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Play in and on a Kirkland Waterfront home for $4.8M

They built it with a wall that was meant to be climbed

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From back before the bubble, no, the previous bubble in 2000 is a house that excels at incorporating toys and entertainment. Plenty of places to play, as long as you can negotiate the $4,848,000 price.

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Three floors of convex and concave walls face Lake Washington for this 6,510 square foot waterfront house. It is a natural place for water toys thanks to a private dock and lift. Most may overlook the most distinctive feature that will be much more obvious to a few. An exterior wall has been turned into a climbing gym that is far wider and taller than the indoor variety. An array of panels provide a variety of routes including an overhang and a chance to peak in one of the upper windows. Check the landing site for proper cushioning and belay points.

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Step inside and be wrapped in 180 degree views of the lake and Mt. Rainier. The departure from long, flat, straight lines of windows is welcome.

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Deep and rich colors that fill the massive kitchen wrap around a similarly colored island that can anchor any party.

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If you’re active, you may want the gym equipment to stay, and maybe the long and wide table that looks perfect for storing and laying out maps of your next adventure.

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For a more sedate sport, drop into the billiards room that is equipped with a bar and more storage.

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It is okay to be a spectator, and there’s a theater for that, too.

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Concentrate too much on the entertainment and it’s easy to overlook the fact that this is a four bedroom, four bathroom house.

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But, then there’s the 100 foot of waterfront for the 8,989 square foot lot, and the six car (or even more motorcycles) garage which includes a lift (that probably can do more than store totes.)

Play on.