Edmonds, WA Open Houses

Experience timeless elegance in this 1923 brick Colonial Revival, one of the first homes to be built in Edmonds, along with its charming carriage house/ADU. Located just a block from the beach and minutes from downtown Edmonds, the main home features 4 bedrooms and 3.75 bathrooms. Highlights include a luxurious main-floor primary suite, a stately double fireplace anchoring the formal living room

Dale Wampler Keller Williams Seattle Metro

Everything has its place in the Martin. Home 6 is designed around a distinctive geometric center-island kitchen that becomes the natural hub of the home. This floor plan creates an intuitive rhythm where everyday life simply feels easier. Rather than asking one room to do everything, the Martin gives every space its own purpose. Conversations naturally begin around the island before flowing into

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

Everything has its place in the Martin. Home 2 is designed around a distinctive geometric center-island kitchen that becomes the natural hub of the home. This floor plan creates an intuitive rhythm where everyday life simply feels easier. Rather than asking one room to do everything, the Martin gives every space its own purpose. Conversations naturally begin around the island before flowing into

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

Some homes are built around square footage. The Glacier home on lot 13 is built around one extraordinary gathering space: a stunning center-island kitchen which naturally becomes the heart of the home, bringing together cooking, conversation, dining, and a covered deck designed to feel like an extension of the great room. Rather than simply creating one large room, the Glacier organizes everyday

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

The right amount of home can change everything. The Davis on homesite 5 proves that living well isn't about adding more square footage - it's about making every space work beautifully. Light-filled living areas, thoughtful proportions, and an effortless flow create a home that feels remarkably open and inviting, while the kitchen naturally connects gathering, dining, and everyday living without

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

Some homes impress you immediately, but the Crystal gets better with every step. Rather than relying on one dramatic feature, this thoughtfully refined floor plan creates a remarkable sense of openness through natural flow and rooms that feel just a little more generous than expected. Every transition feels intentional, allowing the home to unfold gracefully while balancing spacious gathering

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

The right amount of home can change everything. The Davis home proves that living well isn't about adding more square footage - it's about making every space work beautifully. Light-filled living areas, thoughtful proportions, and an effortless flow create a home that feels remarkably open and inviting, while the kitchen naturally connects gathering, dining, and everyday living without

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

Open concept doesn't have to mean every room does everything. The Robinson offers a fresh perspective on open-concept living by creating connection while giving each space a little more definition. The kitchen remains visually connected to the great room while enjoying just enough separation to let conversations continue naturally without every activity competing for the same space. It's an

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

Flex cash offering- ask for details! Move in Ready! The Lotus by MainVue Homes at Edmonds Ridge is a modern home with a spacious interior. Begin at the Foyer, where an arterial hallway introduces the Home Office and Multi-Purpose Room before leading to the core of the home: The Great Room, Dining room and Gourmet Kitchen featuring 3cm Quartz Counters, Frameless Cabinetry and Stainless Steel

Jessica Malek Teambuilder KW

Some homes are built around square footage. The Glacier home on lot 15 is built around one extraordinary gathering space: a stunning center-island kitchen that naturally becomes the heart of the home, bringing together cooking, conversation, dining, and a covered deck designed to feel like an extension of the great room. Rather than simply creating one large room, the Glacier organizes everyday

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty

Open concept doesn't have to mean every room does everything. The Robinson on homesite 7 offers a fresh perspective on open-concept living by creating connection while giving each space a little more definition. The kitchen remains visually connected to the great room while enjoying just enough separation to let conversations continue naturally without every activity competing for the same space.

Kristi Sundquist Epique Realty