This $625K Washington Home Looks Like a Cabin, But It Feels Like a Greenhouse

The woodsy Puget Sound residence is surprisingly airy thanks to an abundance of skylights, windows, and glass doors.

Location: 142 Resolute Ln, Port Ludlow, Washington

Price: $625,000

Year Built: 1993

Architect: Roger Larson

Footprint: 2,000 square feet (2 bedrooms, 2 baths)

Lot Size: 0.29 Acres

From the Agent: "Welcome to a custom Northwest lodge-style retreat designed by renowned Monterey architect Roger Larson. Featuring cedar beams, soaring ceilings, and walls of glass, this timber-framed home offers seamless indoor/outdoor living. Two en suite bedrooms include their own lounge spaces and lofts, ideal for guests or multigenerational living. It’s set in a wildlife sanctuary with trails, zip lines, and a firepit just outside, plus direct access to Port Ludlow’s trail system. Minutes from the beach, marina, golf course, Inn, and Beach Club with indoor/outdoor pools, the home is a perfect base camp for all of your Olympic Peninsula adventures."

Photo by Perfect Balance Photography

 French doors open the living area to a large deck.

Photo by Perfect Balance Photography

The flooring in the common areas is made from slate.

Photo by Perfect Balance Photography

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