Luxury in Washington State isn’t always defined by high-rises or city skylines—it’s about space, privacy, and connection to the land. These five secluded mansions offer a rare blend of architectural excellence and natural beauty, tucked away in some of the state’s most breathtaking settings.
Whether it’s 800 feet of private riverfront, panoramic views of Mount Rainier, or forests that stretch for miles, each property offers an escape from the ordinary without sacrificing comfort or convenience. For those seeking a high-end lifestyle far from the crowds, these homes showcase what true Pacific Northwest luxury looks like—quiet, expansive, and effortlessly refined.
1. Big Sky Manor
Set on 20 private acres with sweeping views of Mt. Rainier, the Cascades, and the Snoqualmie Valley, this 11,935 sq ft estate includes 6 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, and 3 partial baths. The home features two primary suites, a fully updated chef’s kitchen with a separate prep area, a theater, gym, bar, wine cellar, and guest quarters.
Outdoor amenities include an in-ground pool and spa, athletic court, pond, orchard, trails, water features, and fire pits. Valued at $5,975,000, the property also includes a 4-car showroom garage.
Where is Woodinville?
Woodinville is a city in King County, Washington, located about 20 miles northeast of downtown Seattle. It sits in the scenic Sammamish River Valley and is well known for its wineries, breweries, and distilleries, making it a popular destination for wine tourism. The area blends suburban living with rural charm, surrounded by forested hills and agricultural lands. Woodinville also offers access to outdoor recreation, parks, and a strong sense of community, making it a desirable place to live.
Grand Entry
A grand double staircase with iron railings frames the entrance of the home. A large chandelier hangs above a black and wood-inlaid floor. Floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors open to a view of the outdoors.
Living Room
This living room features a tall stone fireplace centered between two sets of glass doors. Vaulted ceilings and large windows allow for plenty of natural light. The space opens into a formal dining or seating area.
Kitchen
The kitchen includes a central island with waterfall-edge countertops and pendant lighting above. Stainless steel appliances are installed along a tiled backsplash. Sliding decorative panels reveal a separate prep area with additional cabinetry.
Library
Wood-paneled walls surround a fireplace with a green marble hearth. Built-in shelving lines one wall, and a large window looks out onto the greenery. Blue curtains are gathered at the top of the window frame.
Backyard
The back of the home features a covered patio with white columns and a brick chimney. A stone path leads down to a curved pool and separate hot tub. Landscaping and tall trees surround the property for privacy.
Source: Coldwell Banker
2. Mount Rainier View Estate
This expansive 8,862 sq ft property is set on over 21 acres with 500 feet of private beach and unobstructed views of Mount Rainier and Puget Sound. The main home includes 3 bedrooms, an office, 4 full and 3 three-quarter bathrooms, plus a 3-car garage.
The lower level offers a second kitchen, media room, high ceilings, indoor pool, and elevator. Valued at $9,500,000, the property also includes a large barn with a 1-bedroom unit, a separate studio unit, stables, a tack room, and storage for equipment.
Where is Vashon?
Vashon is an island community located in Puget Sound between Seattle and Tacoma in Washington State. It is only accessible by ferry, offering a peaceful, rural setting without bridges connecting it to the mainland. The island is known for its small-town charm, artist community, organic farms, and scenic waterfront. Despite its seclusion, Vashon is within commuting distance of major cities, making it a quiet retreat with urban access.
Living Room
The living room has a fireplace, wood furniture, and a seating arrangement with couches and chairs. A large arched window and sliding glass doors provide views of the water and Mount Rainier. The room features neutral walls and wood flooring.
Office
The office includes built-in wood shelving, a fireplace, and a large area rug. A desk and two chairs are positioned near French doors. Recessed lighting is set in the wood-paneled ceiling.
Bedroom
The bedroom includes a fireplace, armchairs, and a bed facing sliding glass doors. A balcony with a stone balustrade overlooks the water. A tall bookshelf stands on the far wall.
Bathroom
The bathroom has a raised soaking tub surrounded by marble. A fireplace is installed in the wall next to a flat-screen TV. A large window behind the tub offers a view of the water and trees.
Patio
The back patio has a round built-in fire pit with stone seating. Outdoor dining furniture is arranged under a vine-covered overhang. Large windows and sliding doors face the landscaped yard.
Source: Coldwell Banker
3. Historic Waterfront Retreat
Valued at $7,850,000, this 6,844 sq ft waterfront estate on Bainbridge Island spans nearly 21 acres with 1,892 feet of shoreline. The property includes two homes, a studio, five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, and garage space for four cars.
Features include a commercial-grade dock with float, boathouse, 185-foot seawater pool, two 2-car garages, workshop, and a 2-stall barn with paddock. Originally built in 1933, the main residence retains its historic facade, while the second home built in 2005 offers eastern views and beach access.
Where is Bainbridge Island?
Bainbridge Island is located in Puget Sound, west of Seattle, Washington. It is accessible by a 35-minute ferry ride from downtown Seattle, making it a popular commuter and getaway destination. The island is known for its small-town charm, forested landscapes, and scenic shoreline views. Bainbridge features a mix of residential neighborhoods, boutique shops, parks, and trails, offering both tranquility and convenient access to the city.
