Architect Ralph Anderson's most iconic architectural style or his Northwest Design is on sale at a price of $1.78 million, as reported from Curbed. The house is located at 9825 NE 32nd St. Bellevue, Washington 98004.
The article added that the house was built in 1975 and the 3,820 square foot house is surrounded with nature and has a small bridge that is connected to the house. In addition, the house has handcrafted spiral staircase.
In a listing from Trulia, the house has four bedrooms, two full bathrooms and half bathrooms, an attached parking garage, and a fireplace. The listing added that the house has a basement.
Furthermore, the house has a dining room, a wet bar, a walk-in closet, one fireplace, and vaulted ceilings, as reported in a listing from Windermere Real Estate. The listing added that the house has French doors, ceiling fans, a sprinkler system, a patio, a high speed internet, fenced, a deck, and a cable TV.
In addition, a listing from Estately added that the house has a main level wherein the office or den, the master bedroom, the family room, the living room, the dining room, and the eat-in kitchen can be seen in the main level of the house. The listing added that the lot of the house is16,304 square foot and 0.37 acres.
A listing from Zillow added that the house was last sold in June 2002 for $855,000. There are no reports if the architect lived in the house.
Pictures of the house can be seen in Curbed, Trulia, Windermere Real Estate, and Estately.
In the meantime, there are no reports regarding the net worth of the architect. However, Ralph Anderson is known as "father of Pioneer Square," as reported in an article from Seattle Times. The article added that he died last October 24, 2010 at Horizon House due to his kidney cancer at the age of 86.
