Martha Stewart Would Love This $4M Edmonds Home: Puget Sound Wow! House

WOODWAY, WA - What does Edmonds have in common with towns like Greenwich, Conn., Newport, R.I., or Brookline, Mass.? Answer: charming New England-style houses.

The most expensive home for sale in the Edmonds area right now was built in 2006, but it's a faithful reproduction of the Victorian-era (or Revolutionary War-era) homes found in the old Brahmin enclaves of New England. This home was designed locally by the Seattle-based Stuart Silk and designed by Edmonds' Gretchen Evans - but you wouldn't know they didn't grow up near the Lexington Green. Check out the details:

• Address: 10901 Algonquin Rd, Woodway, Washington
• Price: $4,200,000
• Square Feet: 6600
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 6 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 2007
• Features: Built to last generations, this New England shingle-style home gracefully bridges traditional style and craftsmanship with modern amenities and meticulous construction. Architect Stuart Silk and award-winning designer Gretchen Evans collaborated to make this nationally published home an entertainer's dream. Enjoy grand open interior spaces. Gracious outdoor living. Nine foot ceilings in basement with music and craft room. And an Adirondack-style guest quarters above detached three-car garage.

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