Entry
The front door opens to a view of the water and nearby dock. A wood-paneled staircase with carved balusters leads to the upper level. The interior features hardwood floors and warm wood detailing.
Living Room
This living room includes a white sectional sofa, two armchairs, and a glass coffee table. Multiple windows bring in natural light and offer views of the greenery outside. The room opens into another sitting area through a large archway.
Bedroom
The bedroom includes a large bed, a sitting area with a couch and chairs, and arched windows on two walls. A patterned rug covers the hardwood floor. Wallpaper and crown molding complete the space.
Sitting Room
This sitting room features a gray couch and matching loveseat facing a wooden coffee table. Paneled wood walls frame the windows. A black console table sits beneath a large painting.
Aerial View
The aerial view shows the property’s main and guest homes near the shoreline. A dock extends into the water, and fenced garden areas are visible. Surrounding trees and lawn add privacy and space.
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4. Lodge-Style Ridgefield Retreat
This 7,490 sq ft timber-framed home on over 18 acres includes 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, and sweeping views of Mt. Hood, Mt. St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and the Lewis River Valley. The main-level owner’s suite offers a spa-style bath, soaking tub, dual vanities, walk-in closet, and balcony access, while a second primary suite and daylight basement provide additional space and privacy.
Designed with entertainment in mind, the home features a chef’s kitchen with a granite island, hearth room, theater, game room, kitchenette/bar, sauna, and outdoor amenities like a pool, pool house, and bar. The property is valued at $5,250,000.
Where is Ridgefield?
Ridgefield is a small city located in Clark County in southwestern Washington State. It sits about 25 miles north of Portland, Oregon, making it part of the Portland metropolitan area. The city is known for its natural beauty, especially the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, which offers wetlands, hiking trails, and birdwatching. Ridgefield has grown in recent years but still maintains a quiet, small-town atmosphere with access to urban amenities.
Foyer
The front door is made of dark wood with vertical windows on either side. A rustic wooden table sits on the right, and exposed beams frame the space. Reclaimed wood lines the stairwell wall, which features a round mirror and iron railing.
Living Room
This living room has a large stone fireplace and tall windows with views of the trees and valley below. Wood beams span the ceiling above a sectional sofa and two leather chairs. A chandelier hangs from the vaulted ceiling.
Kitchen
The kitchen includes a wide island with a granite countertop and barstool seating. Wood cabinetry and open shelves surround the space. Pendant lights hang above the island, and stainless steel appliances are installed throughout.
Bedroom
A king-sized bed with dark trim is positioned between two nightstands and lamps. Exposed beams cross the ceiling, and two black armchairs sit at the foot of the bed. Hardwood floors run wall to wall.
Backyard
The backyard features an in-ground rectangular pool, a hot tub, and a covered pool house with lounge seating. The lawn is neatly maintained with a walking path and decorative landscaping. The back of the home has multiple decks and large windows facing the sunset.
Source: Coldwell Banker
5. Exclusive Waterfront Sanctuary
This 35-acre waterfront property in Friday Harbor features a 3,147 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home with west-facing views and over 1,200 feet of shoreline with tideland rights. The estate includes a private 80± ft deep-water dock, ideal for year-round boating and access to crabbing, fishing, and shrimping just minutes from Roche Harbor and Canada.
Additional structures include a 5,000+ sq ft shop, multiple outbuildings, two orchards, a heated greenhouse, and a ½-acre pond. The property is supported by 4 wells and a 5-bedroom septic system, and is valued at $8,950,000.
Where is Friday Harbor?
Friday Harbor is the main town on San Juan Island, which is part of the San Juan Islands archipelago in northwest Washington State. It is accessible primarily by ferry, seaplane, or private boat, making it a popular getaway destination. Located north of Seattle and west of Anacortes, Friday Harbor offers stunning views of the Puget Sound, nearby islands, and frequent sightings of orcas and other marine life. The town has a walkable downtown area with shops, restaurants, galleries, and a marina, blending small-town charm with island seclusion.
Living Room
The living room includes a stone fireplace with built-in wood storage and tall windows that look out toward the water. Exposed wood beams run across the vaulted ceiling. Furniture includes two armchairs, a sofa, and a square coffee table.
Dining Room
This dining room features an oval table with shell-back chairs positioned under a chandelier. A large painting and mirror hang on opposite walls. In the background, a second fireplace and sitting area are partially visible.
Bedroom
The bedroom features a red bedspread, two floral armchairs, and built-in bookshelves. Windows line one wall, looking out to the forest. Light carpet and wooden furniture complete the space.
Office
This room includes built-in bookshelves, a desk, and a meeting table with six chairs. Slanted windows span the back wall, offering a wide view of the water and trees. The carpet is blue plaid, and wood beams are exposed above.
Deck
A wood deck looks out over a lake and forest with a gravel path running alongside. Potted plants line the railing. Trees frame the sunset view across the water.
Source: Coldwell Banker
