdraft
Built-in library wall in family room; study area off family room
Generous master bedroom with space for additional closets and updated granite and tiled double-vanity bath
Convenient main floor bedroom with adjacent updated granite and tile bath
Two upper-floor bedroom suites share a unique Jack-and-Jill tub
All bedrooms have closet organizers
Large 3-bay garage with openers, built-in steel cabinetry, and workbench
Large pull-down stair to “grandma’s attic” with extensive storage
Huge shop or studio adjacent to garage with skylights—bright and light-filled
22KW generator
AC Wall Unit added to Primary