The land tells you immediately that this is something unusual. Behind the gates of Woodway, on 2.24 secluded acres wrapped in evergreens, the grounds step down in gentle terraces past fruit trees and garden beds to the rarest feature of all: a private vineyard, a small clos of your own in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. There is a reason the French have a word for an enclosed patch of vines like this. It is not a farm and not quite a garden, but something more personal, a piece of land that asks to be tended and rewards you for it, season after season. The home rises from the greenery as a study in modern Northwest living. Built in 2014 and designed to live like a rambler, it opens through walls of Fleetwood glass onto a covered patio, so the forest and the entertaining spaces become one the moment the doors slide back. Inside, a floor-to-ceiling stone gas fireplace anchors the main living area, hardwoods run throughout, and a gourmet kitchen with waterfall quartz counters, a full butler's pantry, and premium Thermador and Fisher & Paykel appliances flows to a formal dining room made for hosting. A curved, wood-wrapped staircase climbs to a light-filled loft. Evenings settle in slowly here. The primary wing retreats to its own fireplace and a five-piece spa bath with a soaking tub, an attached suite with a full kitchen welcomes guests or family, and a four-car heated garage with a workshop and showroom finish waits for the projects and the collection. As the light fades over the treetops and the vineyard goes quiet, the appeal of the place is complete. Le Clos is a working piece of the Northwest, private and productive, where luxury is measured in acres, vines, and the deep green quiet of Woodway.

Its Own Private Vineyard. A rare feature among luxury homes, set within 2.24 secluded, wooded acres of terraced gardens, fruit trees, and garden space in exclusive Woodway.

Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Living. An open-concept main level opens through Fleetwood doors to a covered patio and expansive entertaining spaces, anchored by a striking floor-to-ceiling stone gas fireplace.

A Gourmet Kitchen Built for Hosting. Waterfall quartz countertops, a full butler's pantry, and premium Thermador and Fisher & Paykel appliances, flowing effortlessly to a formal dining area beneath hardwoods throughout the main.

A Primary Wing and Flexible Guest Suite. A main-level primary with its own fireplace and a five-piece en-suite bath with double vanities, soaking tub, and walk-in shower, plus an attached suite with gas fireplace, full kitchen, three-quarter bath, and laundry.

A Four-Car Workshop Garage. Sprawling and heated, finished to a showroom standard with a dedicated workshop, alongside RV parking, generator wiring, and a curved wood-wrapped staircase to a versatile loft.

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About Woodway & Edmonds, Washington

Woodway, "The Quiet Place." An exclusive, heavily wooded residential enclave founded in 1912 and built around large, private lots and a protected tree canopy, Woodway remains one of the region's most secluded and prestigious communities, with no commercial zoning to interrupt the calm.

Above the Edmonds Waterfront. Downtown Edmonds sits just minutes away, with its dining, boutiques, art galleries, a historic theater, and a marina, all set along Puget Sound with sunsets over the water and the Olympic Mountains.

Gateway to the Sound. The Edmonds ferry terminal connects to Kingston and the Olympic Peninsula, while the waterfront offers boating, kayaking, and beach walks along the shores of Puget Sound.

Forest and Trails at the Door. The adjacent Southwest County Park and Woodway's own network of nature trails keep old-growth forest and evergreen quiet within steps of home.

Connected Yet Secluded. Seattle lies roughly thirty minutes south and Sea-Tac International Airport about forty, with the top-rated Edmonds schools, including Sherwood Elementary, serving the community.