Hunts Point Home Designed By Famed Architect: $45 Million

HUNTS POINT, WA - Even among many jaw-dropping homes built along the shores of Hunts Point, the late Barney Ebsworth's home really stands out.

The home was built in 2003 for Ebsworth by Seattle architect Jim Olson, known for buildings like the new Stewart Hotel in Belltown and the new Burke Museum of Natural History at the University of Washington. It appears Olson designed the home to showcase Ebsworth's art collection, which includes work by Georgia O'Keefe, Stuart Davis, and Willem de Kooning, among many others.

The home is reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright's "Fallingwater," with its sharp, slab-like lines and cantilevered rooms.

Ebsworth, who died last spring, founded Royal Cruise Line, Clipper Cruise Line, and the luxury travel service INTRAV.

• Address: 4053 Hunts Point Road
• Price: $45,000,000
• Square Feet: 9,420
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 4 Baths
• Built: 2003
• Features: Unprecedented. Rare. Extraordinary. A remarkable 3.25+ acres & 300 ft of west facing gentle waterfront in one of the most sought-after waterfront communities in the world. Masterwork of the renowned Jim Olson, boasts a finely crafted concrete & steel construction. Sunsets & glimmering views of Lake Washington, the skyline & Olympic Mts show their beauty at the end of the day. Nature fills walls of glass from every angle. Designed in perfect harmony with its environment. Only on Hunts Point!

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