This 1950s brick mid-century home in Broadview underwent a total transformation that honors its original architecture while dramatically expanding its livability. Perched to take in stunning Puget Sound and Olympic Mountain views, the home needed more than a facelift — it needed room to grow without losing the character that made it special in the first place.
A strategic two-story addition made that possible, seamlessly integrating a serene, view-oriented primary suite onto the main floor and a light-filled daylight office on the lower level. The addition was designed to read as though it had always been part of the home, matching the scale and proportion of the original mid-century footprint rather than fighting against it.
Beyond the structural expansion, nearly every inch of the home was meticulously upgraded and refinished. New flooring runs throughout, and a remodeled guest bath brings modern functionality to a corner of the house that had gone untouched for decades.
At the heart of it all, an expanded custom kitchen and fireplace great room now serve as the hub for both daily life and entertaining — a space designed to be lived in, not just looked at.
The result is a home that merges purposeful function with a sophisticated, contemporary lifestyle: a refined, cohesive environment that still feels unmistakably like the mid-century home it started as, now built for the way its owners actually live today.
