Originally published July 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM | Page modified July 16, 2007 at 10:23 AM
Seattle Street of Dreams tour opens
It's that time again ...me to gawk and lust after the fabulously over-the-top homes, décor and gardens that make up the Seattle...
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Seattle Street of Dreams
Hours: Tour the homes from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily through Aug. 19. Ticket sales close at 8 p.m.
Tickets: Adults 16 and older, $18; senior citizens 65 and over, $15; military with ID, $15; children 3-15, $15; children 2 and under free. Tickets can be purchased online or at the event. A $3-off coupon is available at several businesses listed on the Web site (www.seattlestreetofdreams.com; click on "2007 Show Information").
Directions: Private cars are not permitted to drive to the show location. Free parking and shuttles to the site are available at Woodinville High School, 19819 136th Ave. N.E., Woodinville. From Interstate 405 take Highway 522 East (Exit 23) toward U.S. Highway 2 Woodinville- Wenatchee. Take the second exit (Northeast 195th Street). Turn left at the end of the off-ramp onto Northeast 195th. Turn right on 136th Avenue Northeast and follow the signs to the parking lot. A shuttle will take you to the show site.
More information: www.seattlestreetofdreams.com
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It's that time again — time to gawk and lust after the fabulously over-the-top homes, décor and gardens that make up the Seattle Street of Dreams.
This year, the five homes are located in Snohomish in a wooded development called Quinn's Crossing.
Organizers say this show will be unlike any other because, for the first time, the homes are built with environmentally sensitive construction and design practices. Covenants require that each home is Built-Green certified (www.builtgreen.net) with a minimum three-star rating.
Located a few miles from downtown Woodinville, the Seattle Street of Dreams homes are set on 115 acres (with a maximum of 48 homes) that boast trails, wooded open space and native vegetation.
The homes are between 4,200 and 4,750 square feet, and priced up to nearly $2 million.
Seattle Street of Dreams is a monthlong, nearly annual event on one street showcasing luxury home building and trends in architecture, interior design, home technology and landscaping.
Each home "competes" for visitors' votes on a variety of categories such as kitchen, interior design, home technology, landscaping and architecture. Results are announced near the end of the show.
Here's a taste of the homes you'll find this year:
La Belle Fleur
European-French Provincial
• 4,750 square feet
• 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths
• Saltwater fish tank, custom ironwork, Venetian plasterwork, two-story entryway, Juliet balcony overlooking the entry, limestone two-story fireplace, private balconies, outdoor living area with fireplace and grill, and wall murals.
Greenleaf Retreat
Prairie contemporary
• 4,749 square feet
• 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths
• Two-story entry porch, two-story interior waterfall, custom tile work, contemporary ironwork, outdoor living area, private balconies and bonus room with bar.
Copper Falls
Upscale Craftsman style
• 4,624 square feet
• 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths
• Entryway waterfall, layered gable ends, free-flowing floor plan, multilanding interior staircase, four fireplaces, home theater with wet bar, wood panel wrapped den, gourmet kitchen with built-in espresso station and outdoor living room with fireplace.
Tamarack
Large bungalow style in Arts and Crafts tradition
• 4,200 square feet
• 4 bedrooms and 4 baths
• Great room, natural-wood interiors, extensive stone and tile work, stained glass, Arts and Crafts furnishings, two laundry areas and spa courtyard.
The Urban Lodge
Sustainable luxury lodge
• 4,591 square feet
• 4 bedrooms, 3.75 baths
• Exterior with an "eyebrow" porch, vaulted ceilings and clerestory windows and sustainable products such as glass tiles, cork flooring and reclaimed wood flooring.
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