Drystack stone walls with intricate accents, wavy cedar plank siding and a natural rough-sawn beam entry inspire feelings of comfort and luxury at The Hideaway lodge-style home, where the exterior was designed to perfectly complement the surrounding environment.

Water features lining the entryway are an invitation to enjoy the natural beauty of Northwest living. The dramatic architecture of the interior includes distressed hardwood floors, expansive vaulted-window walls, exposed beam trusses and a floor to ceiling stone fresh-air fireplace.

In addition to the fresh air fireplace, this home incorporates numerous "healthy-home" elements. No VOC paint was used, all cabinetry is made of formaldehyde-free wheat board boxes and all doors and drawers are natural woods. Even the floors are "healthy home" certified. The Hideaway features three bedrooms, three full baths and a powder room, there's even a bonus room cleverly placed above the garage to filter noise. The master suite features a two-sided fireplace and a custom roman tub surrounded by natural honed slate