The Mediterranean-inspired residence at 3645 Hunts Point Road holds 80 feet of waterfront with a covered boat slip, a gated entry and a separate carriage house, and its August 31 closing at $21.38 million led five reported sales across the Seattle, Washington metro area that combined for $45.29 million for the week ending September 6, 2026.
The five sales span Hunts Point, Clyde Hill, the Houghton neighborhood of Kirkland and Seattle’s Capitol Hill, and the homes range from a restored 1904 Craftsman to a house completed in 2026. Windermere Real Estate/East represented the listing side of two of this week’s five highest-priced reported sales.
No. 1 — $21,375,000 · 3645 Hunts Point Road, Hunts Point, Washington
Eighty feet of waterfront frame the week’s No. 1 transaction, a Hunts Point estate that sold August 31, 2026, for $21,375,000.
Built in 2005, the Mediterranean-inspired property pairs its main residence with a carriage house behind a gated entry. A covered boat slip sits at the water’s edge, and the home connects its indoor rooms to a series of outdoor living spaces with a swim spa.
The property previously changed hands for $11,000,000 in 2012. Tere Foster and Moya Skillman came to the week’s leading sale with two earlier appearances in RealtyWire’s Top 5 roundups for the Seattle metro.
Tere Foster and Moya Skillman of Compass were the listing agents. Juan He of Sea to Sky Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $11,000,000 · 1918 94th Avenue NE, Clyde Hill, Washington
Near the peak of Clyde Hill, a fully gated custom estate at 1918 94th Avenue NE closed on September 1, 2026, at $11,000,000, the week’s No. 2 sale. The five-bedroom house, built in 2018, spans a reported 6,922 square feet and was custom-designed to maximize protected southwest views toward Lake Washington.
Listing materials identify Adam Leland Homes as the builder. A circular driveway arrives at open-concept living areas detailed with exposed steel and wood beams and a floating staircase, and the plan carries two primary suites, three fireplaces, a theater room, a rec room and an office. An elevator connects the levels, a wet bar and wine cellar serve the entertaining spaces, and a cedar sauna, steam shower and infinity-edge spa join covered outdoor space and a four-car garage among the amenities.
The property previously changed hands for $6,800,000 in 2018. Shawn Filer and Nick Glant have appeared once before in RealtyWire’s Top 5 roundups for the Seattle metro.
Shawn Filer and Nick Glant of Real Residential were the listing agents. Franz T. Diessner of Coldwell Banker Bain represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $5,062,000 · 5511 104th Avenue NE, Kirkland, Washington
In Kirkland’s Houghton neighborhood, a custom house designed by Baylis Architects and built by Bender Chaffey sold September 2, 2026, for $5,062,000. The five-bedroom home, completed in 2000, offers a reported 5,530 square feet behind a gated auto court lined with magnolia trees.
Walls of glass in the dining and great rooms frame views of Lake Washington and the Olympic Mountains, and a series of interior and exterior courtyards connects the rooms to the grounds. Cantera stone and hardwood radiant-heated floors run through the house, which also carries a Control4 automation system, Gaggenau appliances and custom millwork. The main-level primary suite includes dual walk-in closets and a private entrance to a large deck, and the lower level opens to a covered patio with a built-in barbecue and a pizza oven.
The home went under contract 20 days after the current listing date, and the closing took the No. 3 position in RealtyWire’s Seattle Metro Area Top 5 for the week. The property previously changed hands for $565,000 in 1998, before the current residence was completed in 2000.
Max Rombakh of Windermere Real Estate/East was the listing agent. Anna F. Riley of Windermere Real Estate/East represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $3,975,000 · 734 22nd Avenue E, Seattle, Washington
A newly built home at 734 22nd Avenue E in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood took the No. 4 spot at $3,975,000. The four-bedroom house, completed in 2026, carries a reported 4,050 square feet, and the sale closed September 2, 2026.
Detailed listing remarks were not available for the property at publication.
Junior Torres of Windermere RE Greenwood was the listing agent. Kale Corey of Ensemble represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $3,880,000 · 403 18th Avenue E, Seattle, Washington
A restored 1904 Craftsman at 403 18th Avenue E, also in Capitol Hill, went under contract 6 days after the current listing date and closed on August 31, 2026, at $3,880,000, a figure $630,000 above its final asking price of $3,250,000.
The five-bedroom house keeps its period millwork, pocket doors and refinished hardwood floors, joined by an updated kitchen with quartz countertops, custom cabinetry and an eating bar. A renovated lower level, excavated for additional headroom, holds a media room, a climate-controlled wine cellar, guest quarters and a steam bathroom, while the third floor offers three flex rooms. Outside, a rebuilt garage on a new foundation features heat, hot and cold water, a work bay, a metal roof with skylights and a rolling glass door, and the fenced yard includes a vegetable garden.
The property previously changed hands for $1,290,000 in 2010. Rob Ottosen of Windermere Real Estate/East represented the listing side of the above-asking transaction, which ranked No. 5 in this week’s Seattle Metro Area Top 5.
Rob Ottosen of Windermere Real Estate/East was the listing agent. Shelley Miller of Windermere Real Estate Midtown represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 6, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